Quick tip that makes a huge difference on your listings:📸 Always shoot in “Square” mode on your iPhone camera. A lot of people take super wide photos or 4:3 photos, and when they upload them to Facebook Marketplace, half the couch gets cropped or the image looks funky in search results. Using Square mode gives you a perfectly framed photo that fits FB’s listing layout and no more chopped edges or wasted space. ✅ Step-by-step: 1. Open your iPhone camera 2. Swipe to “Square” 3. Take your shot head-on, slightly elevated 4. Make sure the item fills the frame evenly on both sides It’s a small detail, but clean, centered photos instantly make your listings look more professional and grab more clicks. Have you been using Square mode yet? Or still shooting wide or other settings? Drop a before/after if you’ve noticed a difference 👇 The first two examples are chopped photos in which the sellers probably used a 4:3 setting. The last photo is my listing using a "Square" setting on an iPhone.

Listed this Z Galerie Sectional with a few flaws at $700z I hit the right arm with the drill brush too hard lol. Do these usually sell good for yall?

So I know we typically want corner/ sectional sofas. But I picked this item up for £40 when selling another sofa. I feel like there must be profit to be had. Listed it as a Luxury Crushed Velvet 3 Seater Sofa but had no luck for 2 weeks at £150. Wondered if you had any advice or tips?

I have had this couch listed for weeks, had a few nibbles but not bites. Not sure if I need better pictures, need to drop the price more ($400 + delivery right now and got I got it for free) , or try boosting or anything else? It does have a few stains that didn’t come out that you can see on the chaise in the pic.