VIDEO: See observer on eBay

If you want to know what your chances are, or if it's your first time selling something on eBay and you're not sure, how to see the observer for his offers, these easy-to-understand step-by-step instructions will definitely help you Further. You don't have to be a great computer genius to be able to use the Internet portal - just a few clicks and you will see how many interested parties there are for your products and goods. Before you can see observers, of course, you first have to submit an offer.

Set an offer correctly on eBay

1. It is advisable to do some before hiring pictures of the product to be sold. Make sure you have the clearest possible photos and then upload them to your computer.
2. In the next step, visit the homepage of eBay.
3. You will see a blue link to log in in the page header. Enter your username and password and confirm the process.
4. You are now back on the start page, where you can see the gray word "Sell" in the top right corner. Move your mouse over it. A smaller tab opens and the first menu item is "Sell Now". Pick this point.
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5. On the following page you will be asked to enter search terms. For example, if you want to sell a pair of black pants, enter "pants, jeans, black, size 36". These are the terms that will later be used to find your offer.
6. Click on the adjacent blue button to go to the next page.
7. The next step is to select a category that best suits your offer. Then go to the next page.
8. You are now on the page on which you now have to introduce the trousers in more detail. Start above with the exact item name and then move on to the item condition. Enter your size and brand in the fields below. If you want, you can then provide voluntary information, for example about the material and the precise color.
9. You can then upload the images below using the corresponding button.
10. A large white field is now used to describe your goods more precisely and in sentences. Also mention any mistakes and flaws. This will avoid trouble with the buyer later.
11. After the description, choose between "auction" and "buy it now" and enter a starting price (an auction with a starting price of one euro is free).
12. Then decide on the duration of the offer and the payment methods that the buyer can use to pay later.
13. The last details serve to inform the buyer about the delivery conditions.
14. If you want to complete the offer, click on "Next" at the bottom of the page.
15. Check your details again on the next page and then publish your article using the "Post article" button.

You have successfully posted your article. The first observers could soon have turned their attention to your offer. Read on to see how you can see the prospects.

Watch the watchers on eBay

1. Log back in with your user data on your Account a.
2. You will see the gray button "My eBay" in the page header. Hover your mouse over the word, then click Summary.
3. The next page is your profile page, so to speak. You see offers that you might want to observe and buy yourself. On the left you will find a map of your activities starting with the "Buy" button. Below you will see the "Sell" option. Click on it to display a list of the related sub-items.
4. Now select the item "Active" so that you have an overview of your offers.
5. On the next page you can already see the article you have posted.
6. Small black headings can be seen on the right-hand side above the article field. The first point is called "Ob." and stands for "observer".
7. Right below the word you will see a number that shows the number of observers.

It is not always certain that all items on offer will actually be sold. However, the number of observers provides information about how high the sales opportunities are. In general, the more observers there are, the higher the sales opportunity. It can still happen that - even in the last minutes of the auction - previous prospects suddenly drop out.