You make it sound so simple.
You must have registered your account quite some time ago and not just a week ago?
They are notoriously slow in getting accounts approved, so if you are actually selling, then you need to double and triple check that your account is fully approved. Otherwise, you are going to be sat there selling things, building up a balance and not able to withdraw it. Along with the fact that you will be waiting about 3 weeks or so before you actually start to get any money anyway.
Be sure to use the correct listings on there. There are very many that although they might look correct, they are not. If you use these, then you will likely get suspended.
The river has a VERY steep learning curve and something that you need to understand very quickly.
So only trying to warn you of the major pitfalls that I've seen time after time happen to new sellers.
As regards better sales, it's not that surprising, they have at least 10 times the number of people using the site. And what does help, is the catalogue system. There should only be one listing, for one item. Whereas Ebay, you can find 1000 listings, for one item..... So your not just competing on price.
The obvious disadvantage being that it is generally a race to the bottom over there.
As an aside, an awful lot of your pictures on Ebay are breaking the rules, you are not supposed to have your company name splashed across the images. Your not even allowed to use watermarks on them.
So I would suggest that you remove them, before someone reports you.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/listing-policies/picture-policy?id=4370
But anyway, if you have been selling for more than 5 minutes, why on earth aren't you on other sites anyway?
It's not good to just rely on the one, where you can lose everything at once if you get suspended etc for some reason.
