@mic_326188 do not start as a business seller on Ebay straight away. Business sellers pay listing fees each month or a shop subscription. Start as a private seller, selling your own bits and bobs, and if and when you feel comfortable to do so you can convert to a business. You cannot convert back, but you can have both private and business accounts.
If you want to try "Flipping" start on Vted where fees are the same whether you are business or private.
In a nutshell, things that sell best are Branded or easy to describe. A silver tone chain for instance will get lost in the listings, but a hideous "purple, red and green shell pendant necklace" will be found in searches and someone will want it.
Describe items the same as how you would search for them. Brand, what it is, color, size etc. Don't use the AI.
Each month, do a "sell similar" on items with no or low views and maybe shuffle or amend the wording. Every other month, sell similar the rest. This gets things up the search rankings.
Set the BIN price with best offers and set it at an amount you will accept to make it easier.
Check the price of similar or the same items and then check sold items.
Give yourself 3 days dispatch, you can ship earlier, not later. I send on a Monday and Thursday as weekends don't count.
Don't get on the wrong side of Ebay or customers, it's not worth it. Ebay can be harsh about stoping sellers selling. Don't start with high priced phones.
Communicate well, dont promote listings and keep good records as Ebay will send data to HMRC after you sell a certain amount.
It is a steep learning curb, don't give up the day job and save every envelooe and box and bit of bubble wrap you come across.
Goodluck.
