Buyers scroll fast — a clear title, an honest price, and a few good photos are what make someone stop and tap in.
List the real condition, mention anything that needs fixing, and be upfront about the price so you're not negotiating from a bad first impression.
Shoot in daylight, and get photos from all four sides — front, back, and both sides.
If it's a vehicle or has an interior, show that too. Photograph any scratches, dents, or other flaws clearly rather than hiding them.
A cover photo that shows the whole item clearly usually brings far more people to your listing than a close-up or partial crop.
A fast reply is often the difference between a sale and a buyer moving on to another listing.
Keep the conversation inside Sembuwa's chat so you both have a record of what was agreed.
The same basic safety rules apply whichever side of the deal you're on — buyer or seller.
See our Safety centre for more on meeting up and getting paid safely.