Advice wanted for a new seller listing equipment

Oh one last thing if you have never posted here or ran an add you need to be prepared for questions and phone conversations you will need to make sure the potential buyer is comfortable dealing with someone that has no feedback. as there are some scammers. I personally will never sell-buy from someone I have not had a min phone conversation with. so be ready to prove who you are. 

 think most people here will google search anything they are interested so unless you have a very pertinent link i would not bother with link, potentially you could add a link to a YouTube video for example.

 Also most who look at your add will be familiar with the equipment or at least the manufacturer. I am always of the frame of mind to keep it simple and honest, if there is issues like a scratch take a photo and mention there is a photo of it.

 Photos are very important and you need to take the time to take good ones, clean your components before you take photos, place them so you can get a good view all around of each component. good lighting too. cant say how many time I see really poor photos of really expensive gear where the seller didn't even take the time to dust them off, tells a lot of how they were maintained IMO. 

Be straight forward on your pricing if your firm say so if your negotiable say so. price fairly. Do not add shipping as you don't know where the potential buyer lives so how do you price for that also insist on full cost insurance. 

 put all accessories, add-ons etc. (or at least it has all the factory ones) and shipping cartons if you have them in the add so a potential buyer knows what is included. 

your payment methods you accept.

 whether you ship internationally etc. 

that all i can think of lol

glen