Don't want to give up BUT !

[deanosaur1972]

I thought of that, but could not find any other good keywords (cue Dean). And my suggestion used all 81 characters.

I wouldn't put either very good condition or VGC in the title - it is a 2005 coin that has a lot of wear around the edges. Generally condition is not a search term - unless (specifically for coins) they are uncirculated.

The only other keywords that spring to mind is the Republic of Kenya - whilst most people would search just Kenya + other relevant keywords, coins are collected by kids and they can be very keyword specific because they copy the name of the country from maps or books - hence Republic of Kenya.

Using that you can out-keyword other sellers....

Wow, amazing - typing in Republic of Kenya Coin on the bay and it gave me 4 results - typed the same on eBid and got 7 - take a bow that seller who has the seven.

[kubwajack7]

Thank you.
I was given those coins from the UK and actually went price shopping on that other site. Where can I get a price compairison so I can list in British terms and langauge ?
Jack

[kubwajack7]

Hello Copper,
Thank you also. I am not familiar with plug your auctions forum. How and where is it ?
Thank you,
Jack

[CopperLocker]

Hello Copper,
Thank you also. I am not familiar with plug your auctions forum. How and where is it ?
Thank you,
Jack

Follow this link and you're there!

http://www.ebid.net/forums/forumdisp...-your-Auctions

Read the Forum Rules at the top of the page first.

Good luck and have a great day

[JanetB]

I thought of that, but could not find any other good keywords (cue Dean). And my suggestion used all 81 characters.

Now your just being lazy

Joking aside, you and Dean give a ton of good keyword examples on here for sellers to follow.

[tkauctionworldwide]

You don't have many listings so, change them all to 'live' ones running for 7 - 10 days with up to 10 auto relists. Google don't like words such as FANTASTIC, FREE SHIPPING, GREAT DETAILS, L@@K (for those of you reading this and that do use these) etc in the titles - they usually reject them. Create titles 'intelligently' with as many keywords as you can fit it - don't use symbols such as commas, dashes, brackets etc - these are precious wasted space.

Use the Plug your Auctions forum - you are allowed 1 thread that you can bump up every 24hrs with extra news and offerings. If you create a 2nd thread you must delete (not close) the 1st thread.

Keep plugging on Facebook.

Lastly, don't give up!

PS: Kreative has suggested you use the wording Very Good Condition (in some titles) - personally I would use VGC leaving more room for other keywords

(hope you don't mine my suggestion Kreative)

Great advice given to the OP.
Get rid of the commas etc
Buyers will not use the keywords nice, beautiful in the search but may search using the keywords mint condition etc