
The right price is the biggest reason an item sells quickly or sits for weeks. Price too high and buyers scroll past; too low and you lose money. Here is a simple way to find the right number.
Search eTarad for the same item, model and condition. Note the lowest, the highest and the typical price. That typical price is your starting point, not the highest one you see.
Many buyers in Laos like to negotiate. Add a small margin above the lowest price you would accept, and say "negotiable" if you are open to offers. Decide your lowest price before anyone calls.
Prices such as ₭1,500,000 are easy to read and compare. Always write the price in the price field so your ad shows in price filters.
Many views but no messages usually means the price is too high. If you get no serious enquiries after a week, lower the price a little or improve the photos and description.
If you need the money soon, price slightly below similar ads and consider a Featured ad so more buyers see it.
Search for the same item and condition on eTarad, note the typical price, then adjust for condition and extras.
If you are open to offers, yes. Set your lowest acceptable price in advance and leave a small margin above it.
The price is probably too high. Lower it a little, or improve the photos and description.
Price slightly below similar ads and use a Featured ad so more buyers see it.
Ready? Post your ad on eTarad for free.
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