“Unbelievable Negotiations: 77 Bizarre Screenshots That Will Change How You Buy and Sell Online!”
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Furthermore, how you communicate with your clients is absolutely paramount. You want to be crystal clear, to the point, and professional. You donât want there to be any ambiguity about what youâre selling, how much it costs, how youâll be delivering the item, and when the buyer can expect to get it.
Naturally, not every buyer will have gotten an A+ in reading comprehension. You willâalmost inevitablyâend up repeating the same information that youâve clearly written out elsewhere. So, a dash of patience is always a good thing to have.
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When communicating with a buyer or seller via direct messages, try to be concise and polite. And it bodes repeating: watch your grammar, style, and punctuation.
Writing errors are inevitable, no matter how skilled a professional you are (everyone makes mistakes). However, their frequency hints at your character as a person.
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Someone who is deliberate with their writing and takes the time to edit and proofread their messages fundamentally feels more trustworthy than someone who sends you incomprehensible gibberish.
In this day and age, with so many free grammar check programs easily available to the wider public, it feels silly to leave major mistakes in your texts. The speed of your response is a virtue, sure. But an even bigger one is sending a direct message that is relevant and easily understood.
