There are several ways for you to provide the special kind of details about your items that WorldofGood.com buyers are looking for – from your Trust Provider affiliations to the region where the item’s producer is located.
Trust Provider affiliation
Your Trust Provider affiliations send a message of credibility to WorldofGood.com buyers. Buyers look at the Trustology section of your listings and in our Trust Provider Directory to find organizations whose missions match their own personal concerns. Be sure to include your Trust Provider affiliations in your listings so buyers know that they can trust your listing.
Goodprint
Clearly show WorldofGood.com buyers how your listed item makes the planet a better place. Choose no more than five statements that apply directly to your listing from our list of People Positive, Eco Positive, and Animal Friendly Goodprint statements.
Learn more about the Goodprint statements.
Producer details
Emotionally connect with buyers by telling the story of the person or group that made the product they’re viewing. Bringing "the human touch" to your listing can engage your buyers and improve your sales.
Connect producers and buyers in the following ways:
- Producer Photo - Display a photo of the individual or group who produced your item. You'll need to provide a website address (URL) where the photo is housed.
- Producer Information - Tell WorldofGood.com buyers about the person or group who made the product and how their work is making a difference in the lives of their family and their community.
- Producer Location – Buyers are often searching for items from a particular geographic location.
Short (Abbreviated) Description
This appears only on WorldofGood.com and is used as the default description that WorldofGood.com buyers will see on the item page. Tell buyers the important details about the product you are selling. See the Detail Description section for more tips on writing this description.
Detail Description
This description appears in the eBay version of your listing. WorldofGood.com buyers also can see it when they click the See full description link. You can adjust styles and formatting just as in any eBay listing.
Tell the full story of your item and its producer
Buyers want to know all they can about the products they buy and are moved by the story behind them. The more you can tell them about your People Positive or Eco Positive product, the item’s producers, and your own business, the more attention you’re likely to get from buyers who are looking for products that align with their own personal values. Provide as many details as you can so buyers can more easily search for your item.
Description Best Practices
Here are some questions you might want to consider when writing each of your item descriptions:
- What is the item?
- What material is it made of?
- When was it made?
- What condition is it in?
- What are its dimensions?
- Does the item have any notable features or markings?
- Does it have a special background or history?
- Important for eBay description: Who made it? What country or location is it from?
Telling your story
Many sellers have found that adding a creative, human approach to their descriptions boosts bids and sales. Do consider including the following information:
- What you especially like about the item.
- Who you think it would appeal to and why.
- An interesting story about the item (for example, traditional techniques used to make it ).
- Ways the item might be used.
When you are finished, spell-check your description for accuracy. Learn more about writing powerful descriptions.
Tip: Buyers who see your listing on eBay do not see your Producer Story, Trustology, Goodprint, or Producer Region. To share your full story with these buyers, we recommend that you repeat this information in your Detail Description.
Item Specifics
Providing additional item details within a category – such as dimensions, weight, size, condition, materials, style, and more – helps buyers find your item. Item Specifics are determined by the eBay category and aren’t available in all categories.
Learn more about item specifics.