Make your title short but descriptive. Try to avoid words like "must see", "wow". No buyers would search for those words. Use common keywords related to the placement category and your vessel, which buyers might use during the search.

Attach at least one image to your listing. Listings with attached images usually attract more attention from buyers.

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Tips on creating an effective listing

To create your listing, complete as much of the listing description as possible, particularly information in regard to the engines, sails and/or any other type of power plant; e.g. main engines, auxiliary engines and generator sets.

When writing the description of your vessel it is important to list any additional features and condition.

A thorough walkthrough of the boat will help with your list of standard equipment and features in each area. Include all electronics, accessories, navigation packages, brand names and model information.

To enhance your boat description we recommend multiple photos (digital). Take pictures of all areas including cockpit, saloon, cabins, staterooms, engine room, bow, stern, in fact anything else that will help to sell your boat.

When pricing your boat, compare boat pricing of similar boats to determine a fair asking price.

Remember, there is no such thing as too much information