How to Create a Standout Listing on Plane Sales Australia
Want to sell your plane, helicopter, parts, or business faster? The best listings grab attention and give potential buyers a complete picture. By following these three tips, you can create a listing that gets noticed and helps you sell your aircraft or products faster.
1. Tell a Compelling Story
Don't just list the specs—tell a story. While details like avionics and engine hours are important, what truly captivates buyers is an aircraft's history. Use the comments section to highlight its unique past. Has it been used for scenic tours, a pilot training school, or private adventures? Sharing these details helps buyers imagine themselves flying your plane.
If you're not a writer, here's a pro tip: list the key details in bullet points and then use an AI writing assistant like Gemini or ChatGPT to turn them into an engaging, professional-sounding description.
2. Showcase with High-Quality Images
Quality photos are crucial for a strong first impression. For the best display on our site, always upload your images in landscape orientation with a resolution of 900 x 600 pixels. This ensures your photos fit perfectly and look sharp, presenting your aircraft in the best possible light.
3. Add a Walk-Around Video
A short video can make your listing really pop. A simple walk-around video gives buyers a much better feel for the aircraft than photos alone.
Here are a few tips for making a great video:
- Go Landscape: Always hold your phone horizontally.
- Keep it Clear: Choose a day with low wind to ensure your commentary can be heard without distortion.
- Share the Experience: Add commentary as you walk around, highlighting key features and interior details.
Please do not email or text the video file, as it will be too large and the quality will be compressed. Instead, contact our site admin, and we'll send you a link to our Google Drive where you can upload the high-quality file. We'll then host it on the Plane Sales Australia YouTube channel for your listing.
As always, we're here to help. Get in touch if you have any questions