Selling Guide

For tack and equipment: Photograph from all angles, close-ups of wear areas, brand labels, and any unique features. Include a photo with a common object for scale.

For horses: Include conformation shots from all sides, movement photos/videos, and clear headshots. Show the horse in its current condition and environment.

General tips: Use natural light when possible, clean items before photographing, and use a neutral background to keep focus on the item.

Start with an engaging title that includes key details (brand, size, condition). Be honest about any flaws or wear - transparency builds trust with buyers. Include measurements, materials, age, and reason for selling. For horses, provide detailed information about temperament, training, health history, and any special skills or achievements.

Respond to inquiries promptly - buyers often contact multiple sellers. Be response-oriented, answer detailed questions, and provide additional photos if requested. Use EQUIDU's messaging system to keep all communications in one place and maintain privacy until you're comfortable sharing contact information.

Meet in a safe, public location or at your stable if comfortable. Consider bringing a friend or family member to meetings. For high-value items, consider using an escrow service. Always verify payment has cleared before releasing the item. Trust your instincts - if something feels wrong, it probably is.