DJR Expert Guide Series, Vol. 531 — How to Price Your Items for Facebook Marketplace Without Underselling

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Facebook Marketplace is one of the easiest places to sell household items, but also one of the easiest places to undervalue them. Unlike eBay—where completed sales create clear benchmarks—Marketplace is local, inconsistent, and shaped by convenience, buyer psychology, and regional demand. Many sellers unknowingly list their items 30–70% below fair market value simply because they don’t understand how to research, interpret, and position their pricing.

DJR Expert Guide Series, Vol. 531 provides a complete, non-destructive pricing workflow designed to help everyday sellers, resellers, and estate handlers determine accurate asking prices while avoiding the most common undervaluing mistakes. This guide shows you how to research effectively, analyze real demand, use national comparables properly, evaluate condition honestly, and set a negotiation buffer that protects your bottom line.

Inside this guide, you’ll learn how experts:

  • Identify the correct category before setting any price

  • Research local Marketplace pricing and interpret oversupply vs. demand

  • Use national comparables (eBay, Amazon, auction archives) without over-pricing

  • Evaluate condition accurately using a simple 6-tier scale

  • Recognize value boosters such as brand, rarity, accessories, and recent model years

  • Identify red flags that lower value, including missing parts or outdated technology

  • Set a realistic price ceiling and price floor

  • Use the 15–25% negotiation buffer to prevent accidental underselling

  • Understand when to stand firm on price—and when to adjust

  • Detect serious buyers vs. time-wasters based on messaging behavior

  • Apply the full 16-step Pricing Workflow to any item you want to sell

Whether you’re selling furniture, electronics, tools, collectibles, décor, or general household goods, this guide gives you the structure and strategy to price confidently—and keep more money in your pocket.

Digital Download — PDF • 9 Pages • Instant Access

Facebook Marketplace is one of the easiest places to sell household items, but also one of the easiest places to undervalue them. Unlike eBay—where completed sales create clear benchmarks—Marketplace is local, inconsistent, and shaped by convenience, buyer psychology, and regional demand. Many sellers unknowingly list their items 30–70% below fair market value simply because they don’t understand how to research, interpret, and position their pricing.

DJR Expert Guide Series, Vol. 531 provides a complete, non-destructive pricing workflow designed to help everyday sellers, resellers, and estate handlers determine accurate asking prices while avoiding the most common undervaluing mistakes. This guide shows you how to research effectively, analyze real demand, use national comparables properly, evaluate condition honestly, and set a negotiation buffer that protects your bottom line.

Inside this guide, you’ll learn how experts:

  • Identify the correct category before setting any price

  • Research local Marketplace pricing and interpret oversupply vs. demand

  • Use national comparables (eBay, Amazon, auction archives) without over-pricing

  • Evaluate condition accurately using a simple 6-tier scale

  • Recognize value boosters such as brand, rarity, accessories, and recent model years

  • Identify red flags that lower value, including missing parts or outdated technology

  • Set a realistic price ceiling and price floor

  • Use the 15–25% negotiation buffer to prevent accidental underselling

  • Understand when to stand firm on price—and when to adjust

  • Detect serious buyers vs. time-wasters based on messaging behavior

  • Apply the full 16-step Pricing Workflow to any item you want to sell

Whether you’re selling furniture, electronics, tools, collectibles, décor, or general household goods, this guide gives you the structure and strategy to price confidently—and keep more money in your pocket.

Digital Download — PDF • 9 Pages • Instant Access