Of course, give yourself credit for recognizing one important facet of today's selling world. You decided to sell your stuff at an online classified site. As anybody in business knows, online classified ads get you more privacy, a broader selection of buyers, and a wealth of tools to help you keep tabs on your transactions. When compared to a newspaper, cyberspace is also a wee bit more spacious. There are billions of pages on Web, and only a few dozen in your typical neighborhood rag. For you, that means a lot more space for your ad to say least.

With that space, however, comes great responsibility-and great potential. The extra room gives you freedom to include as much product description and sale copy as you want. You can't just slap together a whole bunch of information, though. You need to use three special ad writing techniques that will attract buyers and seal deal: attention, interest, and action.

Attention. Make sure buyer stops at your ad instead of thousands upon thousands of others out there in cyberspace. Your ad's title is first lure to grab his or her attention, and first component of a catchy title is item's best feature, whether it's price, item's rarity, or its popularity. Next, be sure title includes keywords or other synonyms for your item that a buyer might use in a search. For instance, a buyer could search for "automobile" instead of "car," "pullover" instead of "sweater."

We all know what comes along with Valentines, chocolate and flowers right? Well, it's time for a change. This year give your loved one gift of poetry. Poetry you ask? Yes.

Poetry lets you show your true emotions and lets your partner fell they are truly special. The poem doesn't have to be something you get from a well known poet and you don't have to go out and buy latest Poetry for Dumbies.