Selling secondhand
Want a good price for an old car or phone? It looks up what the same model is listed for, gives you a price range and writes the listing title and description.
Who it's for: People with things at home they no longer use and want to sell, but who don't know what to ask for them or how to describe them.
What it does:
- You tell it what it is, the model, how long you've had it, what condition it's in and which city you're selling in.
- It looks up what the same thing is listed for secondhand right now, gives you a price range and explains how it got there.
- It writes the title and description for the listing, lists which photos to take, and prepares answers to a few questions buyers often ask.
- It won't post the listing, contact buyers or negotiate for you.
Why this one: Muse's App Store description says you can hand it a whole job, like selling your car for more. This one only has it do the homework and write drafts; listing and negotiating are up to you.
Copy for your Muse
Help me get ready to sell something secondhand: what it is, the model, how long I've had it, what condition it's in and which city I'm selling in; ask me first about anything I haven't made clear. Look up what the same thing is listed for secondhand right now, give me a price range and explain how you got there; write the title and description for the listing, list which photos I should take, and prepare answers to a few questions buyers often ask. What to do: only look up public secondhand listings, and write the price suggestion and draft listing for me to see. What not to do: do not post anything for me, do not contact any buyer, and do not negotiate on my behalf. When to stop: stop once the listing is written; I'll ask if I want changes.
Source apps.apple.com ↗
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