Article: Before you post your listing on eBay, you may want to familiarize yourself with the price ranges your parts are currently selling for. Review classified ads online or in local newspapers to determine how others are pricing their auto parts that are similar to yours. Call local junkyards or used auto parts stores in your area to determine how much they are selling the same auto parts for. Browse other eBay listings to see how sellers are pricing similar auto parts. Since other eBay sellers will most likely be your main competition, you may want to sell your parts at comparable prices. Review the condition of other sellers' auto parts and set your prices accordingly. For example, if your auto parts are in much better condition than the parts listed by other sellers, you may want to sell your auto parts for a higher price. Auto parts that are clean or shiny may appear more attractive to potential buyers when they view photos of the parts in your eBay listing. Listings with photographs included will generate a higher amount of views from potential buyers. Take pictures that display your auto parts from every angle. This will allow buyers to view the true condition of your auto parts in their entirety. EBay will allow you to post your first photo for free; however, each additional photo you post will cost 15 cents (0.11 euros) each.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Determine the pricing for your auto parts. Clean the auto parts you are selling. Take pictures of your auto parts.
Article: If your dog has a tendency to chase cats in your neighborhood, it's best to keep your dog on a leash during walks. If you feel inclined to let your dog off-leash during walks, you should do so only in places where you know there will be no cats around, such as a dog park or a quiet place away from other homes. You should also try to only let your dog off-leash at the park during times when you know there will be no cats around. Remember that cats are most active at dusk and dawn, as they often come out to hunt during the night. Use the "leave it" method on your dog during walks. Even though your dog is on a leash, he may still try to run and pull on the leash whenever he sees a cat. Teaching him to leave it when he sees a cat will help take the stress out of walking your dog in a cat-friendly neighborhood. If your dog pulls hard or barks while on his leash, he may have what's known as leash aggression. Put simply, he perceives that you're anxious about how he'll react to an animal, and he assumes that animal is a threat. To train your dog out of this, practice getting your dog's attention no matter what is happening around you. Reward him when he keeps his eyes on you. Start out in a low-stress environment, such as your home, and gradually work toward keeping your dog focused on you (and on the treat he'll come to expect) no matter what other animals are around on your walk. Another crucial skill to teach your dog if you plan to let him roam off-leash is to come when called. Try teaching your dog to come while you run away from him, as he will almost inevitably chase after you. This will make it easier for him to learn this command early on in his training, as he will associate your praise with his following after you. Reward him with treats and praise whenever he comes on command. If you have a yard at your home and you'd like to let your dog run freely in the yard, be sure that you either erect a fence around your property, or use a tether and leash to keep your dog from leaving your yard. This will help ensure that your dog does not chase any outdoor cats that live in your neighborhood. If your neighbors have an outdoor cat that tends to get in your yard, the best way to keep your dog from chasing that cat is to keep it out of your yard. You can manually chase the cat away whenever you see it come into your yard, or use motion-activated water sprays along the perimeter of your yard. These devices detect movement and spray the target with water, which can be an excellent deterrent against intruding cats.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep your dog on a leash. Confine your dog to your yard. Keep cats out of your yard.
Article: Tap the Google Maps app icon, which resembles a red location marker on a road map. This will open the map view if you're signed into maps. If prompted, select a Google account and/or sign in before continuing. To find a location on the map, you can either scroll to it, or tap the search bar at the top of the app, and type the name of a location or address. This displays the location on the map. This places a large red marker on the location and displays a pop-up menu at the bottom of the app. It's the third tab at the bottom of the map. It's next to an icon that resembles a book mark. There are three pre-made lists on Google Maps. These include; "Favorites", "Want to go", and "Starred places". Tapping a list saves the location to the list. Locations in each list have color-coded markers that appear on the map. To create a new list, tap + New List in the upper-right corner. Type a name for the list on the bar and then tap Create.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Google Maps. Find a location on the map. Tap and hold the location. Tap Save. Tap a list to save the location to.