Here’s How to Take Construction Equipment Photos to When You Want to Sell Your Equipment
The number one thing online construction equipment shoppers ask for is photos.
Photograph the construction equipment you are trying to sell faster by following the “four corners” rule.
“Four corners” refers to showing all four corners of your equipment, with tires and the top of the unit visible.
So, start by taking photos of the four corners of your equipment.
The more photos, the more interest you’ll get in your listings.
Construction Equipment Photos Checklist
The photos below show what equipment shoppers want to see before buying.
This infographic takes you around a JLG 860SJ, with close ups of the tires, meter, and machine plate. Use this as a guide when taking photos of your equipment.
Take your photos in natural daylight and use the best camera that you have access to. With the right lighting, a 2018 or newer high-end smartphone can help your listing get clicked on.
Looking to sell a scissor lift? See the guide below to ensure you share the best photos of your scissor.
