Title & Description Editor, TCG

To excel as a Title & Description Editor at Collectors, you need in-depth knowledge of graded trading cards, sports and non-sports memorabilia, and an understanding of market demands. Attention to detail is crucial, as you’ll be verifying the accuracy of auction titles. Strong research skills will help validate information, while familiarity with online auction platforms will contribute to your success. Additionally, good communication and organizational skills are necessary as you collaborate with various teams.

The Title & Description Editor position at Collectors offers a conducive work schedule from Wednesday to Saturday, 7 am to 5:30 pm. This schedule not only allows for focused workdays but also provides ample time for personal commitments during the weekdays. It’s a great opportunity to find the right work-life balance while being part of a dynamic team.

As a Title & Description Editor at Collectors, your contribution is vital in maintaining customer trust by ensuring auction titles are accurate and authentic. You will conduct thorough research, collaborate with different teams, and refine descriptions to uphold the quality of our offerings. Your role helps collectors have confidence in the titles they read, ensuring a positive experience as they engage with our products.

Prior experience in the collectibles field, especially with graded cards or memorabilia, is highly desirable for a Title & Description Editor at Collectors. Familiarity with market trends, card brands, players, and variations will provide you with a solid foundation to thrive in this position. Additionally, experience with Google Sheets and e-commerce practices can enhance your contribution to the team.

As a Title & Description Editor at Collectors, you will enjoy a range of benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance. Full-time employees also have access to 401(k) matching plans, paid vacation, holiday pay, and employee discounts on grading services. Our commitment to our employees’ well-being and success makes it a rewarding workplace.

While having prior card collecting experience is highly desirable, it isn’t mandatory for the Title & Description Editor position at Collectors. However, a passion for collectibles, strong attention to detail, and a willingness to learn about graded cards, memorabilia, and market trends will set you up for success in this role.

To apply for the Title & Description Editor position at Collectors, please visit our careers page and submit your application. Be sure to include a resume that highlights your relevant experience and a cover letter that expresses your enthusiasm for the role. We value diverse backgrounds and look forward to hearing how you can contribute to our team!

In verifying auction titles, I start with a meticulous review of the title against available databases and research tools. I prioritize cross-referencing information from trusted sources to ensure completeness and accuracy. When discrepancies arise, I am diligent about conducting further research to confirm each piece of information before finalizing the title.

To stay current with collectibles market trends, I regularly follow industry news, join collector forums, and engage with social media groups dedicated to collectibles. I also keep an eye on auction platforms and review the latest market reports to understand pricing fluctuations and emerging trends, ensuring I can reflect these changes in auction titles accurately.

My experience with graded cards and memorabilia comes from both practical engagement in the hobby and research. I’ve participated in collecting various card types across genres, which has given me extensive knowledge about brands, variations, and player statistics. I keep refining this knowledge by attending card shows and interacting with fellow collectors to learn about new peculiarities in the market.

When collaborating with other teams, I emphasize open communication and alignment on goals. I usually start by holding brief meetings to clarify expectations and gather insights from the teams. By establishing a clear line of feedback, especially with the photography team regarding title accuracy, I can ensure that both the images and descriptions align effectively.

I approach customer feedback on title discrepancies with a proactive and positive mindset. First, I empathize with the customer and listen carefully to their feedback. Then, I investigate the issue, cross-referencing the title with the item’s specifications. I aim to address their concerns quickly, ensuring they receive accurate information and keeping them informed about any changes made.

For the Title & Description Editor role, I find that tools like Google Sheets and various research databases are essential for tracking title information and verifying data. Additionally, I rely on image editing software for minor adjustments and to ensure that photographs align with descriptions accurately. Familiarity with e-commerce platforms is also beneficial for contextual understanding.

In a previous role, I once found a mismatch between a graded card title and its corresponding description. I immediately cross-referenced the card’s specifications with our database and confirmed that it had been miscategorized. I brought it to the team’s attention, proposed a correction, and worked collaboratively to update the title, ensuring accurate representation and maintaining trust with the collector community.

When managing multiple auction titles, I prioritize tasks based on deadlines and the complexity of the titles. I create a detailed work plan that segments them by urgency, allowing me to allocate adequate time for research and verification. If I encounter any particularly complex titles, I dedicate extra resources to ensure they are addressed with the attention they require.

During busy auction periods, I rely on my organizational skills and my original planning approach to manage pressure effectively. I break down my tasks into manageable chunks and maintain close communication with my team to streamline processes. Staying focused on one auction title at a time allows me to address potential issues methodically while meeting deadlines efficiently.

My long-term goals as a Title & Description Editor include enhancing my expertise in the collectibles market while contributing to an efficient and impactful team. I aim to evolve my skills further, exploring new technologies that aid in research and accuracy, as well as potentially stepping into strategic roles where I can help influence title strategies for improved collector engagement and satisfaction.