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The "Mark as Sold" Logic When the user clicks "Mark as Sold," don't just delete the ad immediately. Use that moment to get a quick bit of feedback. The "Success" Pop-up (In-App): "Congrats on the sale! 🎉" Help us improve Fuoyejiji for Oye & Ikole students: Did you sell it to a student you met through this site? [Yes, sold via Fuoyejiji] [No, sold it elsewhere] [Button: Remove Ad Now] Why do this? It gives you "Social Proof." In a few months, you can say: "Over 500 items were successfully traded between FUOYE students this semester!" That's a powerful way to get more people to use the platform. Automated Success Message (After they click) Once the ad is officially gone, show a quick confirmation so they know they won't get any more random phone calls while they're in class: "Ad Removed Successfully. > Your [Item Name] is no longer visible to buyers. Good luck with your next listing!" Technical Tip for your Database: Since you are planning to Hard Delete (Phase 4), make sure your system: Deletes the Image File: Don't just delete the database row; make sure the actual .jpg or .png is wiped from your storage (like Cloudinary or AWS) to keep your "Fuoyejiji" project lean. Archive the "Sale" Data: Even if you delete the ad details, keep a tiny record that says "One [Category] item sold on [Date]". This helps you track which items (like fans, phones, or textbooks) are most popular on campus