Successful Etsy seller Cathy Tran (Jeweled Blossoms) says,
“Achieving regular sales and getting noticed on Etsy can be quite difficult when the jewelry category is the largest in Etsy, but it is not impossible.”
In her Etsy Survival Guide for Jewelry Artists - Part II, Cathy shares five strategies for increasing traffic to your Etsy jewelry shop.
In Part 1 of this series, How to Get Your Jewelry Seen on Etsy, Cathy previously detailed five more Etsy success strategies.
For more of Cathy Tran’s beautiful jewels and writing, visit her Jeweled Blossoms website and blog.
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Thanks so much for this informative article. I never thought about how international buyers may feel when we have free shipping only in US what I am having right now in my etsy store at alankarshilpa.etsy.com.
Thanks a lot Cathy.
Rena ,thanks for this article and I was happy to see my organization of small beads in your blog too. Hey- thanks a bunch. Dita.
Thanks for the great article, I will definitely start incoporating some of these ideas into my shop.
@Dita,
You’re most welcome - and thank *you* for the tip!
And yes, I agree about forgetting how business procedures might make customers feel!
During all the stuff involved in establishing payment systems and business policies, it’s so easy to set up systems that wind up sounding unfriendly - when nothing could be farther from the way we really feel!
I too am very grateful to Cathy for making me more aware of this issue.
Thanks for this very informative article! I opened an Etsy shop a few months ago. Although I’ve had several sales, It’s definitely time to step-it-up. Using these tips as well as Rena’s book on Social Networking should do the trick!