Service Tips for Sellers: Creating Policies That Work
Help buyers make an informed purchase from you with policies that are clear, fair, and trust-worthy.
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“I remember the first time I made a ring; something quickened in my soul.” — Tina
Add More Items to Make More Sales
Increase your chances of getting found by shoppers by encouraging your listings to go forth and multiply.
The Four Keys to Success for New Sellers
When it comes to gaining views and sales for your shop, four fundamentals lead the way.
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“One of my life goals has always been to be my own boss. I absolutely adore not having to report to anyone.” — Shelli Worley
From Etsy’s Merchandising Desk: April 2012
Plant seeds for a bountiful shop with this trend report.
Doing Taxes When You Haven’t Been Keeping Records
If your bookkeeping system resembles an overstuffed shoebox, Outright has some practical tips.
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“My favorite part is treasure hunting. I can hardly sleep the night before a scheduled hunt.” — Debbie Spinks
Building Your Brand
When your products, packaging, and online presence all work together to convey a specific look, your shop becomes a memorable destination.
How to Take Photos Using Models
Photographing your wearable items on models lures in shoppers and curators from across the web.
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“I think everyone should have the opportunity to do what they love and Etsy has made this a reality for me.” — Ashley Percival
Get Found: Canadian Edition
Capitalize on those maple-flavored roots to help your shop gain exposure locally and beyond.
Why Your Profile and Product Need a Compelling Story
Etsy Success Sympoisum workshop leader Michael Margolis drops in to teach sellers how to tell their stories.
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“I think as soon as I personalized my shop to my own quirks, that’s when things really took off for me.” — Andi
How to Get Found in Search
Getting found in search may seem daunting, but all it takes is a little know-how.
