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Julia Chambers is participating in Red Hot Hooker Night (meaning CROCHET) on Etsy tonight – Wednesday April 28th from 5-11 pm CT. There will be a lot of sales in the RHHN category and she is personally offering 20% off anything in her Etsy shop from 5-11pm only. Julia just picked up the last of [...] I just learned today that Craftsu.com is ranking higher than Etsy and Artfire on Google for the phrase ‘Buy Handmade’ see complete post at buy handmade article on Craftsu. Don’t know how long that high ranking will last, but it’s not bad for a site that’s only a few months old. If you are looking [...] Vishruti will put a free handmade product review up on the blog http://promotingetsysellers.blogspot.com/ along with a link to your website. Contact – vishruti.dev@gmail.com and write FREE PRODUCT REVIEWS in the Share and Enjoy: Every new business comes with learning curves and a craft business is no exception. Sometimes it can all seem to be just too much to take in when you are starting out. When you feel overwhelmed, slow down. Break down your immediate goal into the simplest action steps and schedule those actions and then just do [...] If you have a craft business on Etsy and you are over 50, AARP magazine wants to know about you. for a possible story. Laura Daily is trying to track down craftsmen and craftswomen age 50 and older who use Etsy.com to market and sell their handmade wares. Email Laura query-2a9 (at) helpareporter.com with your [...] I frequently get asked about how to improve results selling handmade crafts on Etsy or Artfire. So I thought it might be helpful to point out a couple of resources for each of these sites. Both Etsy and Artfire recognize the value of community and have mounds of articles on increasing your craft sales. To [...] Dawanda.com is another shopping website to sell your crafts online. They list “unique and individual products” including handmade crafts. If you make it yourself, you can list in your Dawanda store. You register at www.dawanda.com first and then create your shop. The process is similar to setting up a store on Etsy. You upload your personal [...] I was thinking today about how when I first started selling my handwoven wearable art at craft shows and to stores, I didn’t really consider going much further with my marketing. Getting inventory for events and keeping the shops happy, kept me busy enough from week to week. But in these times, it seems we need [...] |
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