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Quit Your Day Job: MsSpanner

“Say yes to most things, but say no to some things. Trust your belly.” — Nicola Rowlands

From Etsy’s Merchandising Desk: June 2012

Get your shop in shape for bikini season with our trend report.

Quit Your Day Job: White Lilie Designs

“If you want to make this a business, you have to treat it like one.” — Rebecca Mikan

Quit Your Day Job: The Written Nerd

“Even if you’re afraid of being too niche, there are people looking for just that niche item.” — Emma McElfresh

From Etsy’s Merchandising Desk: May 2012

Between Mother’s Day, blooming gardens, and prom, there’s much to prepare your shop for this month.

Etsy’s Guide to Running an Online Wedding Biz

The community shares their tried-and-true tips for selling all things matrimonial.

The Making of a Big Brother

For a firstborn son, a new baby means a big transition from being the one and only to big brother. What can parents do to smooth the way?

Quit Your Day Job: tinahdee

“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.

Get the Wedding Photos of Your Dreams

Getting married? Get the shots that tell your story. The helpful pros at Rad + In Love share insider tips and tricks.

The Four Keys to Success for New Sellers

When it comes to gaining views and sales for your shop, four fundamentals lead the way.

Quit Your Day Job: WorleysLighting

“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.

Quit Your Day Job: Whimzy Thyme

“My favorite part is treasure hunting. I can hardly sleep the night before a scheduled hunt.” — Debbie Spinks

Fresh Shops: Human Scale

Well-versed in squashing the imperfections from wire mesh, Eric Boyer now coaxes these same lumps and bruises into existence to form abstract faces.