As an Etsy admin on the Business Operations Team, Beth aka bethela, has taken her MBA on the road and met up with sellers around the country to get feedback and hear about their Etsy experiences face-to-face. That MBA is short for Mega-Beth-Awesomeness for those who don’t know!* Falmouth, Massachusetts, a gorgeous small town in… Continue reading →
By bethela
Published: September 15, 2008
vadjutka.etsy.com recently submitted a piece on Hungarian traditional and contemporary crafts for the Etsy World Tour series. Turns out she has worked as a professional photojournalist. She now sells her jewelry on Etsy, and so she has some crucial tips for jewelry sellers who want to take great photos of their items. Read on, sellers,… Continue reading →
By Vanessa
Published: June 4, 2008
When you sell your craft online, photos are vitally important to your success. Without a physical item to touch and look at, your customers rely on your pictures as their tactile experience. Nothing will turn away a customer faster than a blurry photo with inscrutable details. Luckily, there are many solutions to this common frustration… Continue reading →
By terrain
Published: February 7, 2008
For her second post in her color theory series, jenlo262 has some recommendations and examples for sellers undertaking the Shop Makeover series. The following article covers color combinations and theory, as it applies to your listings. Before you can make a sale, you will need to get buyers to look at your art. There’s no… Continue reading →
By jenlo262
Published: January 22, 2008
As part of our Shop Makeover series, here we focus on photography. The absolute best way to give your Etsy shop a makeover is to take the best possible photographs of your products, no question. Why is it such a big deal? Photographs are the number one visual description you can give to a shopper… Continue reading →
By EtsyStore
Published: January 9, 2008
Ahoy! Thanks for stopping by my advice column in The Storque. I’m no professional photographer, but I figured that would just make it easier for me to pass on some fun and simple tips that can help anyone! If you have any suggestions, please feel free to email me at Lori@etsy.com. Here’s the first tip…. Continue reading →
By Chillionaire
Published: September 20, 2007