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Team Tips: Etsy Mini Swap!

Mon, 05 May 2008 13:16:00 -0000

Team Tips are a weekly series of tips and ideas from the Etsy Teams. You can find more Teams Guides and Resources at team.etsy.com.

This week's Team Tip is to exchange Etsy Minis with another team! Use at least one blog post this week to highlight the exceptional handmade goods of another team — a complimentary Global Team's work, or the wares of a Team from cross the country or around the world. You can contact the leader of the team you'd like to highlight (check the Teams profile page to figure out who that is) and get the Mini embed code from them, or mark their work as favorites to make a Mini yourself. This is a great way to become familiar with one of the many new Etsy Teams that are always forming, or to promote a Team you really admire. To find out how to use the Etsy Mini tool see this past Team Tip!

Check out some Teams using Etsy Minis in a fantastic way on their blogs, and leave a comment below if your Team is using some Etsy Minis in its blog!

Etsy Vintage: EtsyVintageDirectory.blogspot.com
Jewelry on Etsy Team: Jewelryonetsyteam.blogspot.com
Arts in Rhode Island: Arts-in-ri.blogspot.com
SF Etsy: SFEtsy.blogspot.com

For more Team Tips, please check back each week! We'll be posting tips here in the Storque, as well as on the Teams Resource page. You can also keep up with Team Tips, news and ideas by signing up for the Etsy Teams email list! Keep up the great work, Etsy Teams!

TimothyAdamDesigns' Etsy Mini How-to Video

Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:52:00 -0000

Etsy Mini is a great was to show off your Etsy store or your favorites on your blog. Timothy, of TimothyAdamDesigns took it upon himself to create this video showing you how to add an Etsy Mini to your blog. For a better quality video be sure to check out his personal blog, and also his new blog that is dedicated to helping Etsy sellers with their shops.

If you use Etsy Mini on your blog, go ahead paste your links in the comments below! Also check out these related articles:

Etsy Team Tip: Build a Team Etsy Mini

Tech Updates: Etsy Mini

Etsy Team Tip: Build a Team Etsy Mini

Tue, 09 Oct 2007 17:19:00 -0000

Did you know that you can make an Etsy mini to show off your team's items?

Our tip this week is to make an Etsy mini for your team that members can put on their individual blogs and web sites.

If you don't have one already, create an Etsy buyer account for your team. Then stock the "favorites" with the best items from team members' shops. Use this great collection of images to build Etsy Minis, which you can paste in your personal and team blogs, and any other place your Team members hang out on the web.

What is an Etsy mini, you ask?

An Etsy mini is like a little dynamic treasury you can make and import into your other web spaces, like on your personal web site or into the sidebar of a blog. If you go to "Your Etsy" and click on "Etsy Mini" in the sidebar, you can walk through the steps of building one of your own. A mini can have images drawn from your favorites or your shop inventory. It's a groovy tool!

Check out our past Team Tips in The Storque for more ways to promote your team!

Tech Updates: Etsy Mini

Thu, 08 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0000

The Etsy Mini is now ready for you to use! This customizable widget allows you to post a neat little block of Etsy item images onto your own Web pages. The Etsy Mini can show either items from your shop (for sellers) or your favorites (for everyone). The Etsy Mini automatically updates your own Etsy shop or Hearts list updates. Think of it as an outpost of your Etsy shop or a visual wish list of your favorite items, trailblazing out there in the big wide world of the Internet.

How to add an Etsy mini to your website:
Step 1: Click on “Your Etsy” in the navbar on the very top of the site.
Step 2: Look in the bottom left of the sidebar, click on Etsy Mini.
Step 3: Choose whether you want to display items from your shop or from your favorites.
Step 4: Decide what size images you would like displayed on your website.
Step 5: Select the layout you would like from the drop down menu. Suddenly, a preview of your desired layout and products will magically appear below.

Wow! That looks great. Like what you see? Right below the preview you will see a few lines of code.
Step 6: Highlight and copy this code
Step 7: Paste this code into your own website
Step 8: Reap the rewards.

NOTE:
This was originally posted on the old Etsy Garden blog.