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Wednesday Workshop Wrap-Up: Gift Certificates in Your Shop
In this week's Wednesday workshop, we discussed and brainstormed ideas for selling gift certificates in your own shop. A great big thank you goes out to thankyouenjoy for taking such detailed notes on the workshop. Enjoy... First and foremost, you must check local laws governing gift certificates. This is clearly stated in Etsy's Dos & Don'ts, as detailed below:
If you are a U.S. seller, check out The Consumer's Union for a brief overview gift certificate laws. This website and this article are not legal advice. Please consult the laws of your state and/or country for more accurate, detailed, and up to date information. Please consult an attorney for specific questions. When offering gift certificates in your shop, be sure to create a physical gift certificate which you can mail to the buyer/recipient. This could be a traditional, formal paper certificate, notecard, sticker, moo card, or something the recipient might want to hang onto a little longer, like a sticker, coaster, patch, or badge. Be sure to include pertinent information on your actual gift certificate and in your item listing in your shop, even if it seems obvious to you:
Be organized and keep track of the code of every gift certificate that is purchased and redeemed in your shop. When the gift certificate is redeemed, you may need to send a revised Paypal invoice to the buyer, if there is a remaining balance that needs to be paid on the sale. See the gallery below for gift certificates available on Etsy.
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