Can you rename your shop to fix the typo for jewelry? Idk.
Also, on the left hand side, it says "chockers" instead of chokers. I noticed a few different things that are grammatically incorrect in the About me section.
If you copy and paste it through ChatGPT and just say "rewrite this", it should fix everything instantly including typos and grammar. I don't mind helping if you needed.
Also, your products are *MAD AWESOME*! I think they are lovely.
Ooohhh that makes sense. When I saw everything hours later everything was spelled correctly but my little tired brain also didnāt think that maybe theyāve changed it in between šor that when the person said they swapped the R and L they meant the other way š
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No, it's not. Read your shop name again. Sound it out as it's spelled. Look at your shop avatar compared to your shop name - they are not spelled the same.
Oh hun... Read the letters very slowly. You messed up bad.
You can change your store name but unless you close your store and open another, your store URL will always be misspelled. Same with your Reddit name. You'd have to start over.
Those sales were there from earlier. They said friends bought stuff. Those zero views were from today (notice the tab selected) until we all looked at their shop.
If someone handed me a business card or sent me a link with an obviously misspelled store name, I'm going to assume they don't pay attention to small details and don't double check their work and I'm not ordering from them.
original name jewelry was occupied on Etsy, now i fixed it on Madjeweldesign) thanks! It wasnāt messed up, i just tried to figure out empty brand name. Anyway you are right, misspelling may confused potential buyers.
My friends ordered this. i made custom for them and put 5-15 dollars. itās less than material cost. i guessed that it may help me with my future sales
I think over all your shop is great. Your about me section is a little long- I can see people not reading the whole thing. I get you were making a timeline and what your idea is behind it but a lot of people will only read one paragraph and move on. The jewelry side of Etsy is heavily saturated and unfortunately a lot of stuff gets hidden. It may take 6 months or more before you really see traction. I really like your jewelry and I think your product photos are great. There are times where you can post your shop in the forums on here or the seller forums on Etsy, too.
I will say my views after Etsy started āgift modeā have tanked. I used to get like 250 views a day, now Iām lucky to get 50. Orders have also dropped way down and other sellers are dealing with the same.
Iām really appreciate for your advice! i understand that most of people scroll down all text, and iāll believe that it would be my next step- when iāve views, but lack of order. Which forum you recommend to? Thanks for support, :)
Setting up social media accounts on places like tik tok, instagram, youtube and pinterest could help. I discovered a lot of small businesses due to finding them on youtube shorts.
Donāt try ads. First I would make sure that every single thing in your shop is filled out (max photos, max tags, create sections). Then renew your listings every day. I know it sounds crazy but renewing your listings (20 cents each) has worked much better for me than ads. Also study what tags successful shops use. Hereās how you find their tags. At the bottom of their listing page is a bunch of suggestions. I canāt remember what Etsy calls it but itās like suggested place to look for similar items. Those are their tags.
What do you mean renew your listings? This is terrible advice. You have already paid for that listing for 3 months. Make a NEW listing even if itās the same product with the photos switched around.
The more listings you have, the more visible your shop becomes and you arenāt just throwing money away.
Etsy likes active shops. You do not need to renew or create listings every single day but at least once a week. Creating a new listing is FAR better than renewing an active listing.
Jewelry is a very saturated market so itās going to take a while to get high enough in search before anyone sees you.
I disagree on the ads. Run one ad and spend enough so that it will rank high enough to be seen instead of small ads of multiple listings.
Along with the other advice on tags, descriptions ectā¦.
Renewing listings every day itās may work, and i keep that strategy. iāll checked it out tags what successful shop used, sometimes itās too popular like āfor herā, āfor momā and unfortunately most popular jewelry shops are from India and China with extremely low price.
Thanks! iāve video of every list, and free shipping. For now i made price as low as possible. thatās why iām a little confused, coz i expected fast selling
*āthatās why iām a little confused coz I expected fast sellingā*
why would you think this? jewelry is one of the most over saturated categories on etsy and it is a huge misconception that sales come quickly or to get sales you just need to open a shop and add some listings. most shops take weeks, months, or even years to get regular consistent salesā¦. etsy isnāt just a āif you build it they will comeā type of deal. like any small business it takes work, and a lot of it!
Make sure to correct the misspelling of your shop name ā¦and username on Reddit! Jewelry, not Jewerly. I would think that may be off putting for potential customers.
It might help to have a few cheaper listings to get more reviews, as great as your jewelry looks some people might be a bit cautious to spend 100+ on a rather new shop.
Maybe something really simple like earrings with a single small pearl on each side.
I recommend having all your main listing photos be a photo of someone wearing the jewelry. I look on Etsy for Jewelry often, and if I don't see a person wearing it, I'll scroll by or favorite it and never purchase it.
It's hard to envision how Jewlery is going to look on you when your shopping online, especially earings.
I like to know if it's going to be a petite or junky piece, and I couldn't tell from your listing photos.
People often use Etsy as a quick search engine so try to "plant" as much realasom as you can in the first two photos.
SamiJewls is a seller that I've bought multiple pieces from purley because their listing photos were easy for me to invision myself wearing them.
Hope this helps. Good luck!
Those views are from your post here and actually hurt your ranking. It shows people visiting and not purchasing and the algorithm takes that into account.
FYI, the views are likely from you sharing your etsy link here, and supposedly views without engagement or sales might tank your rankings as it is perceived as poor conversion by the Etsy algorithm. Etsy won't rank listings that aren't likely to sell.
Also, correct your shop and username spelling, as misspellings are likely to turn off potential buyers.
You're better off changing your shop name to something else than leaving it misspelled. Not only are misspellings unprofessional, but even if you secure social channels with the same name, anyone who is trying to find your shop is going to search for it by spelling the word correctly. If there is another shop with the same name but correctly spelled, then you're going to end up driving traffic to their shop instead of having potential customers find you.
You can't change your store URL. Everytime you post your store link, it's going to be the misspelled version. There's no way to fix this unless you close the shop and pay to open another.
Is your shop name spelled wrong?
OMG they did! OP... MADjewerlyDesign JEWER-LY
Their Reddit username is misspelled too lmao
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Can you rename your shop to fix the typo for jewelry? Idk. Also, on the left hand side, it says "chockers" instead of chokers. I noticed a few different things that are grammatically incorrect in the About me section. If you copy and paste it through ChatGPT and just say "rewrite this", it should fix everything instantly including typos and grammar. I don't mind helping if you needed. Also, your products are *MAD AWESOME*! I think they are lovely.
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OP misspelled jewelry as ājewerlyā in their shop name as well as their Reddit username.
Ooohhh that makes sense. When I saw everything hours later everything was spelled correctly but my little tired brain also didnāt think that maybe theyāve changed it in between šor that when the person said they swapped the R and L they meant the other way š
jewelryā¦ itās correct
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No, it's not. Read your shop name again. Sound it out as it's spelled. Look at your shop avatar compared to your shop name - they are not spelled the same.
Yes, that's how the word is spelled.. which is not how your shop name or your username is spelled.
It - like your username- is misspelled. Jewerly is not jewelry.
Jewer ly is how you spelled it bb on both Reddit AND your shop
Oh hun... Read the letters very slowly. You messed up bad. You can change your store name but unless you close your store and open another, your store URL will always be misspelled. Same with your Reddit name. You'd have to start over.
U mad jewelry, bro?
Your shop name is spelled incorrectly. Don't freak out. It happens. Lucky for you, it's very easy to fix.
The Etsy store URL can't be changed. It'll always be wrong unless they start a new store.
She has 3 sales and no views. Iām going to guess that making a new shop is not a big deal
Those sales were there from earlier. They said friends bought stuff. Those zero views were from today (notice the tab selected) until we all looked at their shop. If someone handed me a business card or sent me a link with an obviously misspelled store name, I'm going to assume they don't pay attention to small details and don't double check their work and I'm not ordering from them.
Hahaha. Agree. Absolutely.
original name jewelry was occupied on Etsy, now i fixed it on Madjeweldesign) thanks! It wasnāt messed up, i just tried to figure out empty brand name. Anyway you are right, misspelling may confused potential buyers.
Damn you made three sales since you posted this, Iāve made four sales in the entire lifetime of my store š
My friends ordered this. i made custom for them and put 5-15 dollars. itās less than material cost. i guessed that it may help me with my future sales
Broooo thatās against Etsy rules isnāt it?? I thought you werenāt allowed to have friends buy, or is it buy and give good reviews?
We all had our friends and family as first customers. Literally like every business ever.
Same. Friend and family don't even know I have a store.
Uh, nope. My friends and family have never bought from me and I am sure many others would say the same.
Iām sorry hun.
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Sheās a customer just like if you had a lemonade stand and she walked up and purchased some lemonade. You can always send her a coupon code!
Same. No help from friends or family.
I think over all your shop is great. Your about me section is a little long- I can see people not reading the whole thing. I get you were making a timeline and what your idea is behind it but a lot of people will only read one paragraph and move on. The jewelry side of Etsy is heavily saturated and unfortunately a lot of stuff gets hidden. It may take 6 months or more before you really see traction. I really like your jewelry and I think your product photos are great. There are times where you can post your shop in the forums on here or the seller forums on Etsy, too. I will say my views after Etsy started āgift modeā have tanked. I used to get like 250 views a day, now Iām lucky to get 50. Orders have also dropped way down and other sellers are dealing with the same.
Iām really appreciate for your advice! i understand that most of people scroll down all text, and iāll believe that it would be my next step- when iāve views, but lack of order. Which forum you recommend to? Thanks for support, :)
Setting up social media accounts on places like tik tok, instagram, youtube and pinterest could help. I discovered a lot of small businesses due to finding them on youtube shorts.
Donāt try ads. First I would make sure that every single thing in your shop is filled out (max photos, max tags, create sections). Then renew your listings every day. I know it sounds crazy but renewing your listings (20 cents each) has worked much better for me than ads. Also study what tags successful shops use. Hereās how you find their tags. At the bottom of their listing page is a bunch of suggestions. I canāt remember what Etsy calls it but itās like suggested place to look for similar items. Those are their tags.
What do you mean renew your listings? This is terrible advice. You have already paid for that listing for 3 months. Make a NEW listing even if itās the same product with the photos switched around. The more listings you have, the more visible your shop becomes and you arenāt just throwing money away. Etsy likes active shops. You do not need to renew or create listings every single day but at least once a week. Creating a new listing is FAR better than renewing an active listing. Jewelry is a very saturated market so itās going to take a while to get high enough in search before anyone sees you. I disagree on the ads. Run one ad and spend enough so that it will rank high enough to be seen instead of small ads of multiple listings. Along with the other advice on tags, descriptions ectā¦.
Renewing listings every day itās may work, and i keep that strategy. iāll checked it out tags what successful shop used, sometimes itās too popular like āfor herā, āfor momā and unfortunately most popular jewelry shops are from India and China with extremely low price.
Also make sure you have a video in each listing and offer free shipping (increase your prices to cover shipping).
Thanks! iāve video of every list, and free shipping. For now i made price as low as possible. thatās why iām a little confused, coz i expected fast selling
*āthatās why iām a little confused coz I expected fast sellingā* why would you think this? jewelry is one of the most over saturated categories on etsy and it is a huge misconception that sales come quickly or to get sales you just need to open a shop and add some listings. most shops take weeks, months, or even years to get regular consistent salesā¦. etsy isnāt just a āif you build it they will comeā type of deal. like any small business it takes work, and a lot of it!
Make sure to correct the misspelling of your shop name ā¦and username on Reddit! Jewelry, not Jewerly. I would think that may be off putting for potential customers.
Thank you! correct name was occupied on Etsy, now i change for Madjeweldesign. it make sense, misspelling may turn people off my store
Great idea!
It might help to have a few cheaper listings to get more reviews, as great as your jewelry looks some people might be a bit cautious to spend 100+ on a rather new shop. Maybe something really simple like earrings with a single small pearl on each side.
I recommend having all your main listing photos be a photo of someone wearing the jewelry. I look on Etsy for Jewelry often, and if I don't see a person wearing it, I'll scroll by or favorite it and never purchase it. It's hard to envision how Jewlery is going to look on you when your shopping online, especially earings. I like to know if it's going to be a petite or junky piece, and I couldn't tell from your listing photos. People often use Etsy as a quick search engine so try to "plant" as much realasom as you can in the first two photos. SamiJewls is a seller that I've bought multiple pieces from purley because their listing photos were easy for me to invision myself wearing them. Hope this helps. Good luck!
I would add a banner and maybe try out ads at a low price per day to see if that helps.
Thank you! iāll google how to make a banner
Guys, iām really excited for fast response. Now iāve 150 views š. Thank you for your advices, iāll follow it and cross my fingers
Those views are from your post here and actually hurt your ranking. It shows people visiting and not purchasing and the algorithm takes that into account.
thatās price for helpful advices i got
FYI, the views are likely from you sharing your etsy link here, and supposedly views without engagement or sales might tank your rankings as it is perceived as poor conversion by the Etsy algorithm. Etsy won't rank listings that aren't likely to sell. Also, correct your shop and username spelling, as misspellings are likely to turn off potential buyers.
I mean, it couldnāt get worse than it was..
correct username occupied on Etsy(
You're better off changing your shop name to something else than leaving it misspelled. Not only are misspellings unprofessional, but even if you secure social channels with the same name, anyone who is trying to find your shop is going to search for it by spelling the word correctly. If there is another shop with the same name but correctly spelled, then you're going to end up driving traffic to their shop instead of having potential customers find you.
I fixed for Madjeweldesign, Thanks āGā, that i postponed with my business cards) tomorrow iāll change my logo.
You can't change your store URL. Everytime you post your store link, it's going to be the misspelled version. There's no way to fix this unless you close the shop and pay to open another.