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If you're the proud owner of a new cloth mask, you may have purchased it from a seller on Etsy. And you're in good company; I also bought mine on Etsy! And maybe when you were scrolling through an endless supply of face masks — tie-dye, sports-themed, silly mouths, and inspirational slogans — you came across another cool product. I'm a sucker for vintage jewelry and embroidery from Etsy sellers. how to sell on etsy Etsy Shops have exploded during the pandemic, not just with b2c email list mask sellers, but with new shops opened by people who have taken up "quarantine hobbies" or small businesses turning to e-commerce.

If you're looking to make money from your hustle, we'll cover exactly how to sell on Etsy, including: Why You Should Sell on Etsy How to Set Up Your Etsy Shop How to Sell A LOT of Your Product on Etsy Let's start. Is selling on Etsy worth it? The short answer is yes. But let me explain. One of the best things about Etsy is that it helps you sell your products. Yes, that means they advertise your items for you! So if you're just getting started on your e-commerce journey, Etsy is a great place to get wet and test your products en masse. Etsy's top sellers earn $10,000 a year from their shops, and the platform has 31.7 million active buyers . This means that your products could be discovered by millions of people who would never have heard of your business otherwise. Exposure and free publicity is a great place to launch your custom craft business. Especially because the e-commerce world can be loaded with scams, Etsy is a safe place to start.



The platform truly teaches you the best practices on how to sell your products , with plenty of tools, community forums, seller manuals, and a dedicated team to help you with any issues you might encounter. How to set up your etsy shop If you've purchased items on Etsy before, you probably already have an account. Otherwise, go ahead and set up a new Etsy login. Once everything is ready, you can start creating your own Etsy shop! Set your store preferences The process is quite simple. Etsy walks you through the step-by-step process below, starting with the basics: your shop's language, country, currency, and a bit more about yourself as a seller. Etsy Shop Preferences Name your Etsy shop Really, the hardest part is the next step: naming your store.



For example, if you're interested in selling fresh pizza dough and want to name your name PizzaDoughOnly2000, think about how you might diversify or grow in the future. What if you want to sell bread one day? Or pizza toppings? You can also go abstract, like “Rising Yeast 2020,” or add your name into the mix, say, Mary Lister Baking. Before committing, Google the name of your Etsy shop to make sure you're not replicating an existing shop (on or off Etsy), or accidentally choosing a problematic name.