Thank you for giving us timeline, because Idgaf what you're drinking 😊
@sandiebrown9521
2 жыл бұрын
I have multiple dogs. If I find a listing offering only one colour I would move onto the next product. I wouldn’t go to their site and look through all of their products to find different colours and then to wonder if they are actually the same product which is what I would want
@MarmaleadSEO
2 жыл бұрын
Since you can add one Etsy listing with all of your color variations in a drop-down menu, why not do the same for the new listings you create for each color? Or, you can add an additional listing photo that says "Also available in these colors." The best part about creating multiple listings for each product variation, is it gives you an opportunity to try a new way to optimize your listings, see what works better, and then double down on it.
@michaelbarger3802
10 ай бұрын
I have two live listings now, each is a different color of the product. Should I make a third that showcases both products on one listing?
@willispeterg
2 жыл бұрын
If you don't turn over your listings that frequently, or you just don't like to do testing, making duplicates may be a waste of the listing fees.
@MarmaleadSEO
2 жыл бұрын
That's a good point about paying additional listing fees. But being able to test each listing to find out what's working is the beauty of creating multiple listings 🙂
@M2345M
11 ай бұрын
I duplicate my listings, well the images. I'll create a listing for a t-shirt, a hoodie, etc.. putting them all in one is so much work, I wish etsy would make it easier
@LivingInTheShade
2 жыл бұрын
The seller could do listings for bright, dark and pastel colours.
@MarmaleadSEO
2 жыл бұрын
Great tip to help you stay organized with multiple listings!
@portraitofalady_
2 жыл бұрын
Hi! This video was helpful, thank you. I’ve decided to create an Etsy page for my jewelry. What advice do you have for people who want to increase their chance for visibility in the beginning? I know this is a saturated market and my little shop may literally be like a needle in the haystack. Also, someone told me that Esty isn’t that professional, that it’s more for crafters that if I want my clients to take me “seriously” I should get my own domain. What are thoughts on this? Thanks.
@AChickandaDuck
2 жыл бұрын
Hi! I’m not an expert but I’ve been on Etsy since 2007. The best advice to get started is 1) do SEO research to make sure you’re tagging and naming your items in a way that people will find them and that you’re selling what people are looking for and 2) do your own promotions on social media. About half my sales are from Etsy searches and half are from my own traffic. I totally disagree that Etsy is for unprofessional sellers. Lots of legitimate businesses use it because it’s a market with lots of value.
@portraitofalady_
2 жыл бұрын
@@AChickandaDuck thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my questions. I’ll definitely give what you’ve said some thought and will conduct my own research per your suggestion. I am grateful for your insight. Have a great day.
@MarmaleadSEO
2 жыл бұрын
Hello and thanks for watching our video! We’re thrilled you found it helpful! To increase your visibility in the beginning, we’d recommend that you first make sure you’ve built out a strong organic SEO strategy. That is to say, make sure you’ve put in the time and effort on your keyword research. For those of you in higher competition markets, this take more time because…well…there’s a lot more competition and you’re looking for ways to niche down and stand out. We’re not here to sugarcoat things…that often takes more time for folks in highly competitive markets. But it can certainly be done! Once you’ve done the keyword research and you’re implemented solid keywords that reach your target markets, give it some time and see if you feel some movement…if you do but it isn’t the amount you’re looking for because of market saturation, that’s when you can start looking into setting up an ad strategy. We NEVER recommend that you set up ads before you’re confident that you have a solid SEO strategy. That’s because Etsy will take the money you give them for any listing. But just like you wouldn’t build a house over a sinkhole on purpose…neither should you build a listing on a non-existent foundation and then throw money at it. That’s just a waste of your hard earned dollars and ultimately, that isn’t anyone’s goal. In terms of practical right now advice- make sure your photography and descriptions are competitive. You can do all the keyword research in the world and if you only have 1 crappy photo on your listing and your descriptions are lacking relevant info and don’t help your customers connect with you…then you’re most likely not going to get where you want to go. You want to make sure you’re giving potential buyers every reason in the world to choose you over another shop. Having pictures that are as good or better than what’s out there…having descriptions that draw folks in and connect them to you and your brand…these are things that are incredibly important to setting you apart and getting you the visibility that you’re hoping for. I hope this answer offers some direction but feel free to reach out to us at Success@Marmalead.com if you come up with more questions along the way!
@portraitofalady_
2 жыл бұрын
@@MarmaleadSEO you are incredible, wow. Thank you so so much. I’m so grateful for your wisdom. Thank you!!
@stuartpollock84
2 жыл бұрын
I want to duplicate my listings due to having my product in 4 different countries. Since I have different stock levels in every country, the one listing with multiple shipping options doesn't really work for me. For instance if I sell out of stock in the 'home' country then that makes that product listing 'inactive' for all countries even though the other countries still have stock. For this reason I want to duplicate the listings for each country so they can have their own stock levels.
@MarmaleadSEO
2 жыл бұрын
Hey Stuart -- thanks for sharing your specific example. A couple questions come to mind: -Are you running multiple Etsy shops or just one? Etsy gives a small bump in search results for local items in the EU, Australia, and Canada. So local items in these countries will be slightly more prominent in search results from shoppers within the same countries. For all other countries, location is not taken into account. So if all of your products are listed from the same shop, creating multiple listings to appeal to different countries won't give you a competitive edge in local vs. global search since each listing will be taking your shop location into account. -Are you creating multiple listings from different countries simply for the sake of inventory management? If so, you could stick with one listing for your product but create multiple variations based on the 4 different countries where your stock is located. When setting up your listing, you can create custom variations and label each variation as a different country. You can also set quantities for each label you create to keep track of your inventory from each country. When stock from one country sells out, variations from the other countries will still remain available, all from the same single listing. Whichever option you choose, here's hoping for the best outcome. Good luck!
@stuartpollock84
2 жыл бұрын
@@MarmaleadSEO what I ended up doing was making copies of the original listing for each additional country I had stock in. So I copied my US listing and changed the new one to say the stock was in a UK location and I also changed the delivery option to only ship within the UK. I then copied that process for the additional countries I have stock in and each product in each country has its own stock levels. From what I have seen, Etsy will only show the listings within the regions that the product will ship to. So I think how I've set it up should work as independent listings within each country where stock is?
@wproduction2875
Жыл бұрын
I'm using the copy feature to save some time with filling the same fills - some common tags and items, but of course, I use the specific title, tags, and descriptions for the new listing, I'm worried if this case copy feature the same good for SEO, or make a new listing from scratch - better?
@MarmaleadSEO
Жыл бұрын
Hey, thanks for watching! Copying your listings can be a great way to save time, but only as long as you change everything about the new listing details that capitalizes on its unique aspects. Just make sure you don't fall into the trap of quickly duplicating your listings to get them live, but you forget to go back and update its tags, materials, photos, etc.
@outkast3321
Жыл бұрын
Hi I want to sell beard products on Etsy and I have 5 different scents with different scent names….Should I list all 5 seperately or list 1 with a drop down menu that has the other 4
@MarmaleadSEO
Жыл бұрын
Hey JC! Since your products include different scents, you'll likely want to create separate listings with slightly different keywords for each. Each scent may have its own slightly different target audience which which gives you a good opportunity to experiment with keywords, photos, and descriptions to try and hone-in on your ideal customer. Ultimately, there's no issue with just using one of those listings and offering all the scent variations under the dropdown menu. But you'll be missing out on a chance to broaden your keyword strategy across multiple listings. The biggest thing to pay attention to is to make sure everything makes sense to your customers and that you're not creating a confusing shopping experience.
@homiekeen23
Жыл бұрын
Would it be okay to create 6 different listings but they all have variations in dropdown, but each listing is just more optimized for a specific scent (keywords, images..) , and then a 6th listing that is optimised as multiple-choice from the start
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