After your photographs and title, the next part of the Etsy listing is the Who? What? When? section. This section is important because buyers want details about a product they plan to purchase. This is especially important if you sell vintage products because the details of a product can be the difference between someone buying your item and not buying your item.
Who?
Who is where you explain who made the product. The choices are I did, a member of my shop, or another company or person. …
Writing a compelling title for your Etsy product listing is critical. Why? Because the more your products are shown to potential buyers the more likely you are to sell your product. You want your product listing to be shown on Etsy as well as search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.
So, what is a compelling title? A compelling title should answer your buyers questions and provide enough information that they will click on the listing to get further information. …
Do you want a listing that sells right away?
Use these tips as your ultimate guide to writing an Etsy listing description to ensure your listing will be found and sell on Etsy and Google as well as other search engines. And when you do get found, your description convinces your buyer that your product is exactly what they are looking for. After all, they are looking for something that fits your description or Etsy wouldn't have sent them your way.…
Are you shipping physical products on Etsy? If you are, then you will need to create shipping profiles. Setting up shipping profiles in Etsy is not difficult if you are prepared. Etsy lets you have almost unlimited shipping profiles, but only use the ones you need or it will be overwhelming to manage (I'm speaking from experience – at one point we had over 25 shipping profiles!). I will even tell you what shipping profiles I would recommend. …