#Etsy Online Success

[designmindsstudio]

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[bulkmockify]

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[subliprintpalace]

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[backupshop]

Maximize Your Etsy Success: Essential SEO, Inventory, and Analytics Tools

 Selling on Etsy is a creative entrepreneurial venture. That’s why in this blog, we'll discuss five essential tools of Etsy that will streamline your workflow and grow your shop.

[sabjolelectronics]

For those who are thinking of selling on ETSY but don't know whether it's the right platform for their product or not, I wrote this article to show you how Etsy works, and what products you can sell on this platform. We can also help you set up your online store on Etsy and other selling platforms.

[ajaobrand]

@ajaobrand

Rank On Top Of Search Engines

Search Engine Optimization can be tricky for someone who doesn’t know how Google algorithm works and who doesn’t keep updated with changing search engine algorithms. We’re doing search engine optimization for a long time now. And we know very well that how search engines like Google, Bing etc. works. 

If your website is not ranking on the 1st page for your targeted keywords, then our SEO experts will help you get there. By identifying any problems and rectifying them as soon as possible, so your business can thrive online.

[designmindsstudio]

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[subliprintpalace]

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[achura24]

HOW TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE

Making money online has become an increasingly popular pursuit, offering individuals the opportunity to earn income from the comfort of their own homes or from anywhere with an internet connection. The online sphere presents a wide array of avenues for generating revenue, from freelancing and e-commerce to affiliate marketing and online tutoring. This introduction will explore various methods for making money online and provide insights into how individuals can leverage their skills and resources to tap into this growing and dynamic field.

There are various ways to make money online, and it largely depends on your skills, interests, and resources. Here are some popular methods:

Freelancing:https:Offer your skills in writing, graphic design, programming, marketing, or other areas on freelance platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, or Freelancer.

Online tutoring or teaching: If you have expertise in a particular subject, you can offer tutoring services or create online courses on platforms like Udemy or Teachable.

E-commerce: Start an online store on platforms like Etsy, Amazon, or Shopify to sell products or dropship items.

Affiliate marketing: Promote products or services and earn a commission for every sale made through your referral links.

Blogging or vlogging: Create content on a specific niche and monetize it through advertising, sponsorships, or selling digital products.

Online surveys and market research: Participate in online surveys, focus groups, or market research studies to earn money or gift cards.

Stock market or cryptocurrency trading: Invest in stocks, bonds, or cryptocurrencies through online trading platforms.

Remote work: Find remote job opportunities in various fields such as customer service, virtual assistance, data entry, and more.

When exploring ways to make money online, it's important to be cautious of potential scams and to thoroughly research any opportunities before investing time or money.

In conclusion, there are numerous opportunities to make money online, and the key is to find a method that aligns with your skills, interests, and resources. Whether it's through freelancing, e-commerce, affiliate marketing, online tutoring, or other avenues, success often comes from dedication, continuous learning, and adaptability. It's important to approach online money-making opportunities with caution, thoroughly researching potential ventures and being mindful of potential scams. With the right approach and effort, making money online can be a viable and rewarding endeavor.

[fraterharambe]

🧙‍♀️✨ The Broke Witch’s Guide to Manifesting Rent Money (Before the Landlord Comes Knocking)

By Frater Harambe

Tagline: Because your altar is thriving, but your bank account is in retrograde.

📖 Chapter 1: When Your Manifestation Powers Work for Everyone but You

You’ve helped your friends manifest love, success, and even free concert tickets—so why is your own rent spell failing harder than a Mercury retrograde ex? The truth is, financial magic requires more than good vibes and moon water.

This guide is for every witch who has ever: 🔮 Lit a green candle and still ended up overdrawn. 🕯️ Burned bay leaves only to watch their money go up in smoke—literally. 💸 Chanted “Money flows easily to me” while dodging debt collectors.

It’s time to turn that chaos magic into cash magic.

🔥 Step 1: The “My Rent Is Due” Emergency Spell

What You’ll Need:

A candle (green for money, black if you're feeling dramatic).

A coin (preferably one you found—free money attracts more money).

A bill you need to pay (rent, utilities, credit card—pick your battle).

Incense (or cinnamon, because let’s be real, it’s in every witch’s kitchen).

The Ritual:

Light the candle and place the coin beside it.

Hold the bill in your hands and chant:"Wealth unseen, come into view, Rent is due—money renew. By fire and fate, by silver and gold, Prosperity flows, my wealth unfolds."

Visualize your bank balance increasing. (Or at least stabilizing.)

Blow out the candle and carry the coin for luck.

Effectiveness Rating: 🌟🌟🌟 (Improved by taking real-world action).

💻 Step 2: Side Hustles & Sigils—Summoning Digital Coin

When your spellwork needs a boost, let’s turn witchcraft into a business.

🔮 Etsy Witchery – Sell spell jars, charms, or “haunted” thrift finds. 🎴 TikTok Tarot – Read cards live and hope someone tips. 💀 OnlySpirits – Post aesthetic altar photos and monetize your mystique. 📲 CashApp Conjuring – Post a thirst trap and manifest a generous simp.

✨ Bonus: Combine this with a sigil charging ritual for extra potency.

🕯️ Step 3: Protective Money Magic (A.K.A. “Stop Going Broke” Spells)

Sometimes the best money spell is just not losing what you already have.

💳 Anti-Spending Sigil:

Draw a sigil for self-control on your debit card.

Or just freeze your card in a block of ice—same effect, extra dramatic.

📜 Landlord Distraction Charm:

Write their name on a bay leaf, set it on fire, and hope they "forget" to email you.

If that fails, Mercury Retrograde is a great excuse for delayed payments.

📞 Debt Collector Banishing Spell:

Write “Denied” over any unpaid bills.

Place under a black candle and chant, “Not today, capitalism.”

Block their number—sometimes real magic is just setting boundaries.

💰 Step 4: Is It Manifestation, or Are You Just Justifying Dumb Purchases?

If you’re spending more on crystals than groceries, it might be time to reassess your financial witchcraft.

✅ Manifesting: Setting intentions, taking aligned action, and using magic to amplify your efforts. ❌ Witchsplaining Your Debt: “But I needed that $50 candle for the full moon ritual!”

💡 Money Mantra for Broke Witches:

“I am financially wise. I do not need another tarot deck. The spirits understand.”

(They don’t, but your wallet will.)

🚀 Step 5: “Free Money” Spells That Actually Work

🔹 The “Bank Forgiveness” Ritual – Call customer service and ask for a fee reversal. 🔹 The “Unexpected Windfall” Charm – Check unclaimed funds websites (the government might owe you). 🔹 The “Reverse Capitalism Curse” – Apply for grants, scholarships, and mutual aid. 🔹 The “Passive Income Potion” – Start a monetized blog or sell PDF spellbooks online.

🌟 Testimonials from Broke Witches Like You

"I did the rent spell, and suddenly people started paying me back. Magic works!" – @HexMeLater "My Etsy spell jar business is thriving! Turns out capitalism can be enchanted." – @CursedCommerce "Still broke, but now I have ✨hope✨ and a lucky coin." – @FinanciallyFeral

📢 Join the Coven of Financial Chaos!

🔄 Reblog if you’ve ever considered hexing your landlord. 📌 Tag a witch who needs a financial miracle ASAP. 📲 Follow for next week’s guide: “Hexing Billionaires—A Beginner’s Guide.”

[claypigeonpottery]

How did you get into selling your ceramics? I'm interested in selling my stuff but have no clue how to begin

I started out selling on Etsy. I think it was a decent place to start. unfortunately the site’s definitely gone downhill since 2020, when I started. posting on Etsy did make it obvious that I had to learn to take good pictures, and taking that step has been a huge help in the long run.

in 2021 my spouse @subpar-lemon-bar and I set up some tables with a few other potters, outside my parents’ house, and sold my work. the sale went ok, though most of the people who bought my work were friends or acquaintances lol, so it’s debatable whether it would have been a success without their support

after that, I sold my work at a few local craft shows, sales, and a maker’s faire. some of them went great, a couple of them went badly. but it was a good experience and I think it was helpful for me to talk to so many people at events about pottery and art.

the easiest way to start that is, unfortunately, to know someone who organizes or sells at craft shows or markets, but you can also find yearly local markets and apply to be a vendor when they’ve got an event coming up.

I was offered a couple tables by artists who knew me and after we’d done a couple shows, we got to know a lot of the other vendors. you also need a decent amount of pottery if you’re selling at a market, unlike selling online.

in-person sales are a ton of work, and by the end we were always exhausted. but overall, we made enough money and enjoyed enough of it that it was very worthwhile

once I started this tumblr, I found I didn’t really need to do in-person shows. I never have to worry that my work is too weird or too naked or too queer on tumblr, whereas craft shows in a fairly conservative area were… not suited to all my work lol. I got a lot of comments on any piece with nudity, and not all of them were kind.

I also had a few of my pieces for sale in a local coffee shop for about a year. nothing sold, it just wasn’t the right place. I tried selling through instagram stories too, a bunch of potters would sell their work at the same time and post each other’s work. I didn’t sell anything. it was early on and I was a little disheartened.

if things aren’t selling, that doesn’t mean your work won’t sell. it might be that you haven’t found the right place for it yet

good luck!