And it's not SEO. It's not your images. It's not even your prices. Sellers are creating products based on what they think will sell — not what's already selling. Someone spends hours designing a beautiful mug, a cute phone case, a gorgeous blanket... and lists it with zero proof that anyone is actually buying that product right now. That's not a product strategy. That's a guess. Before you create anything, verify that real sellers are making consistent monthly sales with that product type. Download Everbee, search your idea, and look at the monthly sales numbers. If you can't find at least 2-3 shops with steady sales and recent reviews — that product is not proven yet. Don't build on unproven ground. Have you been researching demand before you list — or has this been more of a guess-and-hope situation? Drop it below honestly 👇

Let’s talk about it 👇 Do you think Etsy is saturated? YES NO OR it depends on the niche?

What’s one Etsy tip you learned recently that helped?

Just because Etsy seems tricky and you have one setback after another doesn't mean it's not meant to be ❤️ sometimes it just takes longer and looks different from what we thought it would 🤗 you got this!"

My name is Juanita Sims. I'm a single mom of an Ausome 16 (nearly 17) year old son whom I love to pieces. We're learning how to drive so please pray for me! LOL! I own an Operations Strategy business and I just completed a rebrand. I have very definite goals to achieve this year and getting my digital products in my own Etsy store is one of them. I'm looking forward to interacting with you all in the various discussions.