Because when I know what you are working toward, I can help you actually get there. Was it to replace your income? Have more freedom? Pay off debt? Stay home with your kids? Build something that is fully yours? Not only will telling me your WHY let me help you achieve it, it will also remind you WHY you started in the first place and give you the motivation to continue...

Yes or no. If yes...celebrate it! If no...let's talk about it.

What is something you THOUGHT you knew about Etsy that turned out to be completely wrong? For instance, I thought when I first started that I could open up my shop and the floodgates would open and I would be making a few thousand $$ immediately. It didn't happen and I learned that Etsy like any other business has a huge learning curve and takes time. What was your aha moment? Someone in here right now believes the same thing you used to — and your confession might save them months of wasted effort and frustration

Etsy lets you list the same product more than once with different titles, photos, and keywords targeting different buyers. A "bridesmaid gift" and a "best friend birthday gift" could be the exact same product — but they show up in completely different searches. This is one of the fastest ways to increase your shop visibility without making new products. However, I don't suggest you do this more than one time per listing, so no more than 2 sections per product. If you overdo it, customers are turned off as they see it as spam, AND you run the risk of someone accidentally buying the same product twice and being unhappy. Have you tried this yet?

I dropped this on TikTok live last night and the comments went off — so let's talk about it properly in here. Here's what a lot of Etsy sellers don't know: Running a perpetual sale on Etsy may actually be false advertising. And depending on your location — it could be illegal. Here's the rule 👇 For a price to be considered a legitimate "sale" price — your ORIGINAL price has to be the real price for at least 51% of the time. That means if your listing has been "20% off" for the last 4 months straight — that discounted price IS your price. There is no sale. You're just misleading buyers. Etsy has been quietly cracking down on this. And consumer protection laws in several states are serious about false advertising. Do this audit today: - ✅ Go through your active listings - ✅ Check any listing currently showing a sale price - ✅ Ask yourself — has this listing spent MORE time at full price than on sale? - ✅ If not — end the sale and reset your pricing strategy So what actually works instead? - Launch mode pricing — start low, raise every few sales 📈 (for new sellers with less than 50 sales) - Run real limited time sales — 48 to 72 hours max - Use seasonal moments to justify the discount — holidays, launches, milestones Perpetual sales feel like a conversion hack but they're eroding buyer trust AND putting your shop at risk. Protect your shop. Sell smarter. 🖤 Drop your questions below — have you been running a long term sale? Let's talk about it. 👇