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so I've been selling online for a few
years now and Etsy is one of those
platforms where the learning curve is
super Steep and difficult at first but
once you get it it becomes super easy
when I first tried selling on Etsy it
would take me hours hunched over my
laptop trying to get just one listing
posted for sale and the reason I'm
telling you this is because there is
hope and it doesn't have to take much
time at all once you understand how easy
this process can be it'll give you the
confidence that you can do it for
yourself we're going over everything
from opening your shop to posting your
first listing for sale and there will be
time stamps below this video so you can
jump around if you need to but without
further Ado let's get right into it
opening an online store sounds like a
difficult task right well it should only
take you about five minutes to get
started with a seller account you'll
want to go to etsy's website and scroll
to the bottom of the page and under the
cell section I want you to click on sell
on Etsy and then click sell on Etsy
again you'll need to select your shop
preferences if you're selling full-time
or not and then click continue on this
step you can enter the name of your shop
if you don't have any shop name ideas
then you can ask chat GPT and ask it for
a list of Etsy Shop name ideas related
to the niche of products that you'll be
selling now don't overthink this and you
can always go back and change the name
later now the next step of opening your
shop is to add your first listing which
can be really anything even just a
random photo so for now just make a
listing so that you can open up your
shop this doesn't have to be an actual
product you'll be able to delete this
later on and nobody will ever even see
it now once you move on don't want to
collect your personal tax information
and credit card details so that they're
able to charge you the 20 cent listing
fee each time you you post a new listing
I can't give you details on how you
should fill your personal information
out just do it accurately according to
your own situation and after you fill
out all of those personal details your
shop should be open if you're on etsy's
homepage then navigate to the top right
corner and click on shop manager from
the shop manager on the left side of the
screen you should see a listings button
if you click on it it'll take you to
this spot where you can make a new
listing by clicking on ADD listing in
the top right corner this is what you
should see after you've clicked on ADD
listing and from here we're ready to
move on to actually creating the listing
and uploading our product you'll have to
have a digital product made and ready to
sell in order to fill out all of the
listing details and if you don't have a
product already then that's okay you
could go check out all my other videos
on how to create digital products in
this video I'll show you a few different
examples so that you'll still be able to
follow along no matter what digital
product you're selling for the first
example I'll be selling a digital resume
template people buy these to download
and fill out their own work experience
and this will be a great example product
again just pretend like I've already
created it even though I just stole it
off canva
this first section is to add your
listing images you probably don't want
to just upload your digital product as
the photo and instead you'll want to use
something called a maca you can find
mock-ups on a website like free pick and
you can download them and use them for
free make sure that you click this PSD
filter and as you're scrolling through
as you see mock-ups with this Crown icon
it means you need a paid subscription
for those mock-ups but I found this free
one that I like so I'm gonna download
this one now I'm just selling a resume
template so all I need is a piece of
paper mock-up but if you're selling
something like art then you'll want a
picture frame mock-up or a business
cards you'll want business card mockups
now with the mock-up file that I
downloaded I'm gonna head over to a
website called photo P this is a free
Photoshop alternative this website lets
me drag in that file that ends in dot
PSD in so I can edit the mock-up there's
usually a section on the right side of
the screen and you'll just double click
where it says your image here or the
layer right below it now on this screen
is where I can drag in an image of my
res resume template that I store from
canva or you would want to drag in an
image of your digital product that
you're selling When I close out of this
layer it will update the mock-up and our
resume looks much better just go to file
export and pick jpg and we'll save it
somewhere easy to find then back in Etsy
I'll just drag and drop the image we
just exported onto the first image slot
in Etsy it's a good idea to crop the
image so it's nice and large and I found
that adding additional photos with more
product information will help reduce the
amount of messages and questions that
you get but creating those product
detail images is completely dependent on
what kind of product you're selling so
that'll be up to you now as we move down
this page you can add a video if you
want but I haven't really found it to be
necessary so next we have to edit the
title now the title has a very large
impact on the SEO of our listing to
write the best title possible we'll want
to make a search for similar products to
what we're going to be selling on etsy's
Marketplace I'm going to ignore the
first four images that are just ads and
then pick the top four listings from the
second row these are the listings that
have ranked the highest organically when
I click on one I'm looking at what
keywords they're using in their title
this is how you come up with the best
possible title you'll look at all of the
keywords that the best ranking listings
use copy them down and then generate
your own title using some of those
keywords for yourself I personally don't
like using any paid keyword or SEO tools
so when we have our list of keywords
we'll just type in the title in this box
and get as close to 140 characters as we
can on the about this listing section
when they ask who made it choose I did
what it is a finished product and when
did you make it if it's a custom logo or
something for example you may choose
made to order
otherwise it'll just be the most recent
year for the category you'll just want
to put whatever product you're selling
we can skip pretty much all of these
other sections down to the renewal
options I like setting my listings to
manual and for the type of product I'm
selling today we're doing digital
products and then down here is where
I'll put in the description of my
product I've never seen a big impact of
the SEO from the description so my
recommendation would be to put more
effort into great titles and tags and
then create a good description that you
can just reuse on all of your digital
products for now I'm just going to put
the title of my product in the
description we want to skip pretty much
everything else except for the tags
section now here's how to get the best
tags for your listing we can go back to
those top listings that we just looked
at for the title keywords and at the
bottom of the page you should see this
section called explore related searches
each one of these little bubbles is a
different tag so we'll want to make note
of what tags the top few listings are
using and make up combination of our own
tags to use in our own resume listing
again make sure it's just a combination
of tags from the top four listings that
ranked organically in search just make
sure that you don't copy anyone directly
then when we come back to our own
listing we can type our tags out in the
tag section making sure to use all 13. I
don't pay for Etsy ads because always
using great title and tags ranks me high
in organic search the next section is
pricing to pick a good price again we'll
just look at what's already working all
of the top listings are selling for
around seven to eight dollars now I
always run a sale so keep that in mind
when you're pricing your product if
you're always going to be running a 50
off sale you'll need to double the price
of your product so to sell my resume
template at 7.49 I'll need to list it at
14.98 before I run a 50 off sale just
set your quantity to 999 and you don't
need an SKU number for a digital product
the personalization section is only used
if you're selling something custom like
a custom low go and this allows the
customer to leave instructions for
exactly what they want otherwise just
keep this set off congratulations if
you've made it this far because this is
the final step which is uploading your
digital product
on screen I have an example of my
digital resume template in a document
and a PDF depending on the digital
product you're selling you may have a
different file type but here are all of
the file types that you're allowed to
upload these are all the file formats
that Etsy allows and in each one of my
tutorials I show you how to prepare
files into formats that are ready to
upload since we're only allowed to
upload up to five files I like taking
all of my digital product files and
compressing them into a zip file so that
we can upload them in one go I just make
a folder and I'm going to call it resume
files and then I'll just add my digital
products to that folder then I just
right click and click on compress the
folder and now you can see I have a zip
file that I can just click and drag
directly into Etsy I could also take
that PDF and upload it directly to Etsy
as well without turning it into a zip
file if someone was to download the
contents of the listing that I just made
this is what they would get now we can
click on preview the listing to see what
it would look like on Etsy if we wanted
to we could be done right here people
could buy this listing and get this
resume template file download of course
it is really beneficial to go through
and add some other listing detail images
and refine your listing description to
reduce the amount of questions and
messages you get and not to mention
it'll make your shop look a lot more
professional
now in some cases you won't be able to
upload your files directly to Etsy
because they'll be too large or they'll
take up too much storage this is really
common if you're selling something like
art instead of being able to upload
those files directly to Etsy we'll have
to upload them to a different website
like our Google drive or Dropbox and
then we'll put a link to those uploaded
files into a PDF and that PDF will be
the downloadable file on Etsy this way
when a customer orders that digital
download they'll get a copy of the PDF
with a download link to the file that we
uploaded on Google Drive or Dropbox to
do this on canva go to create and pick
A1 document now I just chose a pre-made
layout but you can style this however
you want it to look I just made sure to
make the word download big and right in
the middle of the page so that it's easy
to click on now when I double click and
highlight the text I'm able to add a
link to it so now let's upload some
example art to Google Drive since it's
free to use again assuming your art is
already prepared I've got videos on this
us you'll want to take that folder that
has all of the art in it and just drag
it into the Google Drive when this file
appears I'll just click on these three
little dots and then I'm going to click
get link and then I can just copy the
link back in canva where we just were
with that download text still
highlighted I can paste in the link and
just hit enter Then I just click on the
share button in the top right click
download and make sure that standard PDF
is selected then I'll just save it to my
computer open up the PDF we just created
and click on the download link we added
to make sure that it takes me to the
Google drive folder with those images
that I uploaded now I can upload that
art downloads PDF directly to Etsy and
if someone likes that artwork they could
buy the digital download and they would
get the same PDF and by clicking the
download link it would take them to my
Google Drives folder this is the same
method you would use if you want to
share a canva template link except
instead of adding the link to the Google
Drive you would put the link to the
canva template instead
now inevitably there are several
concerns that will come up with this as
well for example will people steal my
artwork and try and sell it on their own
I mentioned this before and you guys
seemed to worry that if you sold a
digital download link to somewhere like
Google Drive that people would share
that link with other people or try and
sell it themselves but in reality it's
just a digital file so they could email
it to someone else if they really wanted
to they don't necessarily have to have
the download link even if the product is
downloaded directly from Etsy they can
still share it as much as they wanted to
and you wouldn't really have any control
over that if someone steals your artwork
and tries to post it to sell somewhere
else online a lot of the times there are
legal tools on those websites that
you'll be able to use to deactivate
their listings if you're seriously
worried about people downloading and
stealing your work then I'd just
recommend selling a physical product
instead there's a lot of easy options to
do that as well do you need to run Etsy
ads I personally don't like using Etsy
ads I've used them before and spent
hundreds of dollars trying to get them
to work but I'd much rather use as
etsy's organic traffic since they're
already bringing millions of visitors to
the website and if I'm going to pay to
run ads then I'm just going to run ads
to a Shopify store where I can sell my
products on my own website how long will
it take to get sales it can take a while
to start getting traction on Etsy it
really depends how many listings you're
able to post in a certain amount of time
you'll have to consistently post new
listings for sale and the more listings
you post the better the products will
become and the more sales you'll get
some of the most successful shops have
hundreds of listings so if you're
serious about this you should make that
your goal this whole listing process can
be done really quickly once you get the
hang of it I hope you found this video
helpful be sure to subscribe and follow
me online and as always I'll see you
soon
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