So you’ve finally decided you’re ready to move over to your own site and quit Etsy?

Read this post where I’ll share with you my recommended steps to make the transition as easy and smooth as possible for you.

If you haven’t yet watched my previous videos in this Etsy series, make sure you do.

Quitting Etsy is not an easy or simple decision, especially if you make most of your sales and income from there. I have another post that walks you through the questions …

Are you sick and tired of Etsy and its algorithm changes that mess with your shop and forced policies that you can’t opt-out of, and you just want to be more in control of your shop’s outcome, like more traffic and sales?

In this post, I’m going to help you decide if you’re really ready to quit Etsy.

Should you have your own site? Or stay on Etsy?

In this series, I’m going to help you make that decision, and today, I’m going to share with you the pros and cons of both Etsy versus your own website.

I have both an Etsy shop and my own website. 

Before I dive in, you first have to understand that Etsy and your own site are completely different models.

Etsy is a marketplace filled with hundreds of thousands of other shops, just like Amazon and Ebay. It’s …

If you want to make more sales, make more money and get more customers in your handmade business, keep reading because in this post, I’m going to share with you five questions you should be asking your ideal customer to understand them on a deeper level that will give you the secret keys and answers to growing your business.

In this post, I’m going to share with you five questions you should be asking your ideal customer any chance you get.