Selling Handmade on Etsy – Focus Your Energy The team at HandmadeMarketing.org is always on the look out for ideas from handmade seller’s for how to stay balanced while keeping up an Etsy shop or ArtFire studio.  Seller Michele Gallagher shared her tips in previous articles (”Press Outlet – Get Your Craft Noticed on Blogs” and “Get Noticed –...

6 Top Twitter Links – Make the Most of Twitter HandmadeMarketing.org is excited to share Twitter tips from Hilary, a blogger dedicated to helping handmade sellers sell more online on her site Haptree and Me. An article published on the blog called “Twitter Lists and Listorious – Craft Link HQ” outlines all things Twitter.        

Tips from a Pro – Improve Your Shop SEO James Dillehay, from craftermarketer.com, shared his thoughts on how crafters can utilize SEO (search engine optimization) best practices to increase sales. James Dillehay is a professional craft artist and author of nine books. He has been interviewed in The Wall Street Journal, The Chicago Tribune, Bottom Line Personal and has appeared...

Press Outlet – Get Your Craft Noticed on Blogs Michele Gallagher, the Etsy seller behind the shop craftychick101 recently shared her tips for getting your handmade shop noticed online. Michele has another tip for crafters – look to blogs for press!        

Get Noticed – Promote Handmade Online Michele Gallagher, the Etsy seller behind the shop craftychick101, has tips for handmade sellers who want to be seen in the handmade community. “Shout it from the rooftops! If you want your shop to be visible in the vast sea of handmade products, you have to be vocal,” Michele tells HandmadeMarketing.org.