Help!

[Former_Member]

Hey!

Just opened up my shop a couple of weeks ago and would love some critiques!

[Former_Member]

Hey I will help you best I can!
So I noticed you have some very nice photos!
I went to the about page and there was nothing there! Some peolpe would Like to know who they are buying from!
Then I went to your shop and I noticed you do not have any shop announcements!
jeeby.com/etsy-seo/etsy-shop-announcement/

And here is a link that will help you understand how to tag better !
www.indiemade.com/resource/etsy-tips-increase-views-keyword-tags

Also try adding more items to your shop, so you can get found easier..

[Former_Member]

Thank you! I really appreciate the feed back.

[Former_Member]

Oooh, that's a great idea! Could I get a critique of my shop as well?

Carly- I like your shop, your products are super cute and unique!
One recommendation I would have - for your photos of the products in person (the second photo with it sitting against the yellow wall), I would do that either against a neutral or outdoors to remove the strong yellow cast on the photo. It will just allow your photo to look cleaner. Also, if you could take photo close ups from different angles - a lot of selling your product is just selling them on beautiful images: https://www.etsy.com/listing/85718001/wood-candle-holders-in-walnut-set-of-3?ref=favs_view_10
Close-ups of texture might be nice too, like this: https://www.etsy.com/listing/109567593/round-natural-shaped-buttons-rustic?ref=favs_view_15
A straight-above shot like this usually looks clean: https://www.etsy.com/listing/175447937/valentines-day-card-just-a-few-reasons?ref=favs_view_6

Anyway, I know for myself I won't even consider the product if the photograph is bad. It's probably not fair because I'm sure there are tons of good products out there, but it's just the truth.

I'm trying to improve upon my shop as well, does anyone have any suggestions for me please?