ChrisAnn, I love your retro housewife. I like that you changed up your first comment about her, while still making the point about her dress and taking care of her house. I don't know how else you could change what you say about the paper being fade resistant and the photo being printed when the order is made, but I've heard that Google considers that type of thing to be duplicate info and may not show all your photos. I did a Google search for 1950's housewife photos and photos for sale and didn't find anything on Etsy after 15 pages.
I love your nature photos and the explanations about how you happened to take that picture. Since Google seems to be more interested in the first few lines of the descriptions, perhaps you can change the order of your descriptions. The ones I saw all had your story, then the information about the sizes, paper, etc.
This piece has the description in a different form.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/76540658/religious-but-not-saved-35mm-colorIn this listing," Fall Leaves in New York City", perhaps you could change the description as follows:
"This is a shot taken in a community park in Chinatown, NYC. I loved the reflection of the tree in the water combined with the concrete of the city and lush orange and muted green of the leaves. I took the photograph in July of 2010, during my first trip to New York City.
8x10 digital archive print on Crystal Archive Type II Paper, with a matte finish unless otherwise specified. This paper is fade resistant for generations, ensuring the colors in this photograph stay bright over time."
~~This 8x10 digital archive print features the reflection of a tree in water, combined with the concrete of the city in a community park in China Town, NYC. I love the lush oranges and muted greens. The Crystal Archive Type II Paper is fade resistant and will allow you to enjoy this photo for generations~~ Then finish with your other information
Just an idea on how it could be done. I'm certainly not the expert!
Your work is gorgeous, and of course your photographs are beautiful. I have seen other photographers use their second-fifth photo spots to zoom in an area to show detail. You might want to try that. It looks to me like your tags are good.
Nice shop. I hope this helps.