Thank you Matana, I would say only 25% of my sales come from jewelry, so it's more like 200 sales (not complaining at all here). I also sale other items and accessories so I think that helps a lot too. My first 3 months was slow and I hardly had views but persistence has been paying off. Trying to list as much as I can, communicating promptly with my potential buyers with any inquiries, investing more time for pictures, wording and rewording my ads to see what works best.
I think the responsibilities of being a single mother gives me that extra fire/kick in the tush to stay persistent. What better job than to do what you love, right? So turning what I love into a business motivates me to make it work. I think what has helped me to grow the most is the time I've invested and constantly setting higher goals for myself. It has not been a piece of cake because I have been extremely diligent and I have much higher selling goals to attain.
You have very beautiful unique jewelry that sets you apart. I see you doing very well too. If I were you I would continue to list as much I can and just stay persistent. Whatever you do, don't lose that drive to keep going no matter what. If other people are doing it, so can we. Keep reading the forums and stay connected. All the best :-)
