For those who read Handmadeology.com, I am curious...

[RetroChalet]

What are your favorite type of articles that you see there? Etsy tips? SEO? Blogging? Tagging? Etsy seller Stories? Tips on Running a Business in General? Shop Write ups? Get Crafty? What do you LOVE and what kind would you like to see?

I love the way Tim explains things and puts the screen shots up. I felt like a moron not being able to understand a darn thing about how to do something. I felt like his screen shots helped me learn and grow as seller.

I have to say even though I write on there my favorites include how to find your taget niche .... in Google. So good to know because there is so much competetion.

http://www.handmadeology.com/how-to-properly-place-keywords-in-your-etsy-shop-to-dominate-small-nich...

[Former_Member]

Moving to the top.

[LazyTcrochet]

We're all so diverse that it's hard to choose favorite types of articles. What interests one might not interest another. Yet experience Etsians can still benefit from a more modern approach to marketing techniques, shop tips, SEO, etc., especially since Etsy seems to be evolving. Keeping with a good variety of informative content sounds good to me.

[Former_Member]

I learn something from pretty much all of the articles that I didn't know, but my favorite articles have been the ones with photo editing tips. I was also pretty motivated by the Make Something Everyday article on Etsy http://www.etsy.com/storque/how-to/make-something-every-day-11501/. I think that I'm on day 7 or 8? I have really been applying it to Skate Dog and have seen results immediately!

[thealteredchick]

Help, Ive read all the articals I can find, trying but not getting much notice.Any ideas?

[Former_Member]

I love it all, because I can use all the help I can get and I love other people's finds and to see what my fellow artisans create. The more I see from others, the more I am inspired and business is quite different from live shows to on line stores, so I need all the help I can get to be able to sell in both venues. I appreciate it when successful people share their success and how they got where they are. I hope to be able to help others be successful, if I ever become as successful as Tim.

[RetroChalet]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm always curious to know what artist workspace looks like so I personally like the articles about what people make. I sit and think about how talented people are, and no two seller's work is quite exact. I also could NOT live without the SEO and tips on how to promote your business. I think you guys had it right, all the content is good. @SkateDogStudios I wish I had the time.

[Former_Member]

@RetroChalet...I call creative working on your business, that counts right? I'm reading through the SEO stuff right now can't wait to get home and apply it.

[Former_Member]

All of the articles I'ev had a chance to read so far are so helpful and easy to understand, I don't think I could pick just one so I'll pick them all!!