Hello Binnur,
Your work is simply beautiful, unique, and varied. I can't understand why you have so few sales. Your pictures are eye catching. The pricing seems to me to be quite reasonable.
As a side note: We are "neighbors" (I retired to Rhodes from NY two and a half years ago). Each day I view the southern coast of Turkey and think of the wonderful time I had in Kaisarie with my son several years ago. I also had two wonderful Turkish friends who I will never forget as roommates as a student in Germany, again, many years ago. Each day when I travel to the old town of Rhodes I walk amidst the architectural echos of the Ottoman time. As I write these words I am hearing the Turkish language as my wife enjoys watching old re-runs of the television series Elif.
I, too, started a jewelry shop last year. My work is not nearly as professional as yours. I make jewelry from sea glass which I find on the eastern coast of the island. My traffic has been reduced to a slow drip during the last few months. My target market is very narrow - sea glass enthusiasts. But there are hundreds of very talented competitors out there. I continue to try to educate myself and follow what I believe to be good advice. We are told to be patient but the months pass without progress. There seem to be no end to the sites that promise great success if we pay for their services. I don't believe any of them. So for now I will continue to list items and try everything within reason to increase my visibility on the web. If I should come upon some useful key to increasing sales, I will be happy to share it with you.
My shop is called AegeanSeaGlassDesign.
