Creating a % off sale?

[ArtisticLyon]

Hi Etsy community. Please advise, where in my dashboard can I create a 10-50% off sale? I see some items that have a regular price with a strike-thru, then the marked down price is listed with 20% off.

Thank you.

ML

[NanaLetha]

Dashboard, marketing, sales and discounts, create a sale

[Former_Member]

Go to Marketing on the left of your dashboard and then choose Sales and Discounts.

[ArtisticLyon · Accepted solution]

Thanks for the quick reply, ZinniaCottage!

[WNYTradingCo]

Hello!

Go to Shop Manager and on the menu on the left side don't choose "Dashboard" but choose Marketing. 

Then choose Sales & Discounts.

Then choose Run a Sale.

From there, you can follow the prompts to set up your sale.  You can run a sale for your entire shop, or choose individual items.

I hope this helped!

[PooglesCorner]

I followed the steps to set up a Cyber Week Sales.  When I click the "Continue" button, the following page has:

Included Listings (0)

Choose which listings will be eligible for the discount. You can start by adding all your listings, and easily narrow it down from there if you want to exclude any items.

Then it shows a Add Multiple Listings or Search for a Specific Item.

I don't see anything where I can select All Items".  Do I have to going into the Add Multiple Listings and click all of them?  

Thanks for any help!

Peggie

[NoFrogsAllowed]

@PooglesCorner 

If you don't want to go through the selection process, then you can select a minimum of quantity (as low as 2) or amount (as low as $1) and then everything in your shop is automatically included in your sale even new and renewed items.  If you do not select a minimum, then you have to select the items by section or individually and edit new and renewed items into sale.

[PooglesCorner]

Thanks for the answer.  Wow, I would think there would have been a select all choice, rather than having to go through all the listings or sections.  

[GetLuckyVintage]

A courtesy reminder that an additional 12-15% fee to you (the Seller) will be applied to items sold from etsy's offsite ads. When you couple that with a sale discount, it may be more of a loss than you want. 

[PooglesCorner]

Thanks, never thought of that!