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Getting seen in searches
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05-09-2017
09:08 AM
I am working on some of my listings - some are better than others - but even ones with great SEO and lots of views and favorites sometimes don't show up and I'll be searching through pages of new items with no favorites before I give up. I will find listings with SEO not as worked on as mine and still not find mine in all searches.
I am definitely not perfect with all my listings, but I'd like to know exactly what affects getting seen on the first pages.
I am definitely not perfect with all my listings, but I'd like to know exactly what affects getting seen on the first pages.
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SamsCraftyCreations1
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Re: Getting seen in searches
I wish I could help but I am new and wondering the same thing 🙂
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Re: Getting seen in searches
We are new to etsy too and find it hard to find ourselves! It seems a qualification in algorithms would be beneficial !
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Re: Getting seen in searches
This resonates with me too! I am not new, but lately have found it increasingly difficult to be found.
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08-04-2017
04:01 AM
This is rather disheartening for a small business!
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11-23-2017
08:36 PM
I’ve sold nothing this year. But right now I’m making a real effort to get seen.. hello can anybody out there see me. If you say No I’m deleting my account right away 😢😢😢 and I’ve been doing this for days and days. Ahem, does anybody know why when you crop a picture using the Etsy setting and it still doesn’t show in the window. I’ve spent weeks trying to get this right. Sorry, I’m English.
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Re: Getting seen in searches
I’ve been on Etsy for just over two weeks, so I too am very new. That said, I have made a couple of sales. Like most artisans, I prefer to be creating over spending time on sales, but let’s face it, sales are what differentiates a hobbiest from a business. So, I spent almost two days on revising my titles and tags to see if I could move my items up. My goal was to be placed in the first three pages, assuming that potential customers would lose interest before seeing my items if they were further down the list. I was pretty successful, more than doubling traffic to my items in just 24 hours. While my formula is very novice and not scientific, here’s what I did. 1. Do your research. Look at the titles and tags that those items appearing near the top are using. Their tags can be seen at the bottom of their listing under “Related to this item”. Right or wrong, it seems that the more times a key word is used in the title and tags, the higher your item will appear. 2. Consider the various words and phrases your potential customers might use to search. And, if they’re looking for a gift, they may not know what specifically what they’re looking, but they do know who they are buying for. For example, you’re not a camper, but you are gifting a camper, include “Gift for camper”. 3. Use synonyms in the title and or tags: sleigh/sled; decoration/ornament etc. 4. And finally, split words that could be searched differently by potential customers. For example, “handcrafted is one word, but searchers might mistakenly type it as “hand crafted”. I’ll close by repeating that I am new, and certainly not an expert, but some of these have worked for me. By the way, I need more reviews on my items and my shop so any help you can give me would be much appreciated. Check me out at NiagaraWoodCraft. Good luck fellow Etsyers!
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