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Haidukken 03-30-2016 03:51 AM

Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Finally I've got my Etsy store up and running and its nice to see orders slowly come in- People like what I make and the quality of my goods is high standard.
(Well, she makes the items- I just deal with selling process)

Now, here is the question: The fiverr and other website services, that drive traffic to Etsy store- Are they worth the money?
Its just couple of pounds so the price is not that high, but how useful and practical is it?
Any experiences?

zenohki 03-30-2016 04:01 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
I've never tried them but then again I've never really seen much point in looking into it for my business. But you now have me curious.

I find that I get enough work through, and when I don't have busy days I use those to do my admin and make new things (something I am always, ALWAYS behind on!) I find E--y just sort of grows itself if you have the right product, but maybe that's just the category I'm in.

Personally I would have a look at your business, how much you think you are capable of manufacturing and how much you will and want to let it grow. For me I know that I never want to be a big company, I never want to have to deal with employees, or need to rent a work space. As soon as I do this I will hate my business and lose a lot of money. As long as its just me working from home, its a lot of profit and zero stress.

Just try expanding your range if you can, like I said for me E--y grows itself, its one reason I love it. Only takes one person to like your item and it then gets passed around for others to come and look.

IGNAS 03-30-2016 04:17 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Buying a $5 worth of traffic from fiverr will definitely send you traffic but 99.5% guarantee that it won't bring you any sales.
So there's not much point in receiving 500 additional visitors or so and receiving 0 sales and engagement.

Quality and targeted traffic is the key. ;)

mtproducts 03-30-2016 04:50 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
More than likely bot traffic or people from India.

Best bet is to use advertising, which will drive sales and and push the listing up on the organic search, over time... et*y works the same as am*zon in this sense.

ilcarletto 03-30-2016 04:55 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Fiverr services are proven to be quite dangerous for accounts.

Haidukken 03-30-2016 05:28 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ilcarletto (Post 758642)
Fiverr services are proven to be quite dangerous for accounts.

Thats exactly what I thought- I've never used any of their services when it comes to "boosting" or "traffic" as such, as I'm not a total tool when it comes to things like this.

I was just wondering would the "I'll post your item to my blog with X many followers" services actually translate over to physical sales.

I'll most likely continue with just Etsys own promotion and spend few quid every day, just to bump my items on the search results and perhaps get somebody from Fiverr to write better product descriptions for my items, as I'm pretty useless when it comes to certain descriptions... I know it could be done beter.

I only started a month ago with couple of lines and I've still made 12 sales with 200 views and 12 favourites. As it really is a hobby thing, I don't need to pay my bills with Etsy(99.9% of my income comes from my own webstore and eBay anyway).

We'll see how it goes, I'll just keep paying Etsy for promoted listings and see if I notice any difference.

zenohki 03-30-2016 05:56 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Just give it time, and don't give into bloggers who will review your product if you send them a freebie. Always has been a waste of time for me :)

mtproducts 03-30-2016 06:22 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Haha oh yeah the bloggers who want to review your products, :P

Still if they have a big enough following, it could be worth while. :)

zenohki 03-30-2016 08:02 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mtproducts (Post 758659)
Haha oh yeah the bloggers who want to review your products, :P

Still if they have a big enough following, it could be worth while. :)

I'm still doubtful, I'd think you would need someone with celebrity status for it to actually work.

chicagoIL 03-30-2016 08:54 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
I've had the bloggers say they are going to bring me tons of orders if I give them a product to review on their site, blah blah blah
Never again. Didn't get one order.

Haidukken 03-30-2016 10:39 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chicagoIL (Post 758709)
I've had the bloggers say they are going to bring me tons of orders if I give them a product to review on their site, blah blah blah
Never again. Didn't get one order.

Could it be because your product is not up to scratch? Surely if its something good, people would talk about it and some people would like it.

Obv I would never actually send something for a review, that seems like an Apple move.

dan_ebay 03-30-2016 11:52 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
If their blogs had people prepared to buy anything on them then they wouldn't be wasting their time writing something for you for $4 (after their fees)

For business success 05-08-2016 01:41 PM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
I bought ad daily limit and it let people come but etsy seems many see but not buying a lot compared to eBay.
One thing for sure, once you gets feedbacks, people seem to buy

dcbshowstopper 05-09-2016 11:12 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
From my experience, the people who buy ads on Etsy are those who are struggling with sales. If you know how to work your titles, tags, and descriptions, you will be near the top in search results. I have never paid for ads in the 5 years I've been there.

jackdrogba 05-17-2016 05:22 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dcbshowstopper (Post 769912)
From my experience, the people who buy ads on Etsy are those who are struggling with sales. If you know how to work your titles, tags, and descriptions, you will be near the top in search results. I have never paid for ads in the 5 years I've been there.

Does item descriptions optimization work for Et.sy search rank?

GreenBean 05-17-2016 06:23 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Haidukken (Post 758732)
Could it be because your product is not up to scratch? Surely if its something good, people would talk about it and some people would like it.

Obv I would never actually send something for a review, that seems like an Apple move.

The blogs are often not good quality in the first place.

We concentrate on attracting return buyers by a variety of enticements.

:typing:

Haidukken 05-17-2016 07:33 AM

Re: Etsy traffic, paid services.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenBean (Post 772005)
The blogs are often not good quality in the first place.

We concentrate on attracting return buyers by a variety of enticements.

:typing:

I'm in a process of building my Etsy store into more professional looking one and I guess I need to lure customers back with 10% off vouchers and promotional marketing?

Any tips? Throw me a PM if you have a moment- Tell me exactly how to make more and more and MORE money.


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