👉 Free resource mentioned: Why Your Etsy Listings Aren’t Selling Yet - and What To Do About It - www.handmadebosses.com/whynosales
This will help you spot where your listings might be confusing buyers, missing key information, or stopping people from clicking and buying.
💡 Are you new to Etsy and wondering how many products you should start with?
In this episode, we’re talking about how to build your first Etsy product range without making 47 random things and confusing every poor buyer who lands in your shop. ☕
Because yes, you might be able to make loads of different handmade products.
But that doesn’t mean they all belong in your first Etsy shop range.
You’ll learn:
✨ Why random products confuse Etsy buyers
✨ What a beginner product range actually is
✨ How to choose one clear buyer, occasion, theme, use, or product type
✨ How to build variations instead of reinventing everything
✨ Why 5 to 10 focused listings can be stronger than 40 chaotic ones
✨ How to use Etsy stats to decide what to make next
✨ How to make your shop easier for buyers to understand
This is perfect for Etsy beginners, handmade sellers, and hobbyists who want to turn their products into a proper business without getting stuck in niche panic.
If you’re heading towards Q4 thinking:
RIGHT. I need to make more products, post more, change my listings and basically do ALL THE THINGS before Christmas...
ummmmmm, no 😂
From the 21st to the 24th of September, I’m running Listathon, my completely FREE four-day challenge for handmade business owners.
We’re going to look at which products actually deserve your attention, how to create listings that do their job, how to get more from what’s already working, AND how to build a simple marketing plan to get more people seeing your stuff.
Basically...
less random tweaking.
Less guessing.
More knowing what you should actually focus on.
And if Listathon has already started by the time you’re hearing this, you can still jump in and catch up on the replays.
Come and join us for FREE at:
handmadebosses.com/listathonweek
