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<p>[QUOTE="Joan, post: 321304, member: 5398"]Let me know if this isn't the correct place to ask for your opinions about selling on Etsy. I looked at your shop and you have beautiful jewelry and photos. I opened an Etsy shop about 3 years ago, but haven't done anything with it mainly because I'm selling on ebay and I got the impression that if I sold on Etsy (1) I'd have to do a lot of cross-promotion on other sites such as FB, Twitter, etc., (I only cross promote my ebay items on Pinterest), (2) I'd have to do a lot of communicating/negotiating with customers, potential customers, and get involved with the Etsy community, (3) it would take a long time to gain Etsy followers, and (4) it would take a lot longer for things to sell (most of my ebay items sell in 10-day auctions).</p><p><br /></p><p>However, on ebay there's such a glut of fake-vintage clothing/accessories/jewelry that many of the authentic items don't get the prices they used to, so I'm wondering if it would be worth giving Etsy a try, considering I don't want to spend a lot of time communicating with buyers or the Etsy community, and don't want to have to cross-promote on a lot of other sites. </p><p><br /></p><p>In your experience, do Etsy customers want to negotiate prices and/or ask a lot of questions? Do you feel the need to get involved with the Etsy community? Do you cross promote on FB, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Joan, post: 321304, member: 5398"]Let me know if this isn't the correct place to ask for your opinions about selling on Etsy. I looked at your shop and you have beautiful jewelry and photos. I opened an Etsy shop about 3 years ago, but haven't done anything with it mainly because I'm selling on ebay and I got the impression that if I sold on Etsy (1) I'd have to do a lot of cross-promotion on other sites such as FB, Twitter, etc., (I only cross promote my ebay items on Pinterest), (2) I'd have to do a lot of communicating/negotiating with customers, potential customers, and get involved with the Etsy community, (3) it would take a long time to gain Etsy followers, and (4) it would take a lot longer for things to sell (most of my ebay items sell in 10-day auctions). However, on ebay there's such a glut of fake-vintage clothing/accessories/jewelry that many of the authentic items don't get the prices they used to, so I'm wondering if it would be worth giving Etsy a try, considering I don't want to spend a lot of time communicating with buyers or the Etsy community, and don't want to have to cross-promote on a lot of other sites. In your experience, do Etsy customers want to negotiate prices and/or ask a lot of questions? Do you feel the need to get involved with the Etsy community? Do you cross promote on FB, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest?[/QUOTE]
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