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Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Friday, April 9, 2010,
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Today's segment is going to focus on
one sole topic:branding. I mentioned branding in the previous
segment, but I really feel it deserves more than a simple 3 line
blurb. Branding is one of the strongest tools in the handmade sellers
arsenal. Large global corporations take advantage of the power of
brand recognition, and so should you. And, with a little bit of creative
know how and an adequate camera, you can do it fo... Continue reading ...
Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Friday, March 26, 2010,
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Anne's catchall office basket by JohnToftBasketry
There are several ways to promote your products that are a little more subtle than posting a blurb on Twitter or an ad on craigslist. But, sometimes subtle can be very effective. It seeps in to people's minds without them noticing, like a catchy advertising jingle. I've personally never bought Mennen, but that seemingly innocuous two word slogan still pops into my head every now and again... Advertising for Free-Odds and Ends
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Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Friday, March 12, 2010,
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Notice Me by pinkiesister While a lot of Etsians focus their energy marketing to people within the crafting community, don't forget that their is a whole world of people out there who have never even heard of Etsy, let alone your shop. This untapped market is filled with people who may be looking to by handmade, or who may even be interested in your product regardless of who made it or how but simply based on the uniqueness and quality of the piece. Spending some time advertising to the gener... Continue reading ...
Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Friday, March 5, 2010,
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i said 'be quiet'...original drawing...byrestlessthingsWhen I first started selling on Etsy, I
thought it was going to be as easy as simply posting my jewelry and
sitting back to watching the items fly off my virtual shelf. It only
took me a few days to realize I was a completely unknown artist in a
highly saturated market. I had to get out there and start
advertising! But where to start? Of all the books, websites, and
blogs I read before starting my Etsy adventure, I never really saw an
... Continue reading ...
Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Friday, February 26, 2010,
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Wilfred Was Lacking in Social Graces by wrenandchickadee
When I first started selling on Etsy, I
thought it was going to be as easy as simply posting my jewelry and
sitting back to watching the items fly off my virtual shelf. It only
took me a few days to realize I was a completely unknown artist in a
highly saturated market. I had to get out there and start
advertising! But where to start? Of all the books, websites, and
blogs I read before starting my Etsy adventure, I never really saw... Continue reading ...
Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Thursday, February 25, 2010,
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Business Tips
I wrote a guest post for Handmade Spark today on how to fine tune your Etsy listings to get more views. Handmade Spark is a fantastic resource for Etsy sellers, filled with tips and ideas from other sellers. This is going to be my new go-to site for Etsy advice. Continue reading ...
Posted by Lisa Rezendez on Friday, January 8, 2010,
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Business Tips
I've had an Etsy account since
September 30, 2007, and most of that time was spent strictly as a
shopper. I've had plenty of time to take note of how a package
purchased from Etsy has arrived, and there have been some definite
hits and misses. Some felt like a gift, beautifully packed in little
decorative boxes with handwritten thank you notes, and some were
merely tossed together and unceremoniously stuffed in an envelope.
Having experienced the gamut myself, I realized that it was importan... Continue reading ...
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| Lisa Rezendez |
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I am a jewelry artist/crafter living in Portland, OR with my three cats and loving boyfriend.
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