Here is my show and tell:
https://icraftgifts.com/handmade/19774/chunky-artisan-forged-copper-bangle-bracelet-ready-to-ship.phpThe original title was: Anticlastic Copper Bangle - OOAK - Ready to Ship - views 135
New title:
Chunky Artisan Forged Copper Bangle Bracelet - Ready to Ship
First part of Old description - the first paragraph is not at all keyword friendly! :
I can hear you all saying anti what?
Anticlastic just means the bracelet curves in two different directions - around your wrist and away from your wrist. It's quite easy to see in this bold hand-formed bangle!
Made from pure copper, oxidized, then tumble polished to bring out the rich, deep patina. Microcrystalline wax is rubbed in to preserve the finish.
First part of Revised description:
"I hand cut this bold
bangle from pure
copper sheet, heated and
hammered several times to create the distinctive curved anticlastic* shape, then oxidized and tumble polished to bring out the rich, deep patina. Microcrystalline wax is rubbed in to preserve the finish.
*I can hear you all saying "anti what"? Anticlastic just means the bracelet curves in two different directions - around your wrist and away from your wrist. It's quite easy to see in this bold hand-formed bangle!"
Finding effective keywords was a challenge.
copper bangle bracelet: 880
hammered copper bracelet: 320
forged bracelet:260
chunky and artisan were two other keywords that came up. Google keyword tool is having hiccups, so can't get the #'s.
Also, after changing my listing I discovered that organic is a good word to use for my jewellery.
Where do the tags we use come into all of this?
How should jewellery sellers handle the two spellings of jewellery/jewelry? Is including the two versions in our tags of any benefit? And what about mis-spellings? jewelery, jewlery, etc.
Julie B