Fairy Cardmaker
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« Reply #3 on: March 03, 2021, 05:55:56 pm » |
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I agree with Shellys Handmade Creations. It comes down to how easy it is to find your product in the great, big, wide, internet. How are you marketing? Are you getting in front of the right audiences?
Also, consider how relevant your keywords are and how you group them. For examples: In your shop description, you have "Kimberly, specializing in jewelry, has a unique style that is lovingly made by hand." If "hand made jewelry" is your key word, then make sure they are together. Try this: "Kimberly, specializing in lovingly hand made jewelry, has a unique style that is.... [describe the style]." You're making a claim but not explaining it. What is it about her style makes it unlike anybody else's?
Some product titles like: "Blue Geode" and "Peacock 1" and "Ladybug Necklace" could be strengthened. -- Are you selling a blue geode (a rock)? or a piece of jewellery that features a blue geode? -- Are you selling a Peacock or a piece of jewellery that features a peacock themed colour scheme? -- Is the necklace made of ladybugs? (ew!) Or is that the name of the piece that is a beaded necklace? Try: "Ladybug Beaded Necklace", or "Beaded Necklace, The Ladybug"
Try to add more to the product descriptions. Again - more volume of description = more chances to hit those keywords. Include things like what the metal is. Some people have allergies and need a certain metal and a certain quality of metal. Always show a picture of the clasp so people can see how the necklace or bracelet opens and closes. Some people worry it will catch on their clothing or be hard to use without a helper.
Just some food for thought.
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