Store Score Team
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Cross-Posting Etsy Listings to Facebook Marketplace: What Works
# Cross-Posting Etsy Listings to Facebook Marketplace: What Works Facebook Marketplace and Etsy reach fundamentally different buyer intent: Etsy shoppers are actively searching for handmade or vintage goods; Facebook Marketplace shoppers are often browsing locally, comparison-shopping against secondhand and new…
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Etsy Fee Increases Over the Years: Why Diversifying Matters
Etsy’s transaction fee rose from 3.5% to 5% in July 2018, then from 5% to 6.5% in April 2022 – a 1.5 percentage point increase that was significant enough to trigger a widely publicized seller strike (Etsy Seller Fees: Complete…
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How to Legally Structure a Growing Etsy Business (LLC, Sole Prop, etc.)
Every Etsy shop is already a business the moment it makes its first sale, whether or not the seller has formally registered anything. The question isn’t whether the shop has a legal structure, it’s whether the default one (an unregistered…
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Etsy Shop Burnout: Why It Happens and How Sellers Recover
A shop that’s growing in sales can still be quietly failing its owner – burnout doesn’t wait for a slow season to show up, and it often hits hardest right after a shop’s best year. Table of Contents Introduction Etsy…
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Multi-Marketplace Selling: Etsy, eBay, and Your Own Site
Roughly 61% of Etsy sellers already sell on at least one other marketplace or their own website, and multichannel sellers report meaningfully higher revenue on average than single-channel sellers. But adding channels without a sync plan is how sellers end…
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How to Build a Website for Your Handmade Brand Without Losing Etsy Traffic
Building a website doesn’t require leaving Etsy, and most sellers who succeed at it don’t treat it as a replacement. Etsy’s own built-in search traffic took time to earn and is difficult to replicate from zero on a new domain,…
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Hiring Your First Help as an Etsy Seller: What to Delegate First
The instinct when a shop finally has enough revenue to hire help is to hand off the task that feels the most tedious. That’s rarely the right first delegation. The right first delegation is whatever’s actually capping how many orders…