Comments on: Crafty business http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business Catching up for lost time... Wed, 23 Jul 2008 22:39:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: SuZ http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-60 SuZ Sun, 02 Mar 2008 20:38:25 +0000 http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-60 <p>I would set up both...start with Etsy because it's sew easy & gives immediate gratifaction & web presence...that way you can take the time needed for the google site...good luck !</p> I would set up both…start with Etsy because it’s sew easy & gives immediate gratifaction & web presence…that way you can take the time needed for the google site…good luck !

]]> By: Andrea http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-56 Andrea Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:30:43 +0000 http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-56 <p>Have you looked at www.mrsite.co.uk? I am in the process of setting up a website with this software. it is fairly easy and does not cost very much under £100 I have spent. Can I ask a question, what determines your ranking on sewing blogs? Is it the number of visitors as my hit counter has rocketed lately but I am ranked 89ish?</p> Have you looked at www.mrsite.co.uk? I am in the process of setting up a website with this software. it is fairly easy and does not cost very much under £100 I have spent. Can I ask a question, what determines your ranking on sewing blogs? Is it the number of visitors as my hit counter has rocketed lately but I am ranked 89ish?

]]> By: Nicole http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-51 Nicole Mon, 04 Feb 2008 21:03:44 +0000 http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-51 <p>Why not use both Google checkout and Etsy? I've seen it done a lot, especially while browsing etsy. Etsy can be a little store, where it can be just a 'display' or small 'gift shop' featuring good examples of your work. The actual Website store will be the main focus. Then on both of the sites, have the link to the other. Advertise your website's link all over your profile on etsy.</p> <p>Etsy allows you to network and have your products easily be searched. However, your competition is pretty much 'next door'.</p> Why not use both Google checkout and Etsy? I’ve seen it done a lot, especially while browsing etsy. Etsy can be a little store, where it can be just a ‘display’ or small ‘gift shop’ featuring good examples of your work. The actual Website store will be the main focus. Then on both of the sites, have the link to the other. Advertise your website’s link all over your profile on etsy.

Etsy allows you to network and have your products easily be searched. However, your competition is pretty much ‘next door’.

]]> By: Tom http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-49 Tom Mon, 28 Jan 2008 09:15:20 +0000 http://www.suzical.co.uk/blog/suzical/crafty-business#comment-49 <p>My vote goes to Google checkout I think. While the initial exposure you get from the etsy marketplace will be useful I think in the long run you're much better off branding yourself as part of the suzical empire :-)</p> <p>Congrats on getting the shop up and running and getting your first order!</p> My vote goes to Google checkout I think. While the initial exposure you get from the etsy marketplace will be useful I think in the long run you’re much better off branding yourself as part of the suzical empire :-)

Congrats on getting the shop up and running and getting your first order!

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