Etsy Conversations Podcast

I am thrilled to have another international guest on the podcast this week! Diana runs the Etsy shop and she joins me from the United Kingdom. I had a blast talking to Diana because she has quite a wonderful sense of humor (no stiff upper lip here). She shared some very valuable information about bead-weaving, branding and the impact Etsy teams have had on her Etsy business. From being a vehicle electrician/technical author to creating intricate beaded jewelry and accessories, you'll want to hear Diana's story as she freely shares the story of her Etsy journey with me. Best ways to contact Diana: Etsy shop convo: Website: Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. My Contact Information: Twitter: Follow Facebook: Like the and see what we're discussing there Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com

Tina is my guest for this bonus podcast episode this week. She's a certified PMC (Precious Metal Clay) artist and she runs the Etsy shop . We talk about the impact relocating had on her jewelry business and how it helped (maybe forced) her to reinvent her business and re-introduced her to the world of Etsy with a fresh new outlook. Having come from having an offline jewelry-making business, Tina shares some valuable offline tips on advertising and marketing your business which is crucial for Etsy sellers because, as we discuss in our convo, having an offline marketing strategy is almost just as essential as having an online one. Best ways to reach Tina: Etsy shop: Website:  (website designer Susan Orriss: ) Email: stjohntina [at] gmail [dot] com Phone: 559-553-3507 Social media: , , Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. Connect With Me: Twitter: Follow Facebook: Like the and see what we're discussing there Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com

Nina is my guest today and she and her aunt Angela run four, yes four Etsy shops: We talk about the reason they opened up four Etsy shops instead of housing all their product lines under one Etsy shop and just how they juggle their time between all four. Additionally, Nina and Angela are located on two different continents - the US and Europe - so they face some challenges that most business partners don't normally have to deal with. We discuss how they handle the logistics of running an inter-continental business. Proceeds from their Etsy shops go to fund Nina's non-profit organization - SWF International - and she shares a bit of the history behind the organization she has set for young girls in Sierra Leone. Best ways to contact Nina: Website: Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. My Contact Information: Twitter: Follow Facebook: Like the and see what we're discussing there Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com

Meaghan and Freddy own the Etsy shop and they're helping to save the environment while running their successful Etsy business. They up-cycle discarded liquor bottles and turn them into unique 100% natural soy wax scented candles... How's that for original. In my conversation with one half of this power duo (Freddy), we talk about how they ended up starting a business making these candles, what shop promotion strategies they use and how they're working for them, and even dive a little into craft fairs and shows that they attend where they sell their candles in person. Best ways to reach Meaghan & Freddy: PS: please take a minute to leave a review of the podcast in and/or . That really helps to get the word out about the show :) Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. My Contact Information: Twitter: Follow Facebook: Like the and see what we're discussing there Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com

Have you evver wished you could have a do over of something...? ...Like say, your Etsy shop...? Well never fear, my guest on the podcast this week is Kelli and she is proof positive that you can have a do over with your Etsy shop and come out better and stronger than the first time. Kelli's Etsy shop is and she just re-opened armed with a wealth of knowledge about how to drive more traffic to her Etsy shop. We talk about everything from titles and tags, to branding and social media. This conversation is an eye opener about a seldom-addressed method of Etsy shop traffic generation. You've heard it many times before now... Etsy teams are a treasure trove of information and help and can be key to one's success on Etsy. Kelli and I talk about that too. Best ways to reach Kelli: Etsy shop: Website: PS: please take a minute to leave a review of the podcast in and/or . That really helps to get the word out about the show :)

I am so grateful to this week’s guest, Alisha, who owns the Etsy shop AHEngineer. She was one of the first people who responded to my Backup Episode which first aired back in June 2014. She was so humble and... The post appeared first on .

Did the name of this Etsy shop catch your attention too? Well it caught mine and in this week’s episode of the podcast I talk to Mary Hayes who runs the Etsy shop Cranky Hayes and one of the first... The post appeared first on .

Buckle up for this one because there is so much good information in this podcast and I give ALL the credit to Susan my guest. She runs the Etsy shop The Laughing Cabin and she is also one of the... The post appeared first on .

Holly started dabbling in Etsy selling as a side business until she decided that not giving it her all was counter-productive and finally went all in as a full-time Etsy seller. When she went all in, she really went all... The post appeared first on .

My guest this week is Jess and she runs the Etsy shop Jess Crafts Shop which she opened just barely three months ago! I was thrilled to talk with Jess because I believe she represents a good segment of the... The post appeared first on .