In the world of selling digital designs on Etsy, our schedule moves a little differently than most categories. Unlike categories like POD or selling other physical products in the physical handmade space, MOST digital designs are for crafters to use in their own small businesses, therefore , they shop MUCH EARLIER. 🎄 I'm already moving on from Christmas, and onto the next set of upcoming seasons/holidays in addition to some evergreen designs which is also SUPER important. I always recommend to design 50/50, 50% for upcoming holidays/seasons and 50% evergreen designs, that way to you don't experience sales slumps. 📅This week, on Thursday, in the Design Club, I'm releasing a training on how to use my Digital Product Business Planner for Etsy which maps out exactly how I ran my seven figure Etsy shop in just about 2-3 hours a day and when/what I am designing each month throughout the year so you aren't running into any stumbling blocks. I ALSO just made the planner available to everyone in the community, so you no longer have to level up, like before :) Join us below and I'll see you in there!:) https://www.skool.com/baileys-dfy-design-seo-club-4959/about

Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing well. I have a question: I currently have an Etsy account that I created back in 2019, but it has only been used for purchases. Now that I'm planning to start selling on Etsy, should I continue using this existing account or open a new one? I'm not quite sure how Etsy handles this type of situation. Any advice would be appreciated!

Hey team I am hoping someone can help me out or suggest a clever trick. I am getting bogged down in where I am in the creation process. How do I keep everything in a cohesive order so that I know when I go into my files I know what I need to do next instead of questioning, did I upscale that or have I made them into a avg file? I hope that my question makes sense. I am looking for ward to hearing how you all keep your images etc in order and know where you are in a process.