If you’re an unhappy Etsy seller, there are other possibilities to try.
between April 11th and 18th and are calling for a boycott of the site by buyers in support. Meanwhile, many of those same sellers are no doubt wondering if there is another way to sell their products outside of the increasingly difficult site.It’s not easy, especially if you’re a relatively small vendor who is trying to get your handmade product recognized in a very crowded market.
In other words, even if you’re a very small shop, it can be really complicated, especially if you try to do it completely by yourself. To begin with, of course, you can simply sell out of your own website. However, it takes time, knowledge, and skill to be able to build a retail site, not to mention to publicize it so that your customers can find you. If you’ve got those skills — or if you’ve got the wherewithal to hire somebody with those skills — then that could be a solution. However, there are alternatives.
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