Best Etsy Ads Strategy in Q4 2023 To INCREASE SALES!

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[@kyzachi736]

I can confirm that this tactic is 💯 correct! Ive seen my organic sales increase from one sale every couple of days to 4 sales daily. Ive kept a clise eye on the ads and removed any irrelevant keywords used to find my ad. Im niw going ti increase daily budget to the suggested $500 and see what happens. Im only advertising products that already have goos traction.

[@brandcreators]

Thanks for sharing!! Glad it's working

[@cindyleinwand5062]

Hi - I'm still kind of new at this. I have over 1200 listings - but I'm advertising about 800 listings that usually convert. I keep raising my ad spend until I'm allowing for more that they can spend in one day if that makes sense? But with 800 optimized listings does it make sense to keep raising the spend. I just raised it to $65 per day and had a very slow weekend - which is not typical. How do you decide how much to spend. The max is $1000 and I don't want to do that.

[@thankfulandgrateful5129]

Great video, my max was $25 now it is $100 per day but only managed to go to $50, so should I increase to $100? most of mine are digital products but that means then putting some money aside to pay for monthly etsy charges? im worried it will spend $100 per day so $700 in one week which is alot of money

[@brandcreators]

Your Etsy fees would be the same whether the sale comes from on-site ads or organic search, so you shouldn't need to worry about setting aside more for fees. If you can increase the budget and scale profitably, go for it

[@TheJGGibson]

I'm not sure about this. I increased my daily budget and all it seemed to do was show my listings to completely irrelevant search terms. My store views went up and my conversion went down as a result of it. I find Etsy ads tricky to get a grasp on. You have practically no control over any of it.

[@Jaimo78]

You can turn off certain keywords if they are not relevant.. it's helped me tons.

[@TheJGGibson]

@@Jaimo78 Yes I do this almost daily. I barely have any left turned on, lol.

[@brandcreators]

Yup, thanks for commenting and sharing this :-)

[@trioorti]

How do you turn off keywords?

[@kyzachi736]

​@@trioortitap on details where you'll find the search terms used to find your ad

[@thescotty2h864]

Is the $25 on Etsy ads $25 every day or $25 per "something?"

[@thescotty2h864]

Ahhh... only paying if someone "clicks"?

[@thescotty2h864]

Also, do they take that $ out of what I'm selling, or taking it from me, whether I'm selling or not?

[@jeromefredericks906]

@@thescotty2h864 you pay it when someone clicks on the item, irrespective if they buy the item or not.

[@Tainakite112]

@@thescotty2h864if you have $ in the account, meaning if you sold something and etsy still has your funds, they take it from that. If you don’t have funds accumulated in your etsy, then they take it from whatever credit/ debit card you put in. Since I am starting I have it set to deposit monthly and they just take it from whatever I sell.