Top 5 Etsy Shop Ideas For 2023 (That Could Replace Your 9 to 5)

Top 5 Etsy Shop Ideas For 2023 (That Could Replace Your 9 to 5)
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[@Mary_Dean]

Just binge watched a few of your videos today and made some progress on my brand - thanks for being a huge inspiration & great motivator! Coming from a marketing agency, I can see you really know your stuff. Would love to see you experiment by launching a brand new shop in a "saturated" market/niche and further niching down - would be a great exercise to do WITH you!

[@ps4_goat716]

Hey ! Do you think we could talk I am not a robot I simply wanna talk with someone that actually has small business

[@sigma_z]

It’s a scam, fake

[@CreAItivity365]

Thanks for the great tips, love your videos.

[@TimGreigPhotography]

That BOHO shop was all over the place. Highland cattle from Scotland? What's the boho (bohemian/hippie) part?

[@elephantintheroom5678]

Hi, can you tell us which is more profitable, Print on Demand or digital prints? Also, which is likely to have less customer service requirement, so as to be truly passive income?

[@brandcreators]

Digital as there is no physical product to buy, but I like both :-)

[@elephantintheroom5678]

@@brandcreators Thanks.

[@gurutruecrimeguru1405]

But how do you size digital directly to sell can you please do a video on that using Photopea?

[@elephantintheroom5678]

@@gurutruecrimeguru1405 I second that request!

[@RaquelWise-tf4rx]

Hi I just opened my shop and designed two t-shirts with meaningful quotes, this is my first niche. Do you have any suggestions about what else I could add to get noticed and how many products you started with when you first opened yours?

[@brandcreators]

A Niche is typically something someone says they are or says they like (e.g. Fishing/Fisherman) I would suggest focusing on that :)

[@GrahamJohnRaeper]

Love your work. I just wanted to ask a question. I have en Etsy shop where I sell collectables and home goods. If I want to sell Tshirts, Prints and mugs is it ok to use the same Etsy shop or is it better to open a new one. I just started selling some fishing lures in my shop but the sales are very slow. Appreciate your advice on this.

[@rogsolaris7411]

So for the wedding t-shirt example, we are still talking about developing a physical inventory of all those shirts, and shipping them out to customers manually. Does Etsy integrate print-on-demand services for t-shirts or other physically printed products?

[@brandcreators]

No need for inventory, that's what print-on-demand is for :)

[@freesory19]

What if I have my own design and someone wants to steal it? Do I have to copyright the design?

[@Harmonyskeepsakes]

If you would like to do multiple unrelated niches should you open separate store

[@barbwong]

I wanted to ask the same question 😅

[@ChristopherShaffer1]

If you have different niches, yes you can and should open different stores.

[@bronalexander5459]

For example I sell digital prints, but to niche down to say “positive vibes” prints, that needs its own store if I am also selling watercolour floral prints? Just having a category for each is not enough? :D Ps thanks did your great videos and tips!!!

[@AdventureGirl100]

So keyword stuffing the title HELPS? I attended an ETSY training a few weeks ago that suggested not doing that. Idk what's right. :(

[@brandcreators]

I'm not sure I would say keyword stuffing, but I would say include the keywords that your buyer would use to search for the item.

[@elliotneave9539]

Really enjoy your videos but can't seem to find one that explains anything about budget or set-up costs until you start turning a profit or pitfalls and failings, just videos on big numbers that you can potentially make a month.

[@elephantintheroom5678]

The good thing about print on demand and digital products is that there are no set-up costs. As far as promoting your products, I have seen videos from several sellers who have reported that they make better sales from using particular keywords in their listings than they do from using Etsy ads, anyway.

[@Alex-ne7ze]

What s the name for that bee who show the stats?regards,alex!

[@pinksunshine0]

Everbee

[@GovindMudhar]

Woop

[@judilynn9569]

BTW: It’s “neesh” not “nitch”.

[@elephantintheroom5678]

I know, right? But these Americans respect neither British nor French pronunciation of words. And they refuse to move to the decimal system! Stubborn.

[@elephantintheroom5678]

@@bornlost4735 That's a bit of an extreme response.

[@judilynn9569]

@@bornlost4735 Your being immature and illiterate means nothing to me, so knock yourself out. Literally. :)

[@sassyk4081]

Thanks so much for these awesome ideas

[@CourtneyCha0s]

Apparently it's the accepted pronunciation either way 🤷‍♀️

[@AllisonNicoleOrganics-ip4db]

Sir, your information is very useful. However, your shouting & loud voice was hard for me to listening to. Otherwise the content was good.

[@brandcreators]

Sorry but that’s how I talk when I’m excited and passionate about a topic. I guess my style isn’t for you and there’s probably someone on KZbin that talks more to your liking.

[@SuicidelG]

I'm working on a vintage photography etsy shop. I've been watching a decent amount of your videos to learn. If I understand your philosophy correctly, vintage would be the main niche category then Vintage Photography and then things under that like trains, air planes, women, bikes etc? I'm trying to sell as many variations of product I can within this niche, although the depth seems limited for it. When I do searches, it's almost all just digital downloads/posters/framed posters/canvases. Or is that considered depth? If so, I'm trying to sell all those plus turn some of them into puzzles and sell those. For a given photograph, would it be better to sell all those products as separate listings? Or should I group all those products into one listing for the same image? Thanks!

[@emukiller1985]

I wear headphones when listening to your videos and your sound effects are really jarring and too loud.

[@Lisa-yp9eo]

Pleeeeease stop yelling! :)

[@brandcreators]

No one is yelling🤣

[@nirired2696]

Instead of belittling other youtubers, you should focus on what you have to offer

[@gurutruecrimeguru1405]

When did he do that?

[@barbwong]

So… If I’m selling digital art for room decor but I have designs for motivational pieces and ones for kid’s rooms, I should open separate shops for them? This seems logical to build the brand, but then it’s hard to have good volume of products to sell when you have to put them into different shops

[@sukamayoutube2323]

I think putting them all in one is fine, I'm doing it now.