9 Etsy Shop Ideas That Can Make More Than Your Job

[@yasinnabi]

“The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty." - Winston Churchill $$

[@The_Real_Les]

The 9 Etsy Shop Ideas: 1. 3D Printed Cookie Cutters 2. Resume Templates 3. Bridesmaid & Groomsmen Boxes 4. Pet Portrait Prints 5. Gender Reveal Decorations 6. Instagram Highlight Covers 7. Map Prints 8. Nursery Decor

[@sofaism]

~9

[@courtlandstavley6178]

Bonus one was : Embroidery kits

[@cleverestx]

Now if I could just get someone to send me a great 3D printing idea that is original, and send it personally, without sharing it online, lol

[@charliemontana7343]

@@courtlandstavley6178 nnnnn,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n,n,,,,?m, ¹1

[@jodyhakala-ristow7014]

I purchased cookie cutters and spent wayy, way too much money. I got them and was shocked they were 3D plastic. A few didnt work very well but if I made thin cookie it was alright. Again they were quite a bit in hind sight. I only used them once and had them for long time....personally they made a lot of money off me. ha ha

[@edkayan]

Just a small technicality: if startup cost is low, it should get a *higher* star rating 😅 Same with skills required: low skill required = higher star rating

[@TheRagingUnprofessional]

I thought I was the only one that noticed the inverted rating system for the top two, but I watched and listened carefully and got the gist of what he was trying to say. Great video, nonetheless! Ty for mentioning this, thought I was goin crazy lolol

[@edkayan]

@@TheRagingUnprofessional But then I thought: if costs and skills required are low, then more ppl would do it = more competition, harder to distinguish yourself = actually a bad thing! But agreed, we all get the gist of what he’s trying to say 😅

[@dseph7852]

This skills rating I have no idea which way it's going lol

[@assumptionsoup]

This was driving me crazy

[@tralfazy]

@@TheRagingUnprofessional Yes, we are all conditioned to see 5 stars as the best and 1 star as the worst. It would be better if the chart was labeled if done in reverse like that.

[@bricerising]

very cool vid! One minor suggestion is that you might want to reverse how you did the stars. That would be more intuitive to me at least (i.e. 5 stars means it's easy and everyone can try, 1 star means big barrier to entry)

[@shticklerHQ]

your star rating system is hard to understand

[@ValerieBoyco]

You fail to recognize just how SLOW 3D printers are. A shop making anything in any numbers requires a printer farm.

[@philwaugh9095]

Depends on the technology. I've been in Additive Manufacturing (3d Printing on the manufacturing scale) for over a decade. 3D printing has many very different technologies such as FDM (the most common form that you see for most desktop/home printers), SLA, DLP, SLS, MJF, Polyjet and more. For example, for small custom parts like a cookie cutter, a DLP machine could print in about 30 minutes (giving 10-15 minutes to prep the build plus 15 minutes to actually build). That's the least efficient way by only printing a one off by itself. Cluster a few different ones together and run at once and you can get a lot off 1 machine in a day. They aren't the cheapest machines yet as it is one of the newer techs, but that will change rapidly. It's just an example of how 3D printing isn't always SLOW :)

[@beagrateful431]

You’re the first Etsy KZbinr I’ve found that talks about barrier to entry. My son is an economist and he says if the barrier to entry to too low the business is on a trajectory to fail, the lower the barrier, the sooner it will fail. This is so important to understand at the beginning before an entrepreneur makes their first move

[@agnieszkakarowicz8562]

Not the business is going to fail but the weakest elements of it. These will for sure and very quickly. They actually fall each month. It's easy to start - easy to end with debt (or at least lost time) business. You must start hard to stay here.

[@souravsingh48]

Care to explain more?

[@beagrateful431]

@@souravsingh48 if the barrier is low the competition will grow at a pace that will be too difficult to keep up with. It is a good thing when a business model has startup costs and/or requires special education because it keeps the competition from taking over. This is especially important since we now have a global economy due to the internet. When starting a digital download shop (as an example) you have the entire world as your competition - anyone can create a digital download from anywhere. When you sell something physical, it’s more work but now only others in the US are your competitors. Anyway, I’ve come to see barriers as good things in business- you want to go with a business model that isn’t easy to start or run for long term success

[@servandosanchez780]

@@beagrateful431 This is why it is important to build brands not just a business. People will pay more, sometimes a premium, for your products and services when they align with your story and message. Even if the quality is the same as "competitors".

[@beagrateful431]

@@servandosanchez780 yes, exactly

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

Hey just wanted to fill in here. I make candles and will soon move on to soap among other things. To fill in costs to get started, there's testing involved, which can take some time to get the hang of. Between filing for my LLC and Trademark, that was a cost of $500 combined, plus another $500-$1000 for materials to make the products. Not to deter anyone, but it definitely costs way more than people let on. By far, not passive, I make all of the design work on Photoshop. I use Avery label to make the tampletes for printing labels and can either print them on sticker paper at home or have the company print and mail.

[@ThisHomemakingMama]

I came here to say this. As a candle/ bath bomb maker, it takes MONTHS to perfect your formulas and costs into the thousands to really get products going. Best of luck for growth in your business! 😊

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

@@ThisHomemakingMama Yes, thank you for mentioning. It took me about 6 months to get it down and when I look back on cost... It was realistically more around $3000 for everything. In short.. NOT cheap and VERY time consuming. For anyone reading. Thank you so much and I wish you the best of luck in your business also!

[@ciarag5292]

Totally, it's a lot more expensive than I thought it would be (just candles here) and I've been working on wicking for over a year now. 🤣

[@amandastrickland3181]

I'm curious if you use other social media to drive your sales to your etsy shop. I've seen small etsy businesses blow up overnight on TikTok. Even just doing order packing videos might gain additional traffic. Just a thought. But thank you for this video; I stalk youtube waiting for your content because I find it so valuable and inspiring. Thank you!

[@YvonneDiva]

Can you talk about advertising costs? Because I'm pretty sure these shops don't become visible and popular just by creating them and putting them out there, that's generally not how online commerce works! The market, no matter which one you enter, is saturated and finding a way to stand out and/or tweak the algorithm is a MUST. What did you do to get seen and how much did you spend?.

[@Cleartech.]

I did it and I got 1 sale in 3 months 🤣🤣🤣

[@jordanshaffer4908]

There is no way anyone is making genuine custom pet art with that many sales unless they have a massive team of artists. It's most likely some automatic conversion process that takes the photograph to make the art.

[@y2a774]

its an image trace on adobe illustrator, its quite quick.

[@BexEtcArt]

@@y2a774 so not art then … tracing lol

[@cj2k867]

art is subjective so yes its art. doesn't matter if it's tracing or just coloring in something. art has a wide spectrum

[@gotworc]

@@y2a774 also you can use Photoshop to make photos to look like they're real paintings

[@Devorantem]

Jordan Shaffer Once you've streamlined your process, it's actually quite easy and simple to churn out pretty high quality portraits in 30 minutes to an hour of work. Sure, as a beginner a portrait is gonna take hours and the quality is gonna suck. It's about practice, then refining it to speed up. Not that unbelievable.

[@hawaiana2]

Just subscribed. I like your straight-to-the-point presentation, cool, calm, and collected demeanor, and your knowledge. You obviously do your research and share information in a relatable way. Thanks so much! Look forward to using this info and see what I can do on Etsy.

[@johngrace763]

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[@lilak131]

This is a good informative video. As someone else says further down on the comments, Part 2 needs to be how to promote and advertise these shops effectively

[@printshoptalk]

Like your videos especially the one on Etsy shops vs expectations. Although our shop has cut back about 25% from last year we still are fans of selling on Etsy yet we do realize that fees start to add up. As one of the original shops that sold Stickers before the big explosion clearing 3 to 400,000 a year we replicated a brand new shop not having any entry on the Etsy market about six months ago and was able to bring the sales to about 20% of where we are now within six months. It takes a lot of patience but I think your videos are extremely well done and directly to the point

[@TimKoa]

Derek! Huge fan of the channel! I picked up my Roland + Graphtec after watching a ton of your videos so thanks for that! Sounds like you're still pulling in some really amazing numbers. But yeah from what I've been hearing, a lot of shops have been cut back from last year. I think it just goes with what's happening with the economy right now.

[@printshoptalk]

@@TimKoa that’s so funny because I think I have watched almost all your videos i think 🤣 Great content clean and packed with knowledge.

[@Michealtravel]

@@TimKoa hello do you have ideals where to find clients as an artist that can draw ✍️?

[@BS-detector]

@@MichealtravelThere are lots of ways to market yourself, but first you have to know who your potential clients would be based on what kind of drawing you do. If you haven't already, maybe try putting together a few videos of yourself drawing and post them everywhere to get an idea of the demographics from the comments you get. When I was first starting out, most of my clients were friends & family and I built my portfolio from there. Learn how to brand yourself...google and learn everything you can about creating a brand and I wish you the best of luck!

[@haoyingjin4450]

I'm really curious how shops are able to make money with Amazon selling 100-piece sticker pack for $8

[@terrimiller1523]

I do handmade soaps and candles and it's really not that expensive. Moral to the story is you want your candles to smell extremely well you may have to put a dab more of scent into it. As for the soap you want to make sure that it's good quality soap. It's always nice to throw in something that is a form of an exfoliator and one or more that is something that will moisturize your skin as well. It really doesn't cost that much and all it takes is about 4 months to become somewhat of an expert. It takes time and patience and if you take your time and pay attention to all that you're doing I can promise you you will prevail and your money will be coming in. Beware there is a lot of competition out there so don't be stingy when it comes to doing the very best you can because after all you want to be the best out there don't you?

[@andersnielsen6044]

Wtf.. My soap has only one purpose and that is to make me clean.

[@hindwo]

You have to think about being business consultant, you have a pretty way of convincing people, and you attract their attention to hear you... 👏

[@johngrace763]

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[@joseph4756]

Your star ratings are confusing as to whether the positive scale goes up or down. 🤔

[@Beccaespinoza8359]

I had no idea embroidery kits were that popular! I started an embroidery shop on Etsy but the turn around time took me too long. I wonder if I should start selling kits 🤔 thanks for the video!

[@XiNightmareZiX]

"I've always had a problem finding exactly what i like to do in life" Oh yeah this guy is me

[@GillianJustice]

I relate, too! When you have multiple interests and/or multiple skills, it can be a challenge to narrow down what you want!

[@Jeff-tp5rc]

I have a digital products shop and I currently get about 1 sale every other day (15 sales total). Almost all my sales are from 1 listing. How do I get traction with my other listings? Thanks for your videos!!

[@dianaearich3649]

I have a soap and candle company.I learned both crafts by my mother who made soaps and candles my entire life! I used to spend my summers helping her. I established my company back in 2001 when my mother handed me her recipe books. I feel so blessed. I have an Etsy,a Shopify and an Amazon hand crafted account. I do A LOT of events and marketplaces to get my name out there, & that does help to drive traffic to each site. 👍😁 publicly

[@beachlife4704]

Do you make all of the soaps and candles yourself or do you have employees?

[@dianaearich6523]

@@beachlife4704 its a family affair. My two daughters assist in the business. having their help is a blessing.

[@beachlife4704]

@@dianaearich6523 Very cool.

[@melindawhite9954]

Good ideas, but as an embroiderer myself I had to laugh at your suggestion. It takes hours just to do a small embroidery project like those. Let alone the design aspect and translating a physical design to digital. And that is for someone like me that has been doing embroidery since I was a kid! Wouldn’t recommend it as a quick and easy income stream lol.

[@karenteo5807]

Just curious, are u still holding on your full time job?

[@miangairie]

Great video:) I have a quick question. Is it legal to sell something one didn't make? For example if I'm selling my original artwork and I want to give my customers the option to buy just my artwork or to buy it with a frame, is that fine even though I didn't make the frame and bought it from somewhere else? Also is it legal to see a product that I have modified? Like if I bought picture frames and then painted them and sold them

[@1996monicasantos]

Hi Tim, thanks for sharing all of this information, it is truly selfless and so kind(: I'm an animation artist myself and hope to soon start up my own sticker business! Finding the time to start has been quite difficult for me as I do work 2 jobs, but I want to make this business work. I'd love to see if you have any new advice on starting up an Etsy shop and time management when it come to having a side hustle. Looking forward to your future videos! ~ Monica(:

[@TimKoa]

You just have to start and be ok with it taking longer since you’re already working 2 jobs. Be patient and work on your own timeline, not anyone else’s :)

[@Justin_W]

Time management tips would be great. I have a small business, work a full-time job and have lots of family obligations. Its not easy at all. There's gotta be better ways of managing time to make the most of it.

[@1996monicasantos]

@@Justin_W Yes, exactly. Maybe we need to see this as breaking in a new habit. I'm looking to try this earlier on in my day before I start my work day. This way I can make it a habit to complete some work for my business rather than looking at it as a simple task to add to the to do list. Getting everything done earlier in the day will give me more time in the evening when I have free time. I hope this makes sense. Wishing you well on your journey!

[@1996monicasantos]

@@TimKoa Thanks a bunch Tim, I never looked at it as working on my own timeline. I will definitely take this advice (:

[@Justin_W]

@@1996monicasantos Hopefully this will work and be a breakthrough for you! I'm looking at some strategies and analyzing my time, where is it valuably spent and where am I kind of waiting time with no value. Hopefully that will help me see opportunities and lead to better organization and management of time and talent.

[@angelamontano5819]

Loved this video ! One thing you said about always learning and things might be easier than you think sometimes....like the pet portraits. I have dabbled in it a little. I have used Photoshop for years (self taught) and you really dont even have to draw these pet portraits. Learning skills on photoshop is amazing watching tutorials on KZbin ! Great video man! I have the problem of always trying new things and not picking one and just going for it ! I just need to jump ! Haha Because one thing I have in my head might not work out but I wont know unless I try and then maybe try something else :)

[@LisaHarvey16]

""Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm." ---Winston Churchill"

[@missirra]

Hi Tim, I really like your videos and was wondering, would you say that Etsy is a market more for Americans and Canadians? I live in Europe and was thinking about maybe starting an Etsy shop but I'm unsure since I live in Europe. I guess if you sell printables it doesn't matter where you live but was thinking more of stationery and tote bags.

[@Mytopvideos2023]

i am 14 years old and i asked my parents to open etsy store with their name and they said ok and it is my first day i have sold 15.99$ i am sure i will make more money if i watch this video

[@iloveyouyas]

I made same mistake when I was younger open it in your name, now my Etsy shop is averaging more income than my dad so we had arguments about who deserves the money

[@misosoupafly]

Amazing how much revenue these shops can make, very inspiring 🙏🏻

[@Hopeinformer]

3D printing food safe products require more work than just printing them. Regardless of the plastic 3D printing leaves a lot of tiny layers sand voids for bacteria to grow so you'll have to coat the print with something like polyurethane or shellac. Shellac needs to be reapplied later on since it'll wear off. Polyurethane, once fully cured, is food safe and will last a very long time.

[@MariJadeWrites]

I am making coloring pages and sold a few coloring books on Amazon KDP, but I also am now trying to put up more coloring pages on my Etsy shop as well. 😊 No sales yet but I am hopeful.

[@DigitalPlannerCo]

Very good video! I love how you show the breakdown of each niche! ✌️

[@stephyg20]

You have inspired me so much! Thank you for blowing the cap off of my limited way of thinking of going about business, money and possibility! Thank you!

[@kelllefae3026]

Most of the nursery stuff can be made on a cricut machine.... i paid 150 quid for my machine from local ad , to see if i could master it before buying brand new... it can be used to cut things out, write in caligraphy ... add ons include mug press and t shirt press.... cricut fab for starter hustles

[@stepbystepscience]

What video editing softeware are you using?

[@ychongy]

Here I am thinking inflation, recession, can I afford food? And people are making money online selling things that I wouldnt have imagine would make so much.. thanks for the video.

[@clarakw5571]

Damn you are such a nice human being. Love you ❤🎉

[@BenKrefta]

Thanks for sharing your research. More videos about what others are succeeding in to help give newbies a path to start would be great.

[@nighttodawntarot8946]

Another great video Tim! Staying curious and finding inspiration from unlikely sources are great practices for entrepreneurs! I really enjoyed the way you breakdown each option! I have definitely had ideas that are just not practical to pursue- gotta balance the excitement with realism😄

[@adrianvanleeuwen]

Thanks for a great view about 9 Etsy ideas. Wondering if people illustrations or painting are as big an item as pet portrait illustrations. Lots of people are using illustration conversion software, or illustrator programs, and some are doing traditional illustration techniques. Would that be a good market?

[@chevyjet44able]

Mine unfortunately requires skill, creativity and hard work. I make solid wood flower presses. I love it thou

[@GillianJustice]

So cool you found something you love!

[@x3csP]

pet portraits were edited by software! I guess not many people see that or just don't care

[@EmeryIsWatching]

Tim, I want to say you are such an inspiration! I've started watching your videos since you started uploading and I get a lot of encouragement from your videos and yet I still haven't started my shop haha I'll keep planning and going to your videos for a boost up! Thank you for another great video!

[@niallcochrane3331]

A great alternative to photoshop and illustrator is Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer.

[@adntigger71015]

Niche business idea: Etsy competition, because Etsy has a near monopoly which they're taking advantage of and their fees are insane🤣 I'm honestly shocked Facebook hasnt made a "homemade" marketplace.

[@user45033]

something i think to keep in mind with 3d printing i think is also just the amount of time it takes to print something, it can take several hours to print something small which isnt as big a deal given you dont have to do much while its printing but its not as easily scalable as other businesses, like you'd have to get a whole extra printer just to make 1 extra unit at a time

[@xXx_Regulus_xXx]

not exactly true, as long as the object you're printing is smaller than the surface you're printing on, you can absolutely print more than one. you don't make an entire sheet of cookie dough just to cut out one cookie, and it's similar with 3d printing. once you've got the object modeled in software, you can tell your printer to print more than one at a time next to each other. It still takes longer than printing one, but you reduce the amount of time setting up and removing the object in between prints.

[@LeAndreWatts]

Great Content Thanks

[@MsSamareh]

3-d printing isn't as passive as it sounds. You have to tend to them as they run.

[@yaowsers77]

Lol I've bought custom cookie cutters from Etsy shops

[@Ufi008]

I like how you maintain the smile and sell Etsy to us all!!

[@CHHODK]

Hi Tim, 'If it sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't always correct"; Tim can you be honest? Could you, Tim, kindly inform us whether you are paid by Etsy for these glowing recommendations? It seems that Etsy is "tightening the net" for its merchants. If I were Etsy's marketing manager, I would locate 2-3 KZbinrs with a significant following that would comment about us positively. Can you tell us honestly IF YOU GET PAID BY ETSY FOR THIS PROMOTIONAL WORK? Please..

[@Vixsire]

What a video bro! Can't thank you enough! Thank you so much you made life so much easier!

[@apriliamoon]

All these costs are missing one big part. And that is your marketing budget.

[@Bt-qf2pk]

Well, as of now.. That first Etsy cookie cutter shop has over 100k sales! So, they make even more now. And the 3D modeling isn't as hard as people think. As long as you have the image, you can make it in less than 2 minutes!

[@goldenhour5319]

Hi Tim! I love to hear all of your helpful tips! I’ve been thinking about starting my own Etsy shop but my biggest question is do I need to trademark my name and logo before I launch?! Or is that something I should do later on in my process? Thanks so much!

[@DefiningCute]

I was wondering the same thing cause you need a lawyer in most states to get a trademark and it can be a lengthy process. From what I heard you don’t need one unless you plan on having a corporation and making over a million a year over the course of 3yrs. Because it is not considered unique enough to warrant a trademark.

[@StevenDoesStuff]

Hi Tim, can you please make a video on some Etsy alternatives? I got suspended right after opening my account and reaching out to them did nothing. Thank you!

[@chrislewis3322]

I'm more worried that my idea i have isnt what people will want and i do so much work and nothin happens

[@Tashtegoo]

IThank you for this information, but I don‘t think cookie cutters are a good idea for most of us. Reason being: It’s not just food save filament you need. The nozzle has to be stainless steel because brass nozzles could contain lead and the filament has contact with other part of the hotend and perhaps with the spool holder. The whole process has to be food save. So if you used non food save filament at any point before, you need a completely new hotend, because it might already be contaminated. Also, if theres any tiny bit of plastic that comes off of the cookie cutter when cutting it lands in the dough and an appendicitis of one of your customers might just end your business and more.

[@StoneAge03]

please explain how to create 1 Etsy Listing for multiple sales, tell us how to do good product research. we are engaged in Gemstone for jewelry. thanka

[@Kaylinskollection]

I’m a fourteen year old who wants to start selling jewelry bags, but I’m unsure how to go about getting publicity. I don’t know if anyone would buy.

[@reachTrees]

Your scoring scale is inconsistent. Sometimes a one star is good, sometimes it's bad

[@Fratsenay]

i have 0 sales and 7 views yeyyy and today my account is suspended..I love it thank u etsy for making my dreams come true.

[@bjhollywolly]

You can do it

[@joelsombroek]

I don't believe the pet portraits require any drawing skills. It's all probably done with image filters.

[@Johny566]

To open any shop on Etsy you have to send them photo od your document. For what!? Is that safe? I dont think so. Same as giving someome the number of your credit card. It may be used anywhere. A page for naive who need troubles

[@Johny566]

To open any shop on Etsy you have to send them photo od your document. For what!? Is that safe? I dont think so. Same as giving someome the number of your credit card. It may be used anywhere. A page for naive who need troubles

[@AmineTirib]

Etsy is awfull and closes legit accounts whule keeping fake ones on ... too many scamers in there they dont even know who is legit anymore.. bots just can't

[@dlealchicago]

Great video! New subscriber. Do you need to have an established LLC in order to start on Etsy? Do you have videos on this topic? Thanks

[@rokko_fable]

All these onlines shops take too high a cut of sales. Not only that, but while they may start out for DIY people, they almost always lax the rules and get flooded with cheap Chinese stuff. And somehow the Chinese and Indians can ships their items to us for pennies, while it costs us dollars to get an envelope the in the same state.

[@dustovshio]

your rating system is kind of whack. Instead of stars for startup cost you should have used Dollar signs instead of stars.

[@Back_To_Basics]

This is such a 💡 video full of ideas and possibilities..🙌🏼

[@seanprice7408]

Interesting, do you have tutorials on how you go about all the nuisances of running an Etsy shop & the legal aspects as well?

[@GlimisTechProducts]

3D printing is not technically food safe due to layers that can trap bacteria but for cookie cutters it’s probably fine

[@imadcolakovic6896]

Is good to start sticker business on etsy in 2022?

[@brucelee7782]

I cannot believe people would pay 10 bucks for a resume template, there are so many free ones online!

[@texasRoofDoctor]

Great stuff. I especially like how you have a realistic rating system for difficulty bs the standard click-bait approach of "how to make millions on Etsy in your sleep". Thank you for the work you put into this.

[@princesskeminike8947]

Making planners should have been on this list. Good video.

[@amwartwork]

i made my shop 2 months ago and uploaded my own music based artwork and i get shit tonne of views but no sales. ive never mmet anyone yet who makes alot of money on it

[@VaibhavShewale]

sad none of them is useful for me

[@vietpimp999]

The most money this guy makes with Etsy is making KZbin videos on how to make money on Etsy lol.

[@rocknreplay]

A great Adobe Photoshop alternative is Affinity Photo.

[@MaiMongBoi]

I appreciate you for sharing this, excellent!

[@PhungLeLuu]

absolutely incredible info! thank you so much

[@JunpeiInoue]

appreciate for sharing this with us, excellent video

[@endangpergiwa6712]

lu olang ud nikah? lu olang blm nikah aja, gaji pengen tauk eh di bank akunnya 7.5jt atau 15juta eh sblmnya emang lu cantik. ibulu harus liat nih!!!

[@endangpergiwa6712]

lu maha kaya kan diah noh.... ngeliatin gw aja kek tetangga gw buta baca tulis

[@pengqiu1985]

Thanks for this great video! I’m making sticker sheets but always want to explore more possibilities.

[@Sticky-Situation]

I just found your channel, few things. Your energy on these videos is on point, not too much, not too little. Also you are super detailed and very informative. I'm learning a ton and I'm sharing with some of the young people in my life that are at a point where they don't know what to do with themselves. This type of lifestyle gives people an opportunity to think outside the box and do something different, whether it's as a full-time or a part-time. Thank you for sharing your research and knowledge, and keep up the good work.

[@ivanz1811]

too few pictures of what you are talking about. I couldn't understand how it looks.

[@13hubi13]

Lucky that you didn't find the niche I'm going into, im really hyped to start because I know I will make a lot of money 🙈

[@memerboyzz5330]

good luck😊

[@wizamoonstone]

So glad I've found u! I'm planning to start my etsy shop and these are the most helpful videos I've seen I'd love to see your takes on sometging another than buisness just because of your geniuine vibe ♥️ much love and blessings 2 u

[@tjduprey]

Nice recommendations but your star system is a bit out of whack.

[@SadieMaeSmiley]

Great ideas! The Glowforge is super easy to use, though, compared to some of the other lasers... if that's the niche you wanna get into. It was literally like a money-printing machine, we couldn't keep up with orders!

[@Val-kj5wn]

how is it now? is it too saturated?

[@DIMAZBRAND]

How much does it cost to get one?

[@GillianJustice]

A Glow Forge machine coats & 4,000 - $7000. The air filter replacement is $1300. Definitely a hefty investment. It also have a large exhaust tube, and it would need to allow air to go outside of the space you have it in.

[@Evelynjacquelyn]

You gave really nice insights!! Thank you for sharing your ideas!

[@TimKoa]

Thanks for watching!

[@WoodmanCalderon]

THANKS A BUNCH, AMAZING VIDEO!!!

[@MarlaDunnam]

wow, great video. thanks so much

[@leafabi8946]

Hi Tim, great video! I´d love to start the cookie cutter idea, I was thinking about something similar (baking moulds) since years! But I am too afraid to start, because honestly I dont think thats a niche :D I think there are already a lot of people doing it and doing a great job.

[@philipmark3343]

is it me or does your rating system make no sense at all? What's better, 1 star or 5 stars?

[@ArlindaBryant]

Nice vid thank you for sharing with us

[@starryeye3482]

Wow you popped up on my feeds and you're really inspiring to watch! Have subscribed! Really love how you broke all these 9 niches down and how possible it is to start an Etsy shop. I'm a beginner seller on Amazon and really enjoying what other possibilities there are on the internet to make passive income. Have watched your other videos about how you started your sticker business and what you make on youtube etc and will keep watching. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I'm really grateful for people like you! 😊

[@starryeye3482]

@🆆hatsapp me 𖧷⓷⓷⓻⓹⓵⓵⓸⓷⓶⓼⓻ sorry I'm abit confused. Do you mean ask for Jim using this what's app etc?