Here are a few of my ideas for my etsy store:
1. photograph all my onesies like this...
2. call the store: "lovely little things," so that I can add items that don't have to do with babies, and the name still works.
3. I will upgrade to Carter's brand onesies instead of Gerber
Here are my concerns:
1. I will have a very limited selection (i.e. one style in one size)
2. I will have to carry around all my inventory when we travel so that I can fill orders from the road.
3 comments:
LOVE that elephant one, though they are all darling fabrics, shapes & colors.
The limited stock thing could work in you favor in that it could inspire custom orders for a certain size or design, making them easier to produce in a time frame that suits your schedule on the road. You set the delivery terms up front, so if people want what you offer, they'll accept the terms.
I've purchased a few things on Etsy and each time it's taken almost 3 weeks to get my item. Fortunately nothing was needed immediately and I was willing to wait. I think Etsy has that "home-grown-artist" thing going for it so people are much more understanding about shipping delays than if they order something from mega-retailers like Amazon.
I will definitely browse your Etsy store once you get it up & running!
Cute blog J! I look forward to seeing more of your work and pics! And um...I REALLY wanna get out to Nashville sometime, your house looks so great! Happy creating!
andy brought me something home today :) go Etsy!
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