Learning Hub course
Selling on Etsy
Open a shop, price it properly, get found, and decide about ads
- Beginner
- 44 min total
- 4 lessons
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Four lessons that take you from no shop to one listing you understand completely — what it costs you, what it earns you, whether buyers can find it, and whether it's worth advertising. You'll do the arithmetic on your own product, not a made-up one.
What you finish with
One Etsy listing you can defend every number on
By the end you'll have a shop foundation checklist you've actually completed, a price built from your real costs with a floor you won't drop below, a listing draft written the way Etsy currently recommends, and a written decision about advertising with the break-even numbers behind it.
Lessons
- Lesson 1 of 4Setting Up Your Etsy ShopMake the four setup choices that are awkward to undo, and find out what one sale will actually leave you — before you open.You finish with: A completed shop-foundation checklist and one planned first listing, with your take-home per sale already calculated.9 minBeginner
- Lesson 2 of 4Pricing Your Products on EtsyBuild a price from your real costs: find your true unit cost, the floor you can't go below, a target price, and the profit each sale actually leaves.You finish with: A price model for one product showing four numbers: true unit cost, price floor, target price, and profit per sale.12 minBeginner
- Lesson 3 of 4Writing Listings That Get FoundDraft one complete listing the way Etsy currently recommends — a clear title, thirteen varied tags, specific categories and attributes, and a description opening that works.You finish with: One improved listing draft: title, thirteen tags, category, attributes, description opening, and a planned image sequence.12 minBeginner
- Lesson 4 of 4Understanding Etsy AdsWork out what a click is worth to you before you spend anything, then write a test plan with a budget, a duration, and a decision rule you've set in advance.You finish with: A written advertising decision — yes or not yet — backed by your break-even cost per click, plus a test plan if the answer is yes.11 minBeginner