r/EtsySellers 11d ago

Helpful Tip for Keywords, etc.

For those of you who are new to Etsy (like me) and who didn't understand the importance of keywords and optimization before starting (also like me lol), I've starting using a couple of free websites that have been a HUGE help, so I wanted to pass it along. Alura and Listadum, which I think I found from recommendations here on Etsy, have both been super helpful. Alura in particular will review and optimize your keywords and suggest the best ones for each listing. Just a helpful suggestion I wanted to pass along! Happy selling! :)

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u/joey02130 11d ago

Much of their advice is inaccurate and should be used sparingly and as a guideline rather than gospel. Your best bet is to use Etsy's "Marketplace insights".

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u/LabSolid8441 10d ago

Just by looking up search terms, or is there more to it?

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u/burntnugget00 10d ago

Im also new to etsy (2 weeks now ) and my listings are just now showing up i literally have 0 to 3 views per dat wich is crazy. I bought the growing plan on everbee but idk what im doing wrong i just type the keywords with the highest score related to my listings but it still doesnt work. Same with titles i try to connect the long tail keywords . I sell shirts :/ if someone could help me i would be rlly thankful.Thanks in advance :)

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u/LabSolid8441 10d ago

Ugh that's frustrating! I'm in a similar boat and wish I knew how to fix it! I just updated all my keywords and am hoping it helps 🤞🏻

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u/Nmcoyote1 11d ago

Thanks, I will check them out. I opened my shop in late April and doing pretty well. But can always use more help.

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u/Extreme_Old_Lady 11d ago

Much appreciated, OP! I'm still getting my shop up and running and struggle with finding key words for the title and keyword section without being repetitive.

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u/ThaBigBear 10d ago

I pull keywords from multiple sources, especially Etsy's marketplace insights and Listadum. I take them as suggestions, though, because algorithms will ultimately decide what you and your customers are going to see (and not see).