Why Follow-for-Follow is SO BAD for Your Handmade Business

Studio Sisters Podcast - Grow Your Etsy Shop, Get Creative Inspiration, and Live Your Dream Life

Today we want to share with you a really important Etsy tip that will help you grow your handmade business: stop doing follow for follows!

In this episode, Taylor shares why follow-for-follow is so bad for your shop, how you should share links, and what you should be doing with your slow days instead of awkwardly posting your shop link in Facebook groups. Listen to this actionable episode and try a new marketing strategy for your business today!

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What if you could feel like a thriving artist & make consistent sales in your handmade business every day?

...and you actually made a profit because you know exactly what to charge?

...and you could market your handmade products without feeling guilty, sales-y, or fake when it comes to posting on Instagram?

...and you didn’t have to feel overwhelmed or lost when it comes to getting it all done and understanding algorithms!

In Dream, Create, Sell, we teach you how to do *exactly* this, step-by-step.

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