[ SECRET POST #2946 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2946 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Any advice?

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding Etsy. Unless she already has her own established business with an established customer base or a physical store, Etsy will be a lot easier and more people will be likely to find her than they would at DebsJewelry.com or whatever. Now, unfortunately, Etsy has a LOT of people selling jewelry so competition will be tough, but that's not your problem. It's much easier for a non-techie to set up and maintain, and as another person said, they charge .20 per listing (and each listing is good for 3 months) and then take a small cut of the sale price.

Re: Any advice?

[slashgirl]

I am leaning towards convincing her to use Etsy, although I inferred from our convo she was looking for more of a site to display her stuff and so people could look at it. But I think Etsy would be better even then, because then folks can do all their ordering, etc on line--which is what most folks want to do. I'll know more after Friday. Thanks for the advice!