@Fides Madrid I will have a look. It definitely intrigues me

@Susan Gebbia wow! What he says actually makes a lot of sense when you watch it! ✨ he talks about describing your product using two types of keywords… your anchor keywords are basically what the item is (like junk journal pages, scrapbook papers, digital papers) and your descriptive keywords are how you’d describe it (romantic, floral, roses)… so your title becomes phrases like “romantic junk journal pages” or “floral digital papers” and then your tags go even further using a who, where, when, why approach… so instead of just repeating your title keywords you’re thinking about who is buying it (gift for crafter, scrapbooker gift), where they’ll use it (craft room), when (birthday gift idea) and why (calming creative hobby)… the one thing I’d add is the validation step using something like Erank, because he actually dismisses search tools saying they only show historical data and even says Etsy insights isn’t reliable… and while he has a point that the data isn’t real-time, it’s still way better than just guessing 🙌​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Another thing he says that I am not sure of is that he still uses keywords stuffed titles, I am sure @Jodi Johnson will tell us her thoughts on this.

@Jenn Sam @Jodi Johnson yes I wondered that too!

No I don’t think it is I think it is just higher competition so we need to make high quality products.

for me it is definitely make sure you fill in all the about page, policies and branding.

Your absolutely right Jodi, thanks for the reminder!