I am feeling stuck with my designing and crafting. I lost my Etsy shop a few months back but never really understood why. Tried moving on by creating a Payhip site that did OK, but most people showed up for the Friday freebies. I do collect email addresses, but need to figure out a way to capitalize on the freebie Fridays. As I am sure you all know can be a lot of energy creating designs only not to have anyone purchase. I welcome any advice and/or suggestions. Thank you!

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She has made 200 sales on Etsy with a 4 month old Etsy Store. Please tell us how you did it?

1-Upload your pic PROMPT: A cinematic nighttime fashion photoshoot of a confident Black woman stepping out of a luxury black SUV on a city street. The street is wet from rain, reflecting neon storefront lights and warm street lamps, with light steam or fog rising in the background for a dramatic, moody atmosphere. She has voluminous, shoulder-length blonde curls and wears oversized black designer sunglasses. Her expression is poised, bold, and unbothered. She is dressed in a fitted black corset-style top paired with a dramatic high-slit maxi skirt featuring an ornate black-and-gold baroque pattern. The skirt flows outward as if caught by motion or wind, creating a powerful fashion moment. Use the face and dreadlocks. She wears thigh-high black boots with a sleek, high-fashion look, gold statement earrings, a gold bracelet, and carries a matching black-and-gold patterned clutch. One leg is confidently stepping out of the vehicle, emphasizing strength and elegance. Lighting is cinematic and editorial: soft glow on her skin, high contrast, shallow depth of field. The background is slightly blurred with neon signage and urban nightlife vibes. Shot at eye level with a luxury fashion editorial aesthetic, ultra-high resolution, sharp focus, rich colors, dramatic shadows, Vogue-style street photography.

This Skool community isn’t about overwhelm or trying to learn everything at once. It’s about focus. One step at a time. Learning by doing. Building momentum as you go. Start simple. Upload 4 products a day to your Etsy shop or website. As your confidence grows, you can increase that pace. Momentum is built through consistency, not perfection. Keep your Etsy store on sale while you’re building traction. Visibility matters in the early stages. Show up where your customers already are. Participate in crafting Facebook groups and confidently promote your digital products. Take advantage of Freebie Friday, $1 Wednesday, and $2 Tuesday groups, they’re powerful for exposure and trust-building. And finally, get intentional with your Facebook Professional Page. Make it work for you. Focus it on your business, your offers, and your journey. Slow, focused action creates real results. Stay consistent. Keep moving. Momentum will follow.