Just been randomly looking through some web pages and led to this on the Etsy SEO page; Etsy sellers with English as their default language can also add descriptive alt text to their images. This is extremely helpful for SEO. Alt text, which stands for alternative text, is designed to describe images for people with visual impairment, and it can also help your page appear in Google Images. To write high-quality alt text, you’ll want to accurately describe what’s shown in the photo. You can include information about colour, texture, and material too. One word of warning: Don’t try to add random keywords into the alt text field in an attempt to improve your rankings. This is another form of keyword stuffing, and it’s unhelpful for people using screen readers to understand the images on a page. So, my question to all is, does everyone else add alt text to all of their images?? Am I missing a trick by not having them??

Hey all, have been busy the last few days..... decided to refresh all titles, descriptions and tags across all my listings and didn't anticipate it taking a few days to do them all well (all 160 listings!!). Wouldn't mind a little feedback from the forum if you could spare a couple of minutes..... https://www.etsy.com/shop/BetterHomeGallery Have I missed anything important in the last few days?? I have attempted to put additional amounts back on all listings for US & Elsewhere buyers (+2 & +4) but see it's still not working, is anyone able to update me on that?? TIA

I am at a loss as to how to handle this. I sold a large framed print. My first frame sale. The review came in as 3* and the customer's comment was ........"£159 for a cheap £10 frame and a piece of paper not as described"....... So my question is, how do you handle bad reviews? has this happened to your shop? and how did you respond to the customer?

Just wondering how these Etsy pages with 1000s of listings, have such a productive workflow. It takes me 30 minutes for 1 listing, starting from the prompt

Hello! I am new here, and just started playing with Midjourney to create some artwork. I'm using the 2:3 ratio for posters, but I'm wondering if the output from Midjourney has the necessary resolution for a crisp poster print. Is there a particular resolution setting to consider? Thank you! And great group!