It seems that Etsy takes a total of almost 15% of a sale in various fees. Is that right or have I missed something?

Wow - can't believe I am writing this! Two of us started PrintShrimp about 18 months ago with no idea what we were doing, limited savings to live off, and a dream. Some of you may remember the days before we had an order portal - we literally accepted orders only via email for the first 6 months! We made an Instagram post to tell the story of how we got here, take a look :) https://www.instagram.com/p/DV_C73ZDAmH/?img_index=1 Don't let anyone tell you Etsy is too saturated - these 100,000 orders literally came from YOU guys! Feel free to take a look at the post and drop us a follow if you haven't already. THANK YOU to all of you for using PrintShrimp. This has been the best journey ever and we feel like we are just getting started 🙏 Love to you all! ❤️

Does the Etsy algorithm get a boost if someone adds your shop to their favourites?? Or does it have no bearing at all? If it DOES help, then maybe we could all list our shops, possibly on a pinned post at the top of the board, to give us all a little lift? Just an idea.... 😎

Should we put a copyright notice on each piece?

Hi guys, has anyone had success selling premium art prints at £30-65 price points on Etsy? I've just launched a few listings using gallery-grade paper with Giclée printing. obviously this means they are more expensive. What made the difference between listings that converted and ones that didn't - and is it worth going higher end on etsy at all? or do buyers at this price point just care about the design? cheers!