Very helpful TPT seller content as always! Thank you for doing all the hard work to bring these informative (and entertaining) videos to us all :D I always learn something new!
I'm loving this series so much! It really gives me a sense of how to make what I have better and not make the same mistakes in the future. THANK YOU, LORI ANNE!! Keep up the awesome work!
Hello.. can you please make a video on your “promote” strategy in TPT? Which product do you choose to promote and in which category and how often do you promote your listings in TPT ? Thank you so much for all your valuable advice ❤
I’m not sure if anyone else has found this but I find questions at the beginning aren’t that helpful. Maybe it’s just me but when I’ve done questions in the past it’s not done very well. I’ve stuck to just statements and stating clearly what the resource is and what it includes along with how to use it. Thanks for the video Lorrianne 😊
@@ARONRUSTY30 Hi Aron, great point. Questions aren’t helpful if they aren’t specifically answered immediately. I think they are overused as “hooks”. Attention grabbing statements can be equally effective. Thank you for your insight!
Great food for thought as always. Would you recommend placing the 'how the product is going to help the buyer explanation' at the beginning of the product description and thus displayed in the snippet?
The biggest mistakes I've made is discovering that after i changed how i flatten and add links, the links in my previews weren't working (now I'm wondering about the actual resources!). In checking the previews, i discovered i had uploaded one product instead of the preview! I had learned that previews could be downloaded so i had updated my previews to not show the whole page and i guess i mixed them up.
Very helpful TPT seller content as always! Thank you for doing all the hard work to bring these informative (and entertaining) videos to us all :D
I always learn something new!
I'm loving this series so much! It really gives me a sense of how to make what I have better and not make the same mistakes in the future. THANK YOU, LORI ANNE!! Keep up the awesome work!
@@carlystahmer hi Carly, thank you!
So much good information! Thank you so much!😊
@@fabulousfinds7714 you’re welcome Fabulous!
Hello.. can you please make a video on your “promote” strategy in TPT? Which product do you choose to promote and in which category and how often do you promote your listings in TPT ? Thank you so much for all your valuable advice ❤
Thank you so much. I HATE writing product descriptions so much that I stopped selling on Teach Simple. Happy Thanksgiving
@@TheLessonPony I often use existing descriptions as templates as I don’t like writing them either.
I’m not sure if anyone else has found this but I find questions at the beginning aren’t that helpful. Maybe it’s just me but when I’ve done questions in the past it’s not done very well. I’ve stuck to just statements and stating clearly what the resource is and what it includes along with how to use it. Thanks for the video Lorrianne 😊
@@ARONRUSTY30 Hi Aron, great point. Questions aren’t helpful if they aren’t specifically answered immediately. I think they are overused as “hooks”. Attention grabbing statements can be equally effective. Thank you for your insight!
this is something I struggle with. My hook is often a question...I think because we're taught to think that way in teachers college
Great food for thought as always. Would you recommend placing the 'how the product is going to help the buyer explanation' at the beginning of the product description and thus displayed in the snippet?
I would do it after the snippet.
The biggest mistakes I've made is discovering that after i changed how i flatten and add links, the links in my previews weren't working (now I'm wondering about the actual resources!). In checking the previews, i discovered i had uploaded one product instead of the preview! I had learned that previews could be downloaded so i had updated my previews to not show the whole page and i guess i mixed them up.
Links can be tricky. You can spend just as much time fixing resources as creating them. Hopefully your previews didn't take too long to fix.