Yes, please provide a tutorial on setting up a bundle deal with POD because I've found no way to do it as of yet, when it comes to mixed products. Different products coming from different providers are shipped separately, which takes away from it being a bundle gift set (just my opinion). Cody with Everbee said in an interview that they're working on a print provider company that will allow bundling things like this, which I'm really hoping they do!
Absolutely! Yeah, there hasn't been a more seamless way to do bundles of different product types that I've found but sets of the same product type like the Mug Set combo are definitely do-able with some adjustments in the listing on Etsy. I saw that as well about EverBee and it certainly sounds exciting - I am looking forward to it as well!
Thanks for the discount code for Everbee. I just started an Etsy store recently & have been trying to decide which analysis tool to use. It has already helped me dig into a new niche. Also, thanks for all of the great information you share on your channel!!
Thank you for the great info! Is there a minimal number of searches you recommend before committing to a niche shop? I have one in mind but trying to figure out if there's a market for it.
I don’t have a specific minimum I generally just compare it to the competition. For example, I am fine with a lower search keyword (less than 500 searches as an example) if the competition is also significantly lower.
Hi Taylor, new subscriber here! Thank you for this information on Everbee. In addition to niche research, can it also help you find relevant keywords to help you with your product SEO? I would assume the free plan may be limited with certain features. Thanks again, much appreciated!!
Hey! Thanks for subscribing 😊 yes EverBee can absolutely help with finding relevant keywords. The free plan you don’t have access to see all of the same metrics that I share in this video but still a lot of great features with the free version that if you use it and find you like it then you could always upgrade to the growth plan which is what I use 😊
I’m so confused about whether to have a certain niche such as nurses and make that my whole store with various product or have a specific product such as just print on demand sweatshirts with various niches
Hey, Taylor. Just so you know, when I used your link on your last video to upgrade from Hobby to Pro I was told I qualified and then Everbee charged me the full amount. I emailed them and they fixed it within 24 hours. I just thought you should know that Everbee did honor it, but your subscribers might run into the same issue.
I do mean Etsy. EverBee can be an aid as shown throughout the video for revenue analytics to validate a product but the information pulled is directly from listings on Etsy. Which if a listing is ranking on the first page of search - it’s there for a reason and probably has been profitable.
EverBee is a tool that is validating what you see on Etsy. It can provide data you can’t see and helps drive decisions. I started my shop successfully without the use of a research tool and it’s possible. However, I saw growth come faster with the use of a research tool - that’s when I was able to double my revenue from 5-10K. So is a tool necessary, no. Can it help, absolutely!
My SEO strategy involves combining low, medium, and high competition keywords. I’ve found it’s extremely important to involve all three in one listing. High competition isn’t bad when you are offering a unique product that people want.
When you say things like 'higher in search but lower in competition' what would be super helpful is to supple a guide, such as 750+ in search and stay under whatever # for competition. Otherwise we have ZERO way of knowing what to look for.
Totally understand, the reason I don’t is because I don’t personally feel there is a “set” guide of parameters for providing a number like “750+”, etc. For example, in one instance I’d be happy with a search volume as low as 300 monthly searches if competition was low (maybe 1000-2000 other listings). However, I may be fine to also target a keyword that has over 500,000 in competition if the search volume is over 50,000 monthly searches. There isn’t a perfect formula, hopefully this comment helps and makes sense!
The thing that confuses me the most about choosing your niche is that I just watch 10 videos that also do not start with a product type start with a product niche and then I watch your video and the first thing you do is start with a product type so it’s really hard to gleam. What is appropriate information and what is not
thanks for video but you just explained only 2 factors to find niche, first is search and 2nd is competition , i think you should have discussed atleast 50% to 60% factors but thanks for videos
In this video i highlight how I’m also using this process to find keywords that are high search volume as well. That will be the biggest component to being seen on Etsy. I hope you find value in the video once it goes live 😊
Right but for new sellers it's so over saturated now you still have a very low chance of being seen, let alone making sales even with ads on a high amount. It's not the same anymore u less your doing like custom orders or personalized products
I still consider myself a relatively new seller considering it’s been less than a year since I started my shop. Of course, every journey is different and their is absolutely a lot of hard work involved. But it is still possible, I work with new sellers almost every day who are seeing sales 😀
I'd love feedback for what could be different instead of the 'same ol' thing'. There will often be commonalities amongst Etsy Sellers who teach because a lot of the strategies that work are the same and pretty consistent "Success Leaves Clues" 😉. I learned everything I know about selling Print on Demand through videos, you certainly can do the same. I don't have a course but I have purchased courses in other areas of my life unrelated to Etsy to sharpen my skills in a desired topic/area. Courses aren't for everyone and aren't necessary - but they certainly help you get from A->B much faster than learning on your own.
Oh sorry it wasnt directed at you but a generalisation on what im always seeing on youtube. Also, if it makes you feel better, I used your link to everbee. I couldve used anyone elses. But you were the lucky one. Have a good day@@TaylorPOD
This is really to show you how to do it for yourself which is easily repeatable. When you follow this process yourself you can spend time looking and zooming in on anything you need.
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Yes Taylor, I would LOVE a tutorial of how to list a bundle like the mom/dad/baby set!!! Loving this video by the way, right on time!!!!
That video is now on my list! Super excited to share that with you. Thanks for watching 😀
Me too 😍😍😍
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Yes, please make a tutorial about selling sets of items 😊
Thank you for this easy to understand tutorial on how to use Everbee, I just signed up using your link! Thanks again
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for supporting my channel!
Thank you so much Taylor , this video was very help full for a people like me , who just start in Etsy
Taylor, thanks for the great info! Love your channel.
Thanks for watching!
Yes, please provide a tutorial on setting up a bundle deal with POD because I've found no way to do it as of yet, when it comes to mixed products. Different products coming from different providers are shipped separately, which takes away from it being a bundle gift set (just my opinion). Cody with Everbee said in an interview that they're working on a print provider company that will allow bundling things like this, which I'm really hoping they do!
Absolutely! Yeah, there hasn't been a more seamless way to do bundles of different product types that I've found but sets of the same product type like the Mug Set combo are definitely do-able with some adjustments in the listing on Etsy. I saw that as well about EverBee and it certainly sounds exciting - I am looking forward to it as well!
I just found your channel, and am so grateful! I find your teaching style to be very clear. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! I appreciate that and am so happy to have you here!
I just say "cutting board" 😉. Yes the set thing would be a good tutorial for the holidays. Thanks!
That's a great suggestion 😂 I will stick to that. Set video coming soon!
THANKS TAYLOR~I would LOVE to see how to make a set using POD
Thanks for the discount code for Everbee. I just started an Etsy store recently & have been trying to decide which analysis tool to use. It has already helped me dig into a new niche. Also, thanks for all of the great information you share on your channel!!
Glad it was helpful! EverBee is such a game changer 😍
Thanks Taylor! Awesome vid ! Yes, please do a vid on how to do a bundle like that. Thanks.
You got it! Thanks for watching.
Yes to the bundle tutorial pretty please! 😊
Coming soon! Thanks for watching 😀
Thank you very much for posting this video!!! I appreciate it.
You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful!
VERY interested in how to create listings for two of something on Printify
will this work for selling canva templates?
Thanks for this great information! Signing up for Everbee, using your code, right now. Do you know where these wooden cutting boards can be found?
I’d like to know how to sell sets with POD.
Sounds great! Thanks for watching!
Yes would love to see how to design a “set” of listings for diff age groups !
Great video as always ! Thankful for you ❤
Coming soon! Thanks for being here as always! 😀
Yes! Please do tutorial on gift sets
Just posted that video today! 😊
Yes! I would love to know how to group pods!
Yes would love to see how to do sets
I’d love to see how to do the sets
Thank you for the great info! Is there a minimal number of searches you recommend before committing to a niche shop? I have one in mind but trying to figure out if there's a market for it.
I don’t have a specific minimum I generally just compare it to the competition. For example, I am fine with a lower search keyword (less than 500 searches as an example) if the competition is also significantly lower.
@@TaylorPOD that makes sense, thanks!
yes we want the set video
Hi Taylor, new subscriber here! Thank you for this information on Everbee. In addition to niche research, can it also help you find relevant keywords to help you with your product SEO? I would assume the free plan may be limited with certain features. Thanks again, much appreciated!!
Hey! Thanks for subscribing 😊 yes EverBee can absolutely help with finding relevant keywords. The free plan you don’t have access to see all of the same metrics that I share in this video but still a lot of great features with the free version that if you use it and find you like it then you could always upgrade to the growth plan which is what I use 😊
@@TaylorPOD Thank you Taylor😀
I’m so confused about whether to have a certain niche such as nurses and make that my whole store with various product or have a specific product such as just print on demand sweatshirts with various niches
Such a great question! I personally think it’s better to have one product type and then explore multiple niches!
@@TaylorPOD thank you for the reply!
Amazing video❤
Thank you!!
Hey Taylor a tutorial for that would be great. Please do it
it is in the works :)
@@TaylorPOD excellent news
Hi Taylor, if I'm already on Everbee Pro, can I still use the growth plan discount?
Yes! You can upgrade to the growth plan from the Hobby or Pro plan 😀
Would love a tutorial on creating sets. TIA
Noted! Thanks for watching 😃
Everbee link isnt working :(
Hmm! I’m not sure why. It has been working for others.
Hi Taylor! Is the everbee chrome extension free?
Yes it is! You don’t have access to all features with the free version though.
lol dying at the voice when describing the tiktok lol
Hey, Taylor. Just so you know, when I used your link on your last video to upgrade from Hobby to Pro I was told I qualified and then Everbee charged me the full amount. I emailed them and they fixed it within 24 hours. I just thought you should know that Everbee did honor it, but your subscribers might run into the same issue.
Thank you for sharing! Hopefully, you bringing it to their attention has fixed it for anyone else 😀.
I'm also running into an error with the link for EverBee. Do you have a coupon code instead?@@TaylorPOD
You said at the end everything we need to know can be found on Etsy. You mean everbee?
I do mean Etsy. EverBee can be an aid as shown throughout the video for revenue analytics to validate a product but the information pulled is directly from listings on Etsy. Which if a listing is ranking on the first page of search - it’s there for a reason and probably has been profitable.
@@TaylorPOD so if everything we need to know is on Etsy, why even get everbee?
EverBee is a tool that is validating what you see on Etsy. It can provide data you can’t see and helps drive decisions. I started my shop successfully without the use of a research tool and it’s possible. However, I saw growth come faster with the use of a research tool - that’s when I was able to double my revenue from 5-10K. So is a tool necessary, no. Can it help, absolutely!
@@TaylorPOD ..ok TY
You are very smart
Thank you!
Those example keywords are ridiclously over-saturated. In what world would 7,000 searches and 500,000 competition be beneficial?
My SEO strategy involves combining low, medium, and high competition keywords. I’ve found it’s extremely important to involve all three in one listing. High competition isn’t bad when you are offering a unique product that people want.
@@TaylorPOD having a unique product that people want doesn't help when they can't find it. Can you share your store?
When you say things like 'higher in search but lower in competition' what would be super helpful is to supple a guide, such as 750+ in search and stay under whatever # for competition. Otherwise we have ZERO way of knowing what to look for.
Totally understand, the reason I don’t is because I don’t personally feel there is a “set” guide of parameters for providing a number like “750+”, etc. For example, in one instance I’d be happy with a search volume as low as 300 monthly searches if competition was low (maybe 1000-2000 other listings). However, I may be fine to also target a keyword that has over 500,000 in competition if the search volume is over 50,000 monthly searches. There isn’t a perfect formula, hopefully this comment helps and makes sense!
Well that does explain a lot more and is actually helpful.. so thank you for answering!@@TaylorPOD
The thing that confuses me the most about choosing your niche is that I just watch 10 videos that also do not start with a product type start with a product niche and then I watch your video and the first thing you do is start with a product type so it’s really hard to gleam. What is appropriate information and what is not
There is more than one way to do just about everything. I just share what works for me! ☺️
@@TaylorPOD Hey if it works it works. I wasn't hating on the video just sharing my confusion lol.
Totally understand! It’s definitely good to test out different ways to see what ends up working best for you!
thanks for video but you just explained only 2 factors to find niche, first is search and 2nd is competition , i think you should have discussed atleast 50% to 60% factors but thanks for videos
can you explain better how to do the research? + than 10,000 monthly search and less than 500,000 competitors?
It's not finding niches that sell...in my opinion. It's being able to rank and get seen....that's what I'd like to learn.
In this video i highlight how I’m also using this process to find keywords that are high search volume as well. That will be the biggest component to being seen on Etsy. I hope you find value in the video once it goes live 😊
Right but for new sellers it's so over saturated now you still have a very low chance of being seen, let alone making sales even with ads on a high amount. It's not the same anymore u less your doing like custom orders or personalized products
I still consider myself a relatively new seller considering it’s been less than a year since I started my shop. Of course, every journey is different and their is absolutely a lot of hard work involved. But it is still possible, I work with new sellers almost every day who are seeing sales 😀
Copying is not a SUSTAINABLE business model. Don't be conned into thinking you will make money long term.
So true. There's so many vids telling you you will, but they are just a click bite....
Im not sure I believe RUclips videos anymore
That's a huge generalization. Surely some videos on RUclips are accurate and some are useless.
@@hannahjoy4857 your right but I’ve seen plenty , I do the stuff in this video on everbee and it’s still going slow
Its really starting to look like the same ol' thing on all of these videos and always has a 'course' in the description
I'd love feedback for what could be different instead of the 'same ol' thing'. There will often be commonalities amongst Etsy Sellers who teach because a lot of the strategies that work are the same and pretty consistent "Success Leaves Clues" 😉. I learned everything I know about selling Print on Demand through videos, you certainly can do the same. I don't have a course but I have purchased courses in other areas of my life unrelated to Etsy to sharpen my skills in a desired topic/area. Courses aren't for everyone and aren't necessary - but they certainly help you get from A->B much faster than learning on your own.
Oh sorry it wasnt directed at you but a generalisation on what im always seeing on youtube. Also, if it makes you feel better, I used your link to everbee. I couldve used anyone elses. But you were the lucky one. Have a good day@@TaylorPOD
Not at all helpful. Should've zoomed in on the ever bee/etsy search. Instead you zoomed in after.. smh
This is really to show you how to do it for yourself which is easily repeatable. When you follow this process yourself you can spend time looking and zooming in on anything you need.