I know what you mean, though. ;)

That's so funny! They weren't daisies, were they? Hahaha

@@KaraBuntin haha! No.... crystals! But all applies! 😁

Great and helpful video! Thank you!

That's great!

Thanks!

Don't worry about long tails being on the same tag, that isn't necessary.

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Welcome to our corner of youtube where we bust the Etsy SEO myths!

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You can use your old account, and just write your titles like normal sentences that tell what the thing is. Don't just put a list of keywords, that's not good for customers or the search engine. And thanks for watching!

@@KaraBuntin Ok. Great. I’m sure after watching all of your videos, I’ll have success with my shop. I’ll check in with my results when I get my first sale 🙂 I decided to sell on Etsy because of the handmade item I created, I’ve already sold 100+ in a Facebook group. This is the next step to other eyes on it before I create a website.

I don’t use erank, i only recommend Marmalead. I would give it a couple of months if you’re getting traffic at all, but there’s no rule about that that works for everyone.

Yes, and the lower the better.

I use Marmalead for that part, but if you know that the main part of the keyword does get searched, then you can assume that variations on it also do have some traffic.

They're red green and yellow like stop lights. There's no connection between the levels that I chose and Marmalead, the colors are just to give you a quick visual.

Just split them up into two tags that read in sequence

There really isn’t. As long as your keywords include a mix of high low and medium, Etsy will show you for what they show you for.

They don't have to go in any specific order in the title, they just have to make sense!

@@KaraBuntin thanks so much

Since listings are found for more than one keyword, and since all of the tools that estimate traffic are low when the search volume is on the lower side, I would jump on that keyword like crazy. You'll get more searches than the tools say, and there will be related searches that it's also found for.

Yes, it's a common way to see what the search bar is going to autopopulate. Bloggers have been doing it on Google for years.

@@KaraBuntin thank you so much

I don't know, the low-mid-high is kind of random for everyone, because some people's shop can compete for harder keywords. If your shop is new you should go for the low competition and set the ranges lower.

They're recent searches but not necessarily good ones. We made "squid flavored candy" show up in autosuggest in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/esqfhr2FmrOXfnk.html

@@KaraBuntin ..ok thank you. What is your take on Erank?

@@sweetbeep I only use Marmalead, it's the most accurate that I can see as far as how it lines up with my own shop stats.

@@KaraBuntin ..ok thank you!

Etsy doesn’t hand out store rankings so that figure is probably meaningless…But if the older ship has more sales, it would make sense to switch things there.

@@KaraBuntin Thanks, ranking is from Erank.

@@concreteblue22 Yeah, I wouldn't rely on that!

I only use Marmalead because I find that it's the most accurate when I compare it to my own stats.

@@KaraBuntin ...so you have found that sale samurai is not as good as marmalead?

@@sweetbeep I've tested all of the research tools because they're always writing to me to try to get me to promote them on this channel. I usually put all three of my shops into them to see if the data they spit out is accurate, and it never is. And it's off by A LOT. Marmalead is the most accurate one that I've used.

I look at it to validate searches for short tail keywords, but I’m not too concerned about it for long tails.

The best thing to do is to use a browser that you've never signed into your shop on, plus an incognito browser. You're never going to get a totally 100% perfect result, but just use the info and your best judgment.

@@KaraBuntin ...so install a completely new browser on my device for this, like puffin?

@@sweetbeep I wouldn't go that far, just use an incognito page on a browser that isn't signed into your shop and get a general picture of what's going on.

@@KaraBuntin ... thanks

It could be that Etsy cancelled the sale because of payment problems. When they do that the order just disappears and we don't get a notification.

@@KaraBuntin Oh, OK. I thought it was just the Etsy page getting confused about notifications for sale items I have favorited and an Actual on my store. Thanks for responding.

Just post the questions here, it will help other people!

@KaraBuntin I have a lot to write and I won't be able to write everything here because KZfaq doesn't let me, first of all I wanted to ask you if you use artificial intelligence? pair with make? I mean could it allow me to do keyword research automatically? and still regarding the keywords I wanted to know if the keywords for etsy are the same as for Google, Facebook, Amazon...

@@cgc2300 I don't use Ai for keyword research at all, but some people do. I think it's better to use your brain because keywords are just words, but it gets tricky when you look at how long tail keywords work. A tool can tell you that "Gift for a chicken coop owner" is a bad keyword to use because the search is low, but if you use your brain and see that there's also "chicken coop owner gift," "gift for owner of a chicken coop," "Chicken owner gift for coop" as things that people search for, they all add up. AI only looks at the most likely next word based on what it's been trained on, so this is one situation where you don't want to be lazy about it. Keywords are just words, like I said, but you have to think about why people search on different platforms because that will change the things they type in. I use similar keywords across different platforms, so things that work in one place will likely work in other places, but when I do Google keyword research I don't go to etsy to look for that, I go to Google.