How I run PROFITABLE ads on ETSY - With new shop!

Etsy ads are a great way to get your Etsy shop started but its also a great way to make money in the early stages of your Etsy shop. Ads are about helping helping your customers not taking a short cut to your success. Learn how to run them successfully in this video.

[brendamorales]

many people say don't run ads, but I promoted my both stores with ads and now in a couple of months with 150 products I sold over 20k+. Honestly because of Etsy I help my mom and my life changed (I'm Mexican). I started with 5000 MXN

[aniketparam]

Thanks for being the only etsy seller who's not selling a course. Only helping us 👍👍

[michelenicole]

Thank you for sharing all your insights with your new shop. That's really unique and helps a lot!
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[MileyonDisney]

The donuts analogy was awesome! Great tips, as always. Thanks!

[polinaraw]

Awesome video! It's truly a great strategy, to only focus on best-performing listings; reminds me of the 80-20 rule :)

[pmgreatorex]

Thanks for your great advice! I’ve learned so much! 😊

[HansvanPutten]

Thank You!! You confirmed my thoughts and really helped me close the loop. Conceptually I more or less know what should be done, but actually doing it on Etsy I was not sure. I have been hammering Etsy with bad feedback on their Stats and reports. A lot are utterly useless because they are just data (unstructured numbers) instead of information (structured numbers with proper comparisons - i.e. actionable). I have been jumping up and down to find/get an Etsy report that shows Orders, Views AND FAVORITES in the same report. That would make what you explain in this video so much easier. Rather than having to compare multiple screens, one with ad spend, another with favorites etc. Etsy is a "programmer developed" platform. It's time they let users in on the development of the interface and reports. Anyway, enough venting....Thanks again!!

[jpringle]

Thank you. This video was very helpful. :)

[KeijiGer]

Thank you Sir! You're an inspiration

[poeticnation]

Thank you, this etsy marketing video was very useful (I just joined your channel fam).

[thegenxproject]

Great explanation! What I’d like to know is if you’ve don’t a video on great photos. I’ve been to both your businesses and the photos are excellent!

[travelyourday]

thank you for sharing your knowledge! =)

[sharkgirl]

Hi Vlad, thanks for another great video.
Is it true that Etsy has two separate algorithms, one for organic search and one for ads?
That would mean you cannot build your organic quality score from ads. My stats would suggest something like that.🤔

[ramemi]

Thank you, this gives some template to start working with Etsy Ads:-)

[foxdogsst]

This Video was very helpful ! I didn't even know about the tab :/

[LennyYT]

Curious on how you gauge success with ads in terms of investment, do you expect your investment to cover your cogs and life expenses etc or it is more as a money in money out figure out the rest as you build type of long term vision ? Would be a great follow up video on what's holding people to spend on ads. 🙌🙏🚀

[gistus]

I've been an avid sub since your upwork documentary, thank you for your advice and knowledge vlad, i have one question if you dont mind me asking; would you ever open your own website and just do google ads? Or is there more profit in etsy? many thanks!

[Itstmera]

Trying to decide if I should keep selling digital invites or switch to something physical. Everyone prices digital products soo cheap $3…$4, often $10 at the most. I wonder if it’s my price is what makes buyers hesitant. My product is unique from my competitors, so I think the price I charge is reasonable. I get consistent monthly sales, 20-30 at least… but not sure how to scale. I’d love your insight if you have some time to spare. Are you open to me emailing you?

[Queenweezy]

When I had a store I ran many ads, got plenty of sales, but only about 4 were from ads.. it was just a waste of money..
some did come from the offsite ads. But those weren’t in my control

[jayta]

incredible value here; seeing your CTR % made me feel better about my own - i guess 1-3% is typical?