What's Holding Back My Jewelry Business

by Kim Isner
(Galena, Ohio USA)

Gospel Message Bracelet

I was finally able to develop a website to sell my jewelry, after three years of problems. I did not have success with the website tools I had, so attempted to hire a website designer.

After two attempts at hiring a website designer failed, I found a do-able website service, and finally developed it myself!

I thought that once the website was created, people would just find it. Well, now it is apparent that once you have a website, you have to continue to work with marketing.

The reason that I haven't gotten much traffic (although some) is that I haven't learned how to bring people to the website. I haven't given up yet, though.

Kim Isner
Gospel Message Christian Jewelry

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What's Holding Back My Jewelry Business

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Getting Your Jewelry Found Online
by: Rena

Hi Kim,

You're absolutely right - no matter where you sell your jewelry, you'll have to promote it to make interested customers aware of it.

You'll find a ton of tips for getting your jewelry found online in this section:

No One Shops from My Website / Online Storefront.

Read through the info at the above link, pick the strategies that sound the most appealing to you, make a "to-do" list of them, and have fun bringing customers to your online storefront!

Please keep us updated on your success!

Rita's Reply for You
by: Rena

Hi again Kim,

Rita has left you a long and very helpful reply here:

Website Traffic vs. Website Sales.

She started it as a comment on this page, but I think it was too long for the comment feature to publish it, so she very kindly posted it separately.

She has an especially great tip for you about your niche market. :o)