This is true not just in terms of layout and design-a real relief to those of us who aren’t web designers-but also when it comes to freight tracking, stats on web traffic, and that all-important payment process system, which can be difficult and cumbersome to design and navigate on your own. Sure, you’ll have to do some work in getting it set up, but an Etsy store is far closer to being done “out-of-the-box” than any eCommerce site. So, which is best for you: Etsy, or your own eCommerce site? Let’s take a look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of both approaches, as well as how to do each best, so we can prove your friends and family right and turn you into a full-blown success story. But there are downsides to the site too, and those downsides are big enough to draw many of the more successful crafterpreneurs to sell through their own eCommerce sites instead. You’re going to become a crafterpreneur.īut which platform is best for a newbie like you? If Etsy is the first thing that comes to mind, you’re not alone-Etsy is the biggest and most popular site available for individual craftspeople, and it can be a fast route to exposure. (Don’t blush, you know it’s true.) After years of ignoring the pleas of friends and family members to hurry up and start selling your wares already (because seriously, people would pay good money for that!), you’ve finally decided to dip your toes into entrepreneurial waters. Word is on the street that you’re a talented crafter.
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