Etsy Niche Basics for Getting Started with Print on Demand - Full Tutorial - YouTube
Whether you're wanting to create a general Etsy shop for your print on demand designs or a more focused sub-niche shop, it's important to have a strategy and...

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Strategies for Choosing a Niche for Your Etsy Shop
- Start by identifying a specific target audience or market segment for your products.
- Consider three main approaches: general store with multiple product types across different niches, broader niche with more product types around that niche, or a sub-niche shop that focuses on a very specific segment within a broader niche.
- The key is to have a focused and defined strategy for your target audience and to structure and brand your shop accordingly.
- Having a specific niche helps attract traffic and drive sales to your shop.
Finding the Right Niche for Your Etsy Shop
- Different approaches to choosing a niche: broad categories, profession categories with different niches, or deep diving into a specific niche.
- The importance of having a clear strategy for your shop and doing appropriate research.
- Using keyword research and search engine optimization to drive traffic to your shop.
- The option of having a general store with multiple niches or a sub-niche approach.
- The significance of researching and identifying if there is a market for your chosen niche.
- The usefulness of tools like eRank for doing research on what's selling and competition.
- The example of building a shop with a sub-niche approach and creating sections for different sub-categories within the target niche.
Creating a Keyword List for Dog Mom Niche
- Start with broad category of dog moms.
- Use the Keyword Explorer and search for "Dog Mom" to gather keyword ideas.
- Consider hobbies, professions, or sports as potential niches within the dog mom market.
- Look for high search volume and competition on Etsy.
- Turn on Google search to see if there are searches happening on Google as well.
- Explore related searches to find additional product or niche ideas.
- Add relevant keywords to a list for future reference.
- Consider the click-through rate as an indicator of potential interest.
- Explore specific dog breeds as sub-niches within the dog mom market.
Researching Niche Keywords for Product Listings.
- Click-through rate is lower for this niche.
- French bulldog is a popular keyword.
- Golden Doodle is a crossbreed of a golden retriever and a poodle.
- Researching keywords for this niche is time-consuming but worthwhile.
- Golden Doodle and Golden Doodle gifts have high search volume and low competition.
- Keep looking for smaller keyword opportunities as long as there is some search volume.
- Use the saved keyword lists in the research tool to keep track of findings.
- Validate niche research on Etsy by searching for broad terms and drilling down to specific niches.
- Golden Doodle dog mom is a specific niche with less competition.
- Validate sales and traffic on Etsy to confirm the viability of the niche.
- Have a clear vision of the target audience, products, keywords, and designs for the shop.
- It's okay to make changes along the way in the niche research process.
Identifying Your Target Audience for Product Creation
- Start by identifying your niche or target audience.
- Understand who you are creating products for.
- Determine the best ways to reach and engage with that audience.
- Use tools and resources to help you in the process.
- Consider utilizing Patreon for support and community.
- Leave any questions in the comments for further assistance.
Tips for Niche Research and Target Audience Identification
- Identify a specific target audience or market segment for your products.
- Choose a niche approach that aligns with your target audience, such as a general store, a broader niche, or a sub-niche shop.
- Conduct thorough research to ensure there is a market for your chosen niche.
- Utilize keyword research and search engine optimization to drive traffic to your shop.
- Consider using tools like eRank to gather information on what's selling and competition in your niche.
- Create sections or categories within your shop to cater to different sub-niches within your target audience.
- Validate your niche research on platforms like Etsy by searching for broad terms and drilling down to specific niches.
- Have a clear vision of your target audience, products, keywords, and designs for your shop.
- Adapt and make changes to your niche research as needed.
- Utilize Patreon for support and community, if applicable.