u/gittmill

Rebranded + audited my Etsy shop—stuck at ~2 sales/week. What would you change?

Hi! I recently did a full rebrand of my Etsy shop and went through every listing to improve it—photos, descriptions, titles, and overall consistency.

Shop: https://paperhartsdesign.etsy.com

I’m currently averaging about 2 sales per week, and I feel like I should be doing better after all the updates.

What I’ve already worked on:

  • Cohesive branding across the shop
  • New listing photos/mockups
  • Auditing what to keep vs. improve

I’d love honest feedback from both buyers and sellers on:

  • Would you click or buy any of these listings? If not, why?
  • Which listing stands out the most? Which would you skip?
  • Do the products feel unique or easy to find elsewhere?
  • Is pricing reasonable for what you’re seeing?
  • What would make this shop more appealing or trustworthy?

Trying to figure out what to double down on vs. what needs to change—really appreciate any honest input.

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u/gittmill — 2 days ago

Rebranded + audited my Etsy shop—stuck at ~2 sales/week. What would you change?

Hi! I recently did a full rebrand of my Etsy shop and went through every listing to improve it—photos, descriptions, titles, and overall consistency.

Shop: https://paperhartsdesign.etsy.com

I’m currently averaging about 2 sales per week, and I feel like I should be doing better after all the updates.

What I’ve already worked on:

  • Cohesive branding across the shop
  • New listing photos/mockups
  • Auditing what to keep vs. improve

I’d love honest feedback from both buyers and sellers on:

  • Would you click or buy any of these listings? If not, why?
  • Which listing stands out the most? Which would you skip?
  • Do the products feel unique or easy to find elsewhere?
  • Is pricing reasonable for what you’re seeing?
  • What would make this shop more appealing or trustworthy?

Trying to figure out what to double down on vs. what needs to change—really appreciate any honest input.

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u/gittmill — 2 days ago
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Full rebrand + 0 Shopify sales—what would actually make you buy?

I recently did a full rebrand of my sticker shop and rebuilt my Shopify site from scratch. I also audited all my listings (photos, descriptions, structure) to improve clarity and conversion.

Site: https://paperhartsdesign.com

Right now:

  • Etsy: ~2 sales/week
  • Shopify: 0 sales

Before I start putting money into ads, I want to understand what’s still not working.

What I’ve already improved:

  • Branding (more cohesive, less generic)
  • Listing photos and mockups
  • Product descriptions and structure
  • Overall site layout + mobile experience

What I’m trying to figure out:

  • Why Shopify isn’t converting at all
  • If there are trust issues or weak first impressions
  • Whether my products themselves are the problem
  • What would actually make you buy from this site

Be blunt. I’d rather fix the real problems than keep guessing.

u/gittmill — 2 days ago

I redesigned my entire Shopify store—would love honest feedback

Hey everyone, I recently did a full overhaul of my Shopify store and would really appreciate some direct, honest feedback.

Site: paperhartsdesign.com

I updated:

  • Branding (colors, fonts, overall aesthetic)
  • Product photos and listing structure
  • Homepage layout + mobile experience
  • Product descriptions (trying to improve clarity + conversions)

My goal is to start pushing traffic (TikTok + possibly ads), but I don’t want to waste money if the site itself isn’t converting.

I’m specifically looking for feedback on:

  • First impression / trust factor
  • Mobile experience (especially hero + navigation)
  • Product page clarity and conversion potential
  • Anything that feels confusing, weak, or unnecessary

I’m also aware a few designs may fall into gray areas IP-wise and I’m actively working on refining my catalog—so feedback beyond that would be really helpful.

I’m open to blunt feedback—would rather fix things now than guess later.

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u/gittmill — 2 days ago

Honest feedback needed: Getting traffic but zero sales on my sticker shop

Hi everyone — I’m looking for blunt, honest feedback because something clearly isn’t working.

I run a small online shop selling stickers, bookmarks, and similar products. I’ve been consistently posting on Instagram and TikTok, and I’m starting to get some views/engagement, but my sales are basically nonexistent.

Here’s my site: paperhartsdesign.com

A few things I’m trying to figure out:

- Is this a traffic problem or a conversion problem?

- Does my product feel too saturated/overdone?

- Is my branding/pricing off?

- Are my product pages weak (photos, descriptions, etc.)?

- Does it feel like something you’d actually buy, or just scroll past?

For context:

- I post regularly on TikTok (packing orders, making products, etc.)

- I’m trying to follow trends + use hooks

- I haven’t run paid ads yet, but I’m considering TikTok ads or Meta ads

If you were in my position, what would you fix first before even thinking about ads?

Also — if you have run ads for a small product-based business, what actually worked for you? (platform, budget, type of content, etc.)

I’m open to tough feedback — I’d rather hear the truth than keep guessing.

Thanks in advance!

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u/gittmill — 4 days ago

Honest feedback needed: Getting traffic but zero sales on my sticker shop

Hi everyone — I’m looking for blunt, honest feedback because something clearly isn’t working.

I run a small online shop selling stickers, bookmarks, and similar products. I’ve been consistently posting on Instagram and TikTok, and I’m starting to get some views/engagement, but my sales are basically nonexistent.

Here’s my site: paperhartsdesign.com

A few things I’m trying to figure out:

- Is this a traffic problem or a conversion problem?

- Does my product feel too saturated/overdone?

- Is my branding/pricing off?

- Are my product pages weak (photos, descriptions, etc.)?

- Does it feel like something you’d actually buy, or just scroll past?

For context:

- I post regularly on TikTok (packing orders, making products, etc.)

- I’m trying to follow trends + use hooks

- I haven’t run paid ads yet, but I’m considering TikTok ads or Meta ads

If you were in my position, what would you fix first before even thinking about ads?

Also — if you have run ads for a small product-based business, what actually worked for you? (platform, budget, type of content, etc.)

I’m open to tough feedback — I’d rather hear the truth than keep guessing.

Thanks in advance!

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u/gittmill — 4 days ago