$1 Million+ a Year on Etsy: My 7-Year Journey of Success [AMA]!

How do I sell digital products specifically, without physical goods.
Can I talk to you somewhere else to discuss this in more detail?
 
can you send it to me as well? Thanks
Yes sir of course
Do you know if Payoneer still works for Etsy?
Yes its still works fine i have one account that im using on it
How do I sell digital products specifically, without physical goods.
Can I talk to you somewhere else to discuss this in more detail?
Yes of course feel free to contact me or you can just ask here so other people can also get answer :)
 
That's great!
I love minerals and sometimes I do jewerly in my spare time.
Do you think this could have success?
 
I've been doing a lot of etsy research and analyzing stores, I don't have much start up cash, so was thinking about starting with digital products generating stuff with AI. Also considering POD, which do you think would have the fastest returns with the least start up headaches?

Another question, I see a lot of people kind of gaming the system with fake prices, I'm sure you know what I mean. is that something I should utilize or is it bad for the algo?
 
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How to do fake buy?
Is there a tools?
Or service provider who does this?
 
Are you still looking for joint venture partners? Or perhaps to mentor someone? If so please DM me as I am very interested.
 
Do you think can we make some profit with this method using just free traffic ? As i am not experienced with paid ads
 
Hi everyone, I've been following this forum for a long time, and the high-quality content here has really caught my attention. As someone who has never participated in or posted on any forums before, this is my first time sharing something in a forum. I noticed a significant lack of information about Etsy in particular within this group, and I wanted to fill this gap by posting an [AMA] to answer everyone's questions and provide help.


Let me introduce myself: I've been selling on Etsy since 2017 and have opened, closed, and managed numerous stores over the years. During the pandemic in 2020, Etsy experienced incredible growth, and I started earning millions of dollars in a year during and after pandemic. My monthly income has exceeded more than $150,000 in a month. In this journey, I've gained extensive experience in selling both digital and physical products (currently, most of my products are physical). I've learned and experienced too much details about ETSY, from its algorithm to successful products.


I'd be happy to answer questions from those considering starting on Etsy, those who are already selling, and even those operating at a professional level. I'd also enjoy reading and learning from the information shared here by users of BHW. Based on my experience and knowledge, I will do my best to help and answer. However, the time I can dedicate to forums is limited to 1-2 hours a day. During this time, I'll try to respond to as many of your questions as possible.


I want to emphasize that I have no intention of promoting or selling courses or anything here. My sole aim is to share what I've learned and support those who are currently selling or planning to start selling.


Lastly, I want to share an example to show the potential of Etsy: A new store I opened last week generated $14,000 in revenue in just one week. I'm not sharing this to brag or prove anything but simply to provide confidence in the legitimacy of what I'm saying.


Feel free to ask me anything about Etsy; I'm here to help without hesitation.
Thank you for sharing this!
It looks like a dream. You say that digital products are still legit now? In your opinion, is it possible to earn $1000 - per month with digital products if the store is freshly new? Is there a tactics you can suggest for the beginner in terms of niche research? Also may be you can be a mentor and help to create a store from scratch to first profit, for %? Best regards!
 
Hello again everyone, this new years and christmas season was really busy, and it was great for me, sorry for late reply finnaly i'm now able to answer your questions

And i have a very GOOD NEWS for the people who is looking for Joint Ventures Oppurtinites, i will share the details tomorrow! :)
hey man, thanks for sharing all your journey and details, it's very inspiring.
would be glad to know more about your joint venture opportunity !
 
could you please let us know if you use some paid 'etsy add to cart' service?
 
Hi,

Great to see your success! A few times, you mentioned that you are doing fake but organic sales with reviews. We are also interested to push the sales within US market, maybe you could PM or share here the providers you are using?

Of course, there are some providers on BHW offering these services, but we are struggling with the shipping issue. Since we know that Etsy tracks shipping as well, could you elaborate on how you solved the shipping issue with fake purchases? Do you ship empty packages to specific addresses to ensure they receive the status delivered?

Appreciate any tips!
 
Hi there congratulations on your success! curious to know what is the joint venture about?
 
Hi everyone, I've been following this forum for a long time, and the high-quality content here has really caught my attention. As someone who has never participated in or posted on any forums before, this is my first time sharing something in a forum. I noticed a significant lack of information about Etsy in particular within this group, and I wanted to fill this gap by posting an [AMA] to answer everyone's questions and provide help.


Let me introduce myself: I've been selling on Etsy since 2017 and have opened, closed, and managed numerous stores over the years. During the pandemic in 2020, Etsy experienced incredible growth, and I started earning millions of dollars in a year during and after pandemic. My monthly income has exceeded more than $150,000 in a month. In this journey, I've gained extensive experience in selling both digital and physical products (currently, most of my products are physical). I've learned and experienced too much details about ETSY, from its algorithm to successful products.


I'd be happy to answer questions from those considering starting on Etsy, those who are already selling, and even those operating at a professional level. I'd also enjoy reading and learning from the information shared here by users of BHW. Based on my experience and knowledge, I will do my best to help and answer. However, the time I can dedicate to forums is limited to 1-2 hours a day. During this time, I'll try to respond to as many of your questions as possible.


I want to emphasize that I have no intention of promoting or selling courses or anything here. My sole aim is to share what I've learned and support those who are currently selling or planning to start selling.


Lastly, I want to share an example to show the potential of Etsy: A new store I opened last week generated $14,000 in revenue in just one week. I'm not sharing this to brag or prove anything but simply to provide confidence in the legitimacy of what I'm saying.


Feel free to ask me anything about Etsy; I'm here to help without hesitation.
Hello My friend My name is Narayan I simply asking if i can please have you has my mentor. I wanted to text you privately but i haven't sent 15 messages yet. please consider and if you want pay i am willing to do so. Thank you
 
Most healthy way to do this is opening LLC in USA, after that you can recieve the payments to your bank account in USA, you will manage the account with anti detect browser and proxy (you'll be safe)

If We have LLC in USA, then money will be safely deposited in our USA Bank Accounts

Then from that USA Account we can transfer the money to Indian Bank Account, why we need anti detect browser and proxy?
 
Love how transparent you’re being with your journey, this is super motivating!
 
You can open an LLC from USA and you can start selling on etsy it cost like 500-700 USD to open LLC, there is always a solution for every problem you might face in etsy :)

1. You can find the review services with a little research on google most of them doing this good and proper, just ask them about their operation if they are doing it like i will mention in my second Text its fine to use, but i can't say this for add to cart services there is not much people doing it as a service right now and most of them using bots, so it wont help anything if bots are included and it will cause a problem.


2. Here’s how the review process works: The person providing this service has buyer accounts in the U.S., which are fully registered under real individuals and real addresses. These accounts are accessed from within the U.S., lets say our products is a pair of shoes. The buyer searches for "shoes" in the search bar and browses through the products for about 20–30 minutes, adding other sellers shoes to their favorites or cart like a genuine customer would. During this time, they also find and interact with our product by adding it to their cart and favorites. After a few hours, they return to the cart and purchase our product. This process is designed entirely to engage with Etsy’s algorithm. This product was uploaded just 2 days ago, viewed by around 50 people and then purchased organically by a real customer. A review is posted 3–4 days later, and this boosts both the product and the shop's visibility. With this approach, the product is now seen as successful by the algorithm and starts appearing on the front pages. After that, success depends on factors within your control, such as your product's price, photos, title, shipping times, and overall presentation.


3. If you don't have much money or don’t have much time, I recommend focusing on digital products. For physical products, I suggest researching customizable items.


Note: If there’s interest, I can write a detailed explanation of the strategy I use for reviews and how I optimize it to influence the algorithm effectively. :)

Like i said before in my text im not working with a company for this but there is a few people doing this in Freelancer forums, like fiverr and upwork.

Im based in europa but im selling worldwide on etsy.

I can find high demanding products with a little market research because of my experience on this platform but you can use websites like e-rank to find it if you have no idea, also the best part about selling digital products is you can just purchase your competitors listing to check it and make it better to sell, after that you just have to bring traffic to your listing with seo, etsy ads and other methods that i use. I mentioned in my previous text.

I did bought a few pages from different sellers one of them is very big seller in one forum, but none of them are working maybe you can just sell 1-2 products without getting suspended if you are lucky enough, or maybe i couldnt find any reliable etsy account seller :)

we have a few methods to open pages but its getting harder and harder each day so we are just using the pages in
our stock
Can you provide a detailed explanation of your review strategy like you offered? Thanks.
 
Hi everyone, I've been following this forum for a long time, and the high-quality content here has really caught my attention. As someone who has never participated in or posted on any forums before, this is my first time sharing something in a forum. I noticed a significant lack of information about Etsy in particular within this group, and I wanted to fill this gap by posting an [AMA] to answer everyone's questions and provide help.


Let me introduce myself: I've been selling on Etsy since 2017 and have opened, closed, and managed numerous stores over the years. During the pandemic in 2020, Etsy experienced incredible growth, and I started earning millions of dollars in a year during and after pandemic. My monthly income has exceeded more than $150,000 in a month. In this journey, I've gained extensive experience in selling both digital and physical products (currently, most of my products are physical). I've learned and experienced too much details about ETSY, from its algorithm to successful products.


I'd be happy to answer questions from those considering starting on Etsy, those who are already selling, and even those operating at a professional level. I'd also enjoy reading and learning from the information shared here by users of BHW. Based on my experience and knowledge, I will do my best to help and answer. However, the time I can dedicate to forums is limited to 1-2 hours a day. During this time, I'll try to respond to as many of your questions as possible.


I want to emphasize that I have no intention of promoting or selling courses or anything here. My sole aim is to share what I've learned and support those who are currently selling or planning to start selling.


Lastly, I want to share an example to show the potential of Etsy: A new store I opened last week generated $14,000 in revenue in just one week. I'm not sharing this to brag or prove anything but simply to provide confidence in the legitimacy of what I'm saying.


Feel free to ask me anything about Etsy; I'm here to help without hesitation.
wow well done!
 
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