1 page on Etsy

SocialNed said:

Wow! Never heard of this, I'm going to try and give it a crack. Thanks a lot for sharing man.

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dtwarlord said:

Hi, please update this thread if your results are successful. Thank you

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SocialNed said:

I shall!

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Lily18 said:

I've heard Etsygeeks help boost ranking on Etsy, I'm not certain but try to check. Hope this could help, .Good luck.

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dtwarlord said:

Hey, i tried automating this with zennoposter but i couldnt figure out how to record the editing html part. Do you have any idea?

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Deleted member 1095690 said:

Sure, I'll try

First let me start by saying this is a technique I used 3-4 years ago. So I'm sure somethings have changed, but judging by how poorly Etsy's devs are... I'm pretty sure it will probably still work today.
When I was doing this, I was able to rank in the first page for tons of competitive search terms related to jewelry. So back then this was a pretty effective method and I never heard anyone talking about it. So I just kept it to myself

I'll go over what I did step by step.

First you are going to need to create a listing and optimize it for what ever keyword you want to rank for.

Let's say we are going to target the term "men's wedding band".

So I would create a proper listing complete with description, images etc. Something I actually wanted to sell.

Then I would create a list of keywords related to that term and save them in a text file to be used later. So for "men's wedding band" I would add things like "unique wedding band" "gold wedding band"
"silver mens ring". Create around 15-25 related search terms.

Then using Zennoposter and some good proxies I would create a bot that would take a search term from the list of keywords or search terms, enter into the Etsy's search bar and do a search.

The bot would then pick a random listing(help to reduce footprint) from those results and modify the HTML for that listing. It would change the title, shop name, item link, shop id, listing id and the price etc. To match the all the details from the listing I created in my shop.

Then it would click on the modified listing. This would trick Etsy into thinking my listing was on the first page when I clicked it.

That was the basic setup.

Later on I started to create tons of accounts (with zennoposter) and use them to favorite items of mine after clicking through a search term. Which also helped a lot.

I would also get the bot to click around my shop a little bit on random items. Try to make it look like they are looking at more than one item in my shop and not just bouncing after clicking on the modified listing.

Then every 3-4 days I would rotate a new list of search terms and replace the ones being used. Then I would keep an eye on my stats and watch to see how much traffic I was getting on the previous keywords which the bot was no longer clicking on.

I would run these bot daily on around 10-15 different listings all with different search terms that I wanted to rank for. Also rotating which ones I was sending fake traffic to. I was always trying to do stuff to reduce any footprint.

All in all it worked well and helped me make sales. But after a while, I got bored and fed up with the whole Etsy thing so I just dumped it.

Hope that explained it a bit better.

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shaharz12345 said:

Hi all,


Are there people who know how to get to first page on Etsy?


Thank you

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dtwarlord said:

Hey, any updates?
Btw i was able to rank a product on page 1 for a keyword with good volume, without any sales.

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Deleted member 1095690 said:

Sure, I'll try

First let me start by saying this is a technique I used 3-4 years ago. So I'm sure somethings have changed, but judging by how poorly Etsy's devs are... I'm pretty sure it will probably still work today.
When I was doing this, I was able to rank in the first page for tons of competitive search terms related to jewelry. So back then this was a pretty effective method and I never heard anyone talking about it. So I just kept it to myself

I'll go over what I did step by step.

First you are going to need to create a listing and optimize it for what ever keyword you want to rank for.

Let's say we are going to target the term "men's wedding band".

So I would create a proper listing complete with description, images etc. Something I actually wanted to sell.

Then I would create a list of keywords related to that term and save them in a text file to be used later. So for "men's wedding band" I would add things like "unique wedding band" "gold wedding band"
"silver mens ring". Create around 15-25 related search terms.

Then using Zennoposter and some good proxies I would create a bot that would take a search term from the list of keywords or search terms, enter into the Etsy's search bar and do a search.

The bot would then pick a random listing(help to reduce footprint) from those results and modify the HTML for that listing. It would change the title, shop name, item link, shop id, listing id and the price etc. To match the all the details from the listing I created in my shop.

Then it would click on the modified listing. This would trick Etsy into thinking my listing was on the first page when I clicked it.

That was the basic setup.

Later on I started to create tons of accounts (with zennoposter) and use them to favorite items of mine after clicking through a search term. Which also helped a lot.

I would also get the bot to click around my shop a little bit on random items. Try to make it look like they are looking at more than one item in my shop and not just bouncing after clicking on the modified listing.

Then every 3-4 days I would rotate a new list of search terms and replace the ones being used. Then I would keep an eye on my stats and watch to see how much traffic I was getting on the previous keywords which the bot was no longer clicking on.

I would run these bot daily on around 10-15 different listings all with different search terms that I wanted to rank for. Also rotating which ones I was sending fake traffic to. I was always trying to do stuff to reduce any footprint.

All in all it worked well and helped me make sales. But after a while, I got bored and fed up with the whole Etsy thing so I just dumped it.

Hope that explained it a bit better.

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Deleted member 1095690 said:

Sure, I'll try

First let me start by saying this is a technique I used 3-4 years ago. So I'm sure somethings have changed, but judging by how poorly Etsy's devs are... I'm pretty sure it will probably still work today.
When I was doing this, I was able to rank in the first page for tons of competitive search terms related to jewelry. So back then this was a pretty effective method and I never heard anyone talking about it. So I just kept it to myself

I'll go over what I did step by step.

First you are going to need to create a listing and optimize it for what ever keyword you want to rank for.

Let's say we are going to target the term "men's wedding band".

So I would create a proper listing complete with description, images etc. Something I actually wanted to sell.

Then I would create a list of keywords related to that term and save them in a text file to be used later. So for "men's wedding band" I would add things like "unique wedding band" "gold wedding band"
"silver mens ring". Create around 15-25 related search terms.

Then using Zennoposter and some good proxies I would create a bot that would take a search term from the list of keywords or search terms, enter into the Etsy's search bar and do a search.

The bot would then pick a random listing(help to reduce footprint) from those results and modify the HTML for that listing. It would change the title, shop name, item link, shop id, listing id and the price etc. To match the all the details from the listing I created in my shop.

Then it would click on the modified listing. This would trick Etsy into thinking my listing was on the first page when I clicked it.

That was the basic setup.

Later on I started to create tons of accounts (with zennoposter) and use them to favorite items of mine after clicking through a search term. Which also helped a lot.

I would also get the bot to click around my shop a little bit on random items. Try to make it look like they are looking at more than one item in my shop and not just bouncing after clicking on the modified listing.

Then every 3-4 days I would rotate a new list of search terms and replace the ones being used. Then I would keep an eye on my stats and watch to see how much traffic I was getting on the previous keywords which the bot was no longer clicking on.

I would run these bot daily on around 10-15 different listings all with different search terms that I wanted to rank for. Also rotating which ones I was sending fake traffic to. I was always trying to do stuff to reduce any footprint.

All in all it worked well and helped me make sales. But after a while, I got bored and fed up with the whole Etsy thing so I just dumped it.

Hope that explained it a bit better.

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Deleted member 1095690 said:

Sure, I'll try

First let me start by saying this is a technique I used 3-4 years ago. So I'm sure somethings have changed, but judging by how poorly Etsy's devs are... I'm pretty sure it will probably still work today.
When I was doing this, I was able to rank in the first page for tons of competitive search terms related to jewelry. So back then this was a pretty effective method and I never heard anyone talking about it. So I just kept it to myself

I'll go over what I did step by step.

First you are going to need to create a listing and optimize it for what ever keyword you want to rank for.

Let's say we are going to target the term "men's wedding band".

So I would create a proper listing complete with description, images etc. Something I actually wanted to sell.

Then I would create a list of keywords related to that term and save them in a text file to be used later. So for "men's wedding band" I would add things like "unique wedding band" "gold wedding band"
"silver mens ring". Create around 15-25 related search terms.

Then using Zennoposter and some good proxies I would create a bot that would take a search term from the list of keywords or search terms, enter into the Etsy's search bar and do a search.

The bot would then pick a random listing(help to reduce footprint) from those results and modify the HTML for that listing. It would change the title, shop name, item link, shop id, listing id and the price etc. To match the all the details from the listing I created in my shop.

Then it would click on the modified listing. This would trick Etsy into thinking my listing was on the first page when I clicked it.

That was the basic setup.

Later on I started to create tons of accounts (with zennoposter) and use them to favorite items of mine after clicking through a search term. Which also helped a lot.

I would also get the bot to click around my shop a little bit on random items. Try to make it look like they are looking at more than one item in my shop and not just bouncing after clicking on the modified listing.

Then every 3-4 days I would rotate a new list of search terms and replace the ones being used. Then I would keep an eye on my stats and watch to see how much traffic I was getting on the previous keywords which the bot was no longer clicking on.

I would run these bot daily on around 10-15 different listings all with different search terms that I wanted to rank for. Also rotating which ones I was sending fake traffic to. I was always trying to do stuff to reduce any footprint.

All in all it worked well and helped me make sales. But after a while, I got bored and fed up with the whole Etsy thing so I just dumped it.

Hope that explained it a bit better.

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dtwarlord said:

Btw i was able to rank a product on page 1 for a keyword with good volume, without any sales.

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BurnArt said:

Which method(s) did you end up using for this?

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dtwarlord said:

Sending traffic + Favorites and add to carts by Zennoposter

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BurnArt said:

The traffic thing seems so counter-intuitive to me because any time our conversion percentage starts to slip, our listing position starts dropping.
For instance, we've averaged 8.8% conversion this year. But any time we have a bad few days in a row (conversion less than 4%), our listings start to lose positions. So flooding ourselves with non-buying-traffic, just seems like a bad idea. Maybe the traffic adding to cart offsets it? Or maybe we're slipping for different reasons, but conversion percentage always seemed to be the correlation to me.
Do you mind sharing how you're sending traffic + favorites? Are you using a service like EtsyGeeks?

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