I've opened a new store -- on Artfire.com!
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Well, after a busy summer and autumn, the time has come for me to transition from Etsy to a new sales venue.
This has been coming for a while, but I had an "aha" experience lately, and realize the effort I've put into being an Etsy-booster isn't being met by a reciprocal effort from them. In spite of all the recent changes, most particularly in staff, things seem to be getting worse, not better.
So I've started up a new shop at a new website: artfire.com
My first experiences with it have been entirely positive. Joining is very easy and listing items is so simple and intuitive (all on one page, all images uploaded at the same time) that it made my head spin. (I understand some people have been having problems with IE, but I'm a Firefox user on a Mac, and had no troubles at all).
It'll take me a while to move things from Etsy over there, but I'm really looking forward to the fresh start!
Check it out!
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http://artfire.com/modules.php?name=Shop&seller_id=499
no sales yet, but it's coming together. Listing is so easy!