# Vervidus ## Posts - [Is My Etsy Conversion Rate Normal?](https://vervidus.com/is-my-etsy-conversion-rate-normal/): Your Etsy conversion rate on its own tells you almost nothing. Here is how to read it properly, and the four numbers that show what is actually going wrong. - [How to Do a Social Media Audit in One Hour](https://vervidus.com/how-to-do-a-social-media-audit/): A social media audit is one hour spent finding out whether the channels you post on actually send people to your shop. You do not need a paid tool for it. You open the analytics already inside your own accounts, set everything to the last 90 days, and answer six questions per channel. At the end, you keep the channel that earns its hours, fix one thing on the channel that nearly works, and stop posting on the one that has never sent you a buyer. Here is the whole process. Why most social media audits waste an afternoon Search for […] - [How Much Does an Etsy SEO Audit Cost?](https://vervidus.com/etsy-seo-audit-cost/): An Etsy SEO audit typically costs between $20 and $240, depending on how much someone looks at and how much of it they write down. A single-listing review runs about $20-25. A personalized shop critique is usually $20-60. A proper SEO audit—keywords, titles, tags, descriptions, photos, conversion—is commonly $50-200. A full written shop review, delivered as a document, sits around $240. Keyword tools are a separate cost again, usually $10-30 a month, and they don’t audit anything: they hand you data and leave the decisions to you. The more useful question is not what an audit costs. It’s what you get […] - [Starting an Etsy Shop Checklist — What Actually Matters](https://vervidus.com/starting-an-etsy-shop-checklist/): Before you open an Etsy shop you need four things ready: what you’re selling and who buys it, the keywords real buyers type for that thing, your shop basics (name, policies, About section, payment setup), and your first listing built properly — title, all 13 tags, a description, and photos in enough of the 20 image slots to answer a buyer’s questions. Everything else can wait. The step almost everyone skips is the second one, and it’s the one that decides whether your listings are ever seen. I know because I skipped it too. What do you need before you open […] - [Why Do People Favorite My Etsy Listing But Not Buy?](https://vervidus.com/etsy-favorites-but-no-sales/): A favorite means they liked it enough to save it and not enough to pay. That is a different problem from being ignored, and it needs a different fix. When someone favorites without buying, the product appealed — so it is almost never the product. Something between liking it and paying for it stopped them: a question the page didn’t answer, a price with nothing to compare it to, or a shop that didn’t yet look safe to spend money with. This post shows you how to tell which one it was. What a favorite actually tells you Most sellers read […] - [Etsy Views But No Sales? Here's How to Find the One Thing to Fix](https://vervidus.com/etsy-views-but-no-sales/): If your Etsy listing gets views but no sales, your traffic is not the problem. People are finding you—that is the harder half, and it is already working. Something after the click is stopping them. It is almost always one of four things: the offer itself, how much your shop is trusted, the price against what buyers expect, or a mismatch between what people searched for and what they landed on. Most sellers make the mistake of changing all four at once, which makes it impossible to tell which change mattered. This post shows you how to isolate the real one—on […] - [What Shipping and Packaging Really Cost You](https://vervidus.com/what-shipping-really-costs-etsy-sellers/): Most handmade sellers know what postage costs. Far fewer know what the parcel costs—the mailer, the tape, the tissue, the thank-you card, the sticker you throw in because it is nice. You buy those in packs, months apart, and never divide them across the orders they go into. This post shows you how to work out both numbers, using arithmetic you can do on the back of an envelope, and what to do once you know. Free shipping is never free That is not my line. It is what a seller wrote in a forum thread, and it is the shortest […] - [Am I Making Money on Etsy? Here Is How to Find Out](https://vervidus.com/am-i-making-money-on-etsy/): Your Etsy dashboard shows what you sold. It does not show what you kept. To know if your shop is making money, you need four numbers: everything that came in, everything that went out, the difference between them, and that difference as a percentage of your sales. Most sellers have only ever seen the first one. You can work out all four in about twenty minutes, and this post shows you how—with a real example from five months of a small shop. Why your dashboard cannot answer this Etsy tells you your sales. That number feels like your income, but it […] - [When to List Seasonal Products on Etsy](https://vervidus.com/when-to-list-seasonal-products-on-etsy/): List seasonal products about 90 days before the event, and no later than 60 days before. For Christmas, that means listing between late September and late October — not in November. A new Etsy listing is not competing the day you publish it. It goes through a period where Etsy is still working out whether buyers click and buy, and that takes weeks. Publish 30 days before a peak, and the season passes while Etsy is still assessing your listing. Publish 90 days out, and it has settled into a real position before the first shopper arrives. That is the whole […] - [What Do You Say to an Unhappy Etsy Customer?](https://vervidus.com/what-to-say-unhappy-etsy-customer/): Message them privately first — before you reply to the review. On Etsy, replying to a review locks it: the buyer can no longer edit it, and your chance to turn a one-star into a four-star is gone. So the order is: private message, then wait, then public reply only if nothing changes. In the private message, acknowledge what went wrong in their words, apologize for the specific problem (not in general), and offer one concrete fix. In the public reply — if you end up needing one — write for the next buyer reading it, not for the person who […] - [How much can you realistically make from a side hustle?](https://vervidus.com/how-much-can-you-realistically-make-side-hustle/): In the first year, working evenings around a full-time job, a realistic figure is a few hundred dollars a month — not a replacement income. Most people who stick with it reach something between $300 and $1,500 a month within twelve to eighteen months, and the ones who get there are rarely the ones with the cleverest idea. They’re the ones still working on the same thing in month nine. That’s the honest answer. The more useful answer is that “how much can I make” is the wrong question, because a number tells you nothing about whether you can get there. […] - [How to Find a Niche on Etsy (Before You Create Anything)](https://vervidus.com/how-to-find-a-niche-on-etsy/): To find a niche on Etsy, work through five checks in order: search demand (are people actually looking for this?), competition (is there room for a new shop?), price potential (can you charge enough to make it worth your time?), buyer clarity (can you describe the buyer in one sentence?), and repeatability (can you make more than one product for this niche?). Use Etsy’s own search bar and the listings already ranking to answer each one — then decide GO, TEST, or SKIP before you create anything. The whole process takes a few focused evenings, not weeks, and it runs entirely […] - [How do I know if a product will sell on Etsy?](https://vervidus.com/how-to-know-if-a-product-will-sell-on-etsy/): You can’t know for certain. But you can find evidence in about ten minutes, using Etsy’s own free search. Look at listings already selling something like what you’re considering, and check three things: a Bestseller badge, a high review count, and—the part almost everyone skips—reviews from the last few weeks. Recent reviews are the difference between demand that exists and demand that existed. If a product type has all three signals, people are buying it right now. If it only has the first two, you may be about to spend your evenings building for a market that has already moved on. […] ## Pages - [Start Your Shop Critique](https://vervidus.com/start-your-shop-critique/) - [Bundles](https://vervidus.com/bundles/) - [Blog](https://vervidus.com/blog/) - [Selling on Etsy. First evening plan](https://vervidus.com/etsy-shop-not-selling-fix-tonight/): Etsy Shop Not Selling? Fix These 5 Things Tonight Get the 60-Minute One Evening Plan — freeThe five checks, the exact fixes, the one rule, and the 10-minute shortcut. One printable PDF you can tick off tonight. If your Etsy shop gets views but no sales, the fastest fixes are almost never the ones that take a weekend. Tonight, in about 60 minutes, you can fix five things buyers judge you on within seconds of landing on your shop: the first five words of your title, the opening lines of your description, your shop announcement, typos, and any empty section. No […] - [Download Etsy Niche Finder](https://vervidus.com/etsy-niche-finder/): Free Etsy research spreadsheet: track competitors, listings, and sales Came here from an Etsy listing? This is the Etsy Niche Finder bonus — you’re in the right place. A free Etsy research spreadsheet in Excel and Google Sheets: log competitor shops, listings, and daily sales, then score your niche out of 25. This is a free Etsy research spreadsheet for logging what you find when you study your competition — competitor shops, individual listings, and how fast those shops are actually selling. Six tabs, 135 research fields, and a sales tracker that works out average sales per day for up to […] - [Find your online business bottleneck](https://vervidus.com/find-your-online-business-bottleneck/): Why Your Online Shop Isn’t Making Sales — And Which of the 4 Bottlenecks Is Yours Free. Arrives immediately. When a shop is stuck under $1,000/month, the cause is almost never “everything.” It’s one of four things: not enough qualified people reach your product (traffic), they arrive but don’t buy (offer), your platform or tracking hides what’s actually happening (platform), or the market you picked doesn’t have enough buyers (market). Fixing the wrong one is why effort stops producing results. You can usually tell them apart with three numbers you already have: monthly visits, conversion rate, and revenue per visitor. How […] - [E-commerce tools](https://vervidus.com/e-commerce-tools/) - [What Should I Sell Online?](https://vervidus.com/download-online-business-quiz/) - [Career Transition Roadmap](https://vervidus.com/the-career-change-roadmap/): Career Transition Roadmap Are you stuck in a career that doesn’t align with your long-term goals? Do you want to start your own business but lack the industry experience to make it happen? The right career move can set you up for entrepreneurial success—and this Career Transition Roadmap will show you how. This structured, step-by-step 35-page guide is designed for ambitious, financially motivated professionals who want to transition into an industry that aligns with their future business goals. No fluff—just clear, actionable strategies to help you make a smart, strategic career move that accelerates your path to business ownership. Why You […] - [Terms & Conditions](https://vervidus.com/terms-conditions/): Last updated: 10 August 2026 Please read these Terms carefully before buying. By placing an order on vervidus.com, you agree to them. Who we are These Terms are between you and: MB Vervidus, registered in Lithuania, European Union. Contact: info[at]vervidus.com or via our contact page. In these Terms, “we”, “us” and “our” mean MB Vervidus. “You” and “your” mean the person placing the order. What these Terms cover These Terms apply to everything you buy or download from vervidus.com. They do not apply to purchases made through our Etsy shop. Those are governed by Etsy’s Terms of Use, and your contract […] - [Small Business Series](https://vervidus.com/small-business-series/): Starting an online business shouldn’t be guesswork. You’ve already proven you have the energy to take action. Now it’s time to turn that energy into a profitable, sustainable side income—and eventually, absolute financial freedom. We’re launching something BIG. For over 10 years, we’ve worked with thousands of people just like you—helping them move from their very first step online to consistently growing income and expanding businesses. We have built a system that is tested, approved, and built for people who don’t have time to waste. 👉 Whether you feel stuck, have just lost a job, or simply want enough money to […] - [Download Etsy SEO Checklist](https://vervidus.com/download-etsy-seo-checklist/): Free Etsy SEO Checklist: 18 Checkpoints for Your Shop, Listings, and Conversion The Etsy SEO Checklist is a free spreadsheet that walks you through 18 checkpoints across three areas: your shop settings, your individual listings, and the conversion details that turn views into sales. It comes with working trackers for keyword research, title rewrites, tags with an automatic character counter, photo slots, and weekly conversion rates. Download it, open it in Excel or Google Sheets, and tick items off — the dashboard fills in as you go. Made by Jurga at Vervidus, after 11 years building e-commerce stores and working with […] - [Download Etsy Research Spreadsheet](https://vervidus.com/etsy-research-spreadsheet/) - [Career](https://vervidus.com/career/) - [Contact](https://vervidus.com/contact/): Common Questions Who are these tools for? Etsy sellers who already sell, but not enough. You have listings up, a few sales a month, and maybe a website that never took off. You want to reach $1,000 to $3,000 a month, and you are working on it around a job. That is who I build for. Who should not buy them? Skip these if you haven’t listed anything yet, or if you want someone else to do the work for you. The tools tell you what to do. You still have to do it. I sell on Etsy, but my website […] - [About](https://vervidus.com/about/): I make simple, step-by-step tools for people who already sell something online but are stuck under $1,000 a month and don’t know what to fix next.Most of my customers are not beginners. Many started on a marketplace, got tired of paying for someone else’s traffic, and built their own website. Some built the website first. They have tried SEO, blog posts, ads, and new platforms—often with nothing to show for it. After enough tries with no clear answer, the website sits untouched. Then it gets restarted. Then it sits again. I started Vervidus after seeing the same thing over and over: […] - [Home](https://vervidus.com/): Why Isn’t Your Shop Growing Past $1,000 a Month? It is almost never all of it at once. It is one thing.Either not enough of the right people see your product. Or they see it and leave. Or your shop and site hide what is really going on. Or the niche you picked does not have enough buyers.The free check uses your own numbers, not opinions. Twenty questions. About five minutes. Four Things Block Sales. Only One Is Yours. Traffic? Not enough of the right people reach your product. Offer? They reach it and leave without buying. Platform? 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