misi

[dogplant]

after reading a few posts on here,,i decided to register with misi....anyone got any tips for this site.....thanks martin

[sherrielinda]

sorry can't give you any tips, but good luck & let us know how it goes.

[Madison Mae]

I registered yesterday so will be interested to see what advice pops up.

[dogplant]

looks quite easy to use,,,,,
was wondering what sort of customers are looking at this site,,,ie businesses,shops,ordinary folk
if anyone knows that big buinesses are looking can they let me know...will have to change a few things on the items i got on there now

martin

[riff_raff_caff]

Hi there

Check out the Misi forums, they are a really friendly bunch and very helpful.
There are loads of interesting threads and lots of good advice to help get you started.

Good luck

Cath

[riff_raff_caff]

Oh, also have you looked at Folksy? They too have great forums. Might be worth a look just to get a feel for how these sites work.

I think generally at the moment the customers are usually other sellers. It's worth promoting yourself within these sites and beyond to push traffic to your own site.

It's also great for networking with other sellers just give yourself a bit of a confidence boost to keep going.

Cath

[BlueShedCrafts]

Misi

Hello,
I have a shop on MISI,
http://rosytint.misi.co.uk

It is a friendly site to use and the forums are easy to navigate with 'nice' people in them.

Emma Hogg who owns and runs the site works very hard at promoting the site and she is always open to suggestions.

It's just based on the etsy/ folksy model....not much more I can say really except I do like it and have made more sales there then I did with Folksy which I no longer bother with.