Pricing handmade products on Etsy can feel weirdly stressful, especially when you’re scared of charging too much, undercharging yourself, or getting it completely wrong.

In this episode, I’m walking you through a simple beginner-friendly way to price handmade products for Etsy without using spreadsheets or overcomplicating it.

We cover:
💸 the bare minimum numbers you actually need
💸 how to include your time in your prices
💸 why so many handmade sellers undercharge
💸 how buyer psychology affects what feels “worth it”
💸 when pricing is the real issue, and when it’s actually a listing or conversion problem
💸 what to check in your Etsy shop before lowering your prices

This is mainly for beginner Etsy sellers, but the pricing advice applies on any platform if you sell handmade products.

If you’ve been guessing your prices, copying competitors, or changing numbers every time you wobble, this will help you build a much more solid pricing method.

And if you want help figuring out whether the issue is your price or your listing, grab my freebie: Why Your Etsy Listings Aren’t Selling Yet - and What To Do About It. https://www.handmadebosses.com/whynosales

It’ll help you spot what’s actually stopping buyers from converting so you can fix the right thing first.

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Give me 10 minutes a day for five days and I’ll help you get clear on what to post, what to stop doing, and how to show up online without it taking over your life.

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The link’s also in the show notes.

Do you need a niche to start on Etsy?

Yes… but not in the rigid, overcomplicated way the internet makes it sound.

In this episode, I’m breaking down how beginner Etsy sellers can choose a niche without boxing themselves in too early. We’re talking about the difference between having a clear starting direction and being all over the shop, how to test product ideas properly, and how to use Etsy data like views, favourites, and search terms to refine your niche over time.

Inside this episode, you’ll learn:
👉 how to choose an Etsy niche when you’re just starting
👉 why “perfect niche” advice causes paralysis
👉 the difference between intentional testing and random product chaos
👉 how buyers actually experience your shop when they land cold
👉 what your first listings can tell you about what’s working
👉 how to refine your Etsy niche based on clicks, favourites, and sales
👉 how this advice applies on Etsy and other handmade selling platforms too

This is for handmade sellers who feel stuck because they think they need their whole brand figured out before they can start. You don’t. You need a smart starting lane, real buyer feedback, and a way to build from evidence instead of guesswork.

And if your listings are getting views but not turning into sales, grab my freebie:
Why Your Etsy Listings Aren’t Selling Yet - and What To Do About It ... https://www.handmadebosses.com/whynosales

It’ll help you spot what buyers might be hesitating over, so you can fix the bits that are quietly hurting your sales.

This episode also lines up with the early-stage focus on narrowing your niche, choosing a direction, and learning from real market feedback instead of waiting for perfect clarity

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If social media feels way harder than it should… this is for you.

Fix Your Socials Week starts 16th April … it’s a free challenge for handmade business owners who are fed up overthinking content and still not seeing sales.

Give me 10 minutes a day for five days and I’ll help you get clear on what to post, what to stop doing, and how to show up online without it taking over your life.

No fluff.

No pressure.

No trying to keep up with everyone else.

Just practical support that actually makes sense.

Sign up now at www.handmadebosses.com/fixyoursocials

The link’s also in the show notes.

If your Etsy listing sounds awkward, stiff, or like you panicked and copied bits from 12 other shops… this one’s for you.

Because here’s the thing: your traffic probably isn’t the problem. Your listing just isn’t doing its job yet.

In this episode, I’m showing new Etsy sellers how to write Etsy listings like a real human (without ditching SEO), so buyers actually understand what you’re selling and feel confident enough to click Add to basket.

We cover:
✅T he simple Etsy listing structure that works for any handmade product
✅ How to write Etsy titles that sound normal but still include keywords
✅ The first 3 lines of your Etsy description that matter most (because people SCAN)
✅ What to write when you don’t know what buyers care about yet
✅ How to use bullet points + FAQs to reduce “Should I buy this?” hesitation
✅ Why keyword stuffing makes your listings worse (and what to do instead)


Examples included for:
✅ handmade candles
✅ handmade jewellery
✅ crochet + knitted items

🧠 Plus: I teach the Buyer Brain Map (what people are actually looking for when they read a listing) and the Listing Anatomy you can copy/paste into every product description.

👍 If this helped, subscribe for more Etsy selling tips for handmade businesses.

🎧 And if you want to listen instead, search The Handmade Bosses Podcast.

Insta CTA

If social media feels way harder than it should… this is for you.

Fix Your Socials Week starts 16th April … it’s a free challenge for handmade business owners who are fed up overthinking content and still not seeing sales.

Give me 10 minutes a day for five days and I’ll help you get clear on what to post, what to stop doing, and how to show up online without it taking over your life.

No fluff.

No pressure.

No trying to keep up with everyone else.

Just practical support that actually makes sense.

Sign up now at www.handmadebosses.com/fixyoursocials

The link’s also in the show notes.