I have a hand picked list for all sorts of crafting mediums. It’s been live since the 3rd and only 2 views, which were probably me. LOL.
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How does one go about getting it noticed? I’ve got it in my shop’s chat area, but not sure how to make the URL clickable in there. I do have it on my Facebook.
Thanks for any help,
Marge
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MKDesigner Reputation: 39 See MKDesigner's booth |
Hand picked lists can take quite awhile to be noticed much, maybe especially during the summer when everyone is on vacations? How to get noticed? that’s difficult.
You might try to join and use Pinterest (making one collection your list. FB works if you have a steady following, but most do not…tweet it…mention it within your booth chat area….blog it……I’m running out of ideas here, but the best you can do is to work it and see what occurs
Heck, I’ll click it just for grins and shiggles
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A_O_and_DDP Reputation: 232 See A_O_and_DDP's booth |
I would suggest picking your prettiest images for the top row, because that’s what people see when they’re browsing the HPL lists. Think of images that look like they’d be in a magazine. Also, the more lists you make, the more of a following you’ll develop. And don’t forget a catchy title to pique people’s interest.
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ToysAndTreasures Reputation: 916 See ToysAndTreasures' booth |
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