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Master Post: Shops
Dec. 27th, 2018 09:33 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sassybirdHere is the master post for online shops!
If you run a shop on places like Etsy, redbubble, or your own site which you run, then you are more than welcome to post in the comments below. Unlike the commission posts, both monthly and master, I will not be organizing categories for people to post under. This is mostly because shops can have a large variety of wares and that would get a little messy in the organization style that I utilize for commission posts. The same shop could have prints, keychains, pins, shirts, and a whole lot more.
However, I do still want to make this easy for consumers to find what they want. Thus, for those who are posting for their shops, I will request that you list what kind of items you are selling in your subject title. In the comments below, I will show an example comment to give you an idea of what I mean.
As with the Permanent Commission Master Post, I will have you fill out a form as part of the process. You can add other things to it, but the basics of the form will need to be present.
If you have more than one online shop (ex. an etsy and a redbubble), then you have two options depending on the differences between them:
♢ If your shops are mostly the same (ex. both sell the same t-shirts and prints, just on different sites), then you can include the link to the other shop(s) in the same comment. Any minor differences can be noted in the description.
♢ If your shops are mostly different (ex. redbubble sells fandom tees, your other shop sells replica medieval weaponry), then you should make two separate comments for them.
Name: (your name)
Store Name: (shop name, if any)
Store Link: (link here to shop)
Store Description: (a short description of your store- what it sells, if it's original or fandom based, etc. can be as short as a sentence or longer)
Sample Wares: (an area where you can link to certain items such as best sellers or what you're particularly proud of. you can include longer descriptions if you like, such as how long a certain item might take to make. small images are also fine.)
If you run a shop on places like Etsy, redbubble, or your own site which you run, then you are more than welcome to post in the comments below. Unlike the commission posts, both monthly and master, I will not be organizing categories for people to post under. This is mostly because shops can have a large variety of wares and that would get a little messy in the organization style that I utilize for commission posts. The same shop could have prints, keychains, pins, shirts, and a whole lot more.
However, I do still want to make this easy for consumers to find what they want. Thus, for those who are posting for their shops, I will request that you list what kind of items you are selling in your subject title. In the comments below, I will show an example comment to give you an idea of what I mean.
As with the Permanent Commission Master Post, I will have you fill out a form as part of the process. You can add other things to it, but the basics of the form will need to be present.
If you have more than one online shop (ex. an etsy and a redbubble), then you have two options depending on the differences between them:
♢ If your shops are mostly the same (ex. both sell the same t-shirts and prints, just on different sites), then you can include the link to the other shop(s) in the same comment. Any minor differences can be noted in the description.
♢ If your shops are mostly different (ex. redbubble sells fandom tees, your other shop sells replica medieval weaponry), then you should make two separate comments for them.
Name: (your name)
Store Name: (shop name, if any)
Store Link: (link here to shop)
Store Description: (a short description of your store- what it sells, if it's original or fandom based, etc. can be as short as a sentence or longer)
Sample Wares: (an area where you can link to certain items such as best sellers or what you're particularly proud of. you can include longer descriptions if you like, such as how long a certain item might take to make. small images are also fine.)
