RISE podcast with Rachel Hollis. Today's episode of RISE is the wake-up call you need to start working on it RIGHT THIS MINUTE, courtesy of my guest, Alicia Shaffer. Alicia is here to tell you about how the scariest failure of her life motivated her to take her Etsy shop from side hustle to a life-changing empire.
Alicia Shaffer Talks Creative Business Ideas on FOX NEWS Etsy's richest seller, Alicia Shaffer, recently appeared on Fox News to share her insights on how to make money on Etsy. With over $35 million in sales and years of experience in the e-commerce industry, Alicia is a leading expert on selling products online. In her interview on Fox News, she shared her top tips for making money on Etsy, including the importance of creating a strong brand, developing a unique product line, and establishing a marketing plan. Alicia's creative approach to selling on Etsy has made her one of the most successful sellers on the platform. From building a strong foundation for her business to developing innovative marketing strategies, Alicia...
Alicia Shaffer is the founder of Three Bird Nest Designs. After just 3 years in business her bohemian apparel and accessories brand has become the second bestselling handmade products shop on Etsy, earning more than 86,000 sales. Here is her story: Q: What’s the meaning behind your business name? A: I have a tattoo on my arm I got in New York that is symbolic of my three children. It’s three little birds in a nest. When I was thinking of a name for my Etsy shop I looked at my arm and it kind of just popped up as a name…and it’s stuck! Q: How did your childhood and upbringing influence your passion for fashion and entrepreneurship? A: I...
Business Insider explores Three Bird Nest's success on Etsy. How this woman became the biggest seller on Etsy with $80,000 a month in sales ASHLEY LUTZ FEB. 18, 2015, 11:37 AM Alicia Shaffer is the most successful seller on Etsy. The mom of three started selling boho-inspired hats and scarves through her online shop, Three Bird Nest, in November 2011. Shaffer wanted to bring in some extra money after the clothing store she and her husband managed in the San Francisco Bay shut down in the recession. "I would have been thrilled to make $100 to $200 a month to pay for my daughter's dance lessons," Shaffer told Business Insider. "I was really just trying to make a couple of sales a week...
