I think a key aspect of improving is to keep track of how you’re doing and then try different things to see if you can improve (optimize) those numbers. Apparently collecting email addresses is an important thing for new websites. If you sell on a third party marketplace (like Teachers Pay Teachers, Fiverr, Udemy), you […]
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Experiment #5: DOES translating reources into other languages lead to sales on TpT?
This week, I’m going to try to release my best selling resource in French and Spanish. Spanish because the US is the largest market on Teachers Pay Teachers. French because I’m in Ontario and I feel for my French language colleagues who can never find decent resources. Background My buddy makes around $2,000 USD a […]
Does running Google Ads or Facebook Ads lead to more sales on TpT?
This week’s experiment is to see if ads leads to sales. It’s Black Friday season and I’m running a pretty decent 20-80% off sale on our 21st Century Learning resources on the four day weekend. I don’t want to simply throw money on ads and hope for the best. I’m a big fan of monitoring […]
Does updating your product description on Teachers Pay Teachers lead to more sales?
Teachers Pay Teachers must have an algorithm that they use to decide which products to list at the top. (Kind of like how Google has a magical algorithm to decide which websites should be at the top.) I wonder how TpT decides which products to show at the top when someone searches in their marketplace. […]
How do you make more sales on Teachers Pay Teachers?
Today, I’m working on how to make more sales on Teachers Pay Teachers. One of my projects to make money online is around the sale of digital products. Basically, I create teacher resources, and then try to sell them through a third-party marketplace. This year, as of today (Mon Jun 3, 2019), I have 16 […]
