ETSY

I have decided to offer my services on ETSY (an american site ,similar to Ebay) as there seems to be quite a weak market at the moment. Over the last week I have ahad only 10 enquiries and none have led to web design work, which Iis what I am looking at. Seems strange that at a time when people need to sell their products/services more than ever, no one wants to spend 70 pounds on a website - they would rather do a mailshot!!!!

I have one website in the pipeline, which is amazing considering - am I marketing my business incorrectly?

Anyone who looks at my work, I would welcome your feedback (without bad language please)

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