Image 1 — Etsy Ads drop to almost 0
Image 2 — Etsy Ads drop to almost 0

Etsy Ads drop to almost 0

I’m a relatively new Etsy seller and I’m trying to understand what happened with my Etsy Ads rather than just changing things randomly.

I have one digital product that has made 5 sales so far. Four sales happened with my old thumbnail, and the most recent one happened after I changed it.
My Etsy Ads stats for the last 30 days:

1,644 views → 20 clicks → 2 orders → $8.64 revenue

The interesting part is the graph. At the beginning of the period Etsy was giving the listing quite a lot of impressions — at one point around 350/day. Then delivery gradually dropped, and for roughly the last two weeks it’s been almost zero.
The listing is still enabled for Ads.

I’ve also checked:
Search Visibility — no issues
Ad search terms — all seem relevant
The listing has 5 sales total

I recently renewed the listing and increased the price slightly, but I haven’t made any other major changes. (2 days ago, not before the views drop)

Is this normal Etsy Ads behavior when a listing stops winning enough auctions, or is there something else I should check?

I’m especially interested in hearing from sellers who have had impressions suddenly drop to almost zero while the listing itself still converts.
Screenshots attached.

u/NewMathematician7947 — 12 days ago
▲ 2 r/elementaryschoolers+1 crossposts

Emotions Flashcards For Kids

Hi everyone! 👋

I am a graphic designer and I’ve been working on a set of printable emotion flashcards for young children. Each card includes an emotion, a simple explanation, a child-friendly illustration, and a short coping strategy to encourage conversations about feelings.

My goal is to create something that parents, teachers, therapists, and psychologists can actually use—not just something that looks cute.

I also decided to add "I don't know" as a way to open up a conversation with the kid.

I’d really appreciate your professional or parenting perspective:

• Would you use cards like these?
• Is there anything you would change or add?
• What do you think about "I don't know" as an option?

u/NewMathematician7947 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/Emotions+1 crossposts

Why I included "I don't know" card in my emotions set for kids?

I’ve created a hand-drawn emotion card set for kids and included a special “I don’t know” card. My thinking was that children sometimes experience mixed or confusing feelings and shouldn’t feel pressured to choose an emotion they can’t identify yet.

My son found it really interesting and it often led to conversations like: “I’m not sad… but I’m not happy either.”

Therapists and teachers here: what do you think? Have you seen children benefit from having permission not to know?

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u/NewMathematician7947 — 3 months ago