How can I draw some attention to my shop?

[nekosync]

The title says it all.

 

[Lassy]

You can out the link of your shop in your signature, like that, whenever you post somewhere on the forum, people will see your link. :3

 

[nekosync]

You can out the link of your shop in your signature, like that, whenever you post somewhere on the forum, people will see your link. :3

I've already done that and I have no business, heh.

I added an image which you can click to be redirected to my shop rather than a line of text - hopefully that'll do the trick...

 

[-Apples-]

Just be patient. You will get people to come to your shop.

 

[nekosync]

Just be patient. You will get people to come to your shop.

That could be true, but it might be something wrong with my layout... :/

Should I change anything about it? Here it is: http://www.belltreeforums.com/showthread.php?224213-Neko-s-Boutique

 

[-Apples-]

The problem is that there is a pattern request forum on the New Leaf sub-forums. I also know a guy on GameFAQs who can design patterns for free. It's the commodity, not the poor advertising. A shop on series/themes/sets would be nice. That would pull in some users.

 

[nekosync]

What do you mean by series/themes/sets?

 

[-Apples-]

I'm talking in-game furniture. And I'm not telling you to open a store where you order furniture series from catalog to sell, I'm trying to tell you that a shop that sells patterns won't sell well. Competition is the issue. You can make high-quality patterns, but some can make high-quality patterns at a lower price (or at no price at all). I'm just suggesting that you should have a different commodity.

 

[nekosync]

I'm talking in-game furniture. And I'm not telling you to open a store where you order furniture series from catalog to sell, I'm trying to tell you that a shop that sells patterns won't sell well. Competition is the issue. You can make high-quality patterns, but some can make high-quality patterns at a lower price (or at no price at all). I'm just suggesting that you should have a different commodity.

Well, I don't really have one commodity that I stick to - I take requests from people, and I make them into designs which they can take for free.