e-commerce is EVERYWHERE!!!

I mean everywhere.  I am not going to list them all but I am going to mention a few.

There's Goldsmith that seems to be very similar to Etsy

Of course there is Facebook for selling.  It's called StoreYa.  Why they got into this I'll never know.

I understand My Space is coming back strong and trying to rival iTunes.  Good Luck!!

We got tumblr, stumbleupon, pinterest, wanelo, luulla, and a number of others that escape me at the moment.

My sister sells her art on a ecommerce site strictly for artists.  I'll post all the links next week.  Sister's art work in a word is stunning!!

This site I discovered just the other day  Kitsy Lane.  Interesting article.  I am not an expert at these kind of sites however I appreciate them.  It is obvious they know something I don't know.  Look out Etsy this one could sting ya!!

Now don't think I am talking behind Etsy's back I am not.  Many of these comments have been made on the forum over there.  Many disgruntled sellers.  Maybe they just don't like change.  I say don't get your knickers in a twist and do what you came to Etsy to do.  I am forever an optimist, the glass is always half full kinda person.

Having said all this I have no intention of leaving Etsy at the moment but I did set up a stand alone site that I dearly love.  You might like it also.  It has a very odd name  TicTail.  They are based in the Netherlands and are growing by leaps and bounds.  Are they going to turn into any Etsy? gads who knows but like I always say