Hi all

I send high value items and always use a tracked service.
I think it would be really useful if when marking an item as shipped, i could also add the tracking reference.

I understand that I can email the customer with this info, but it would be great if that info was in their dispatch email/folksy account.

what do you all think?

Thank you, Corinne x

I have made a number of matching gift sets containing more than one item i.e. earrings and a pendant. Sometimes a bracelet too.

As it currently stands when I add them to Folksy I list them under pendant/necklaces and then add my own shop collection, but if a customer is browsing Folksy home page (rather than navigating an individual shop) would it be a fair option to have a ‘gift set’ option in the jewellery menu?

Apologies if this has been asked before. The first time I posted the suggestion I accidentally hit the back button.

It will greatly increase sales to have conditional discount codes for our shops. At present the only type of discount code functionality is a whole-of-order flat rate discount which is unsuitable for running specific promotions.

It's far better to have conditional codes for specific campaigns, a few examples:

• x% off items in a specific shop category


• "three for two" pricing


• BOGOF


• x% off when you buy x number or more items


• spend £x or more and get x% off

There are lots of variations that can be created for specific discounts all of which will encourage more sales.

my shop is getting bigger and I'm struggling to find outdated tags to update or items I need to copy to create new ones (the thumbnails are too small too) so wondered if there is a plan by folksy designers to add a search function to the backend of our shops to make navigating around listings easier and quicker?
it could pick up the titles and tags only and I'd be super happy.!

Buyers could save postage and could also meet face to face (masked of course!)

Sometimes I want to be able to look back at an order so the ability to search would be useful. Perhaps see if a customer has ordered from me before. Orders don’t seem to stay chronological either which doesn’t help.

I was surprised to find that colour tags aren't searchable when you're using the search bar - which I think will be how most people use the site. Could they be made searchable the same way ordinary tags are? Sometimes there is more than one way to describe a colour and it looks odd if the description is peppered with alternative colour names - the tags are surely a better place.

i noticed earlier today when i was playing about with listings that there are a few material missing including feathers would it be possible to update the lists

I used to use Etsy (by the way i much prefer Folksy) but one thing they had which made it a lot easier for sellers is that I could buy Royal Mail stamps direct them from them and then print my own label and attach them to envelopes with weight, QR codes, addresses etc. I know it might take quite a lot of effort on your part but really I think it's worth it.

Is it possible to show how many items have been shown the the front page

Add the buyer's address copy function

Add variation photos

It would be useful to easily see the total quantities sold of each item. And an exportable list that shows the item, the number sold, and when

My jewellery is all made using crystals. Currently for my earrings & necklaces I have the option of "gemstones" as a subcategory but gemstones doesn't appear under bracelets & bangles, so I have to list them as "beaded".
If we can have gemstones under necklaces, pendants & earrings, can we have gemstones under bracelets & bangles please

Currently I have to decide whether to list some items as mens jewellery versus large sized womens jewellery where it is in fact suitable for both. Would be good to be able to list it as unisex.

There is currently no 'gemstone' category when listing bracelets however there is for other jewellery items. Suggest this is added.

Suggest making it more arts and crafts focused - current description is quite stereotypical and patronising and misses the opportunity to highlight a strong craft tradition.

Please may we have a spellcheck?