How to promotion wedding online store?

Make sure that if you use these two methods you set a daily budget, otherwise you may get a real shock! Also start small as a test and track everything. You cannot make good business decision without solid data.

Writing a blog or informative articles on your site is the way to go. You see many different companies and brands that build up a blog so that anyone interested in their field will come across their blog and from there be directed to their website.
The trick is to create a quality blog and then promote your blog through social media like facebook or twitter. If writing isn't your strong point you should probably hire a content writer to include all the important keywords within the article, because that is how people find your article. There is a worldwide directory of content writers at http://contentmaster.net/ which I find very helpful.

It helps to have a respected, established platform like Etsy for product sales that already has a built in customer base for almost every niche. And, considering how the product here is handmade bridal accessories, the Etsy idea would be the perfect fit. You could take it one step further by pinning photos from the Etsy wedding accessory store to Pinterest and publishing on Instagram and even updating Facebook wedding/bridal groups with new items from the Etsy store.

There are really only three ways to increase you online presence:

1) Increase a website's/blog's search engine through SEO methods to bring more traffic in - slow to achieve results though, and often immensely frustrating as the search engines change their ranking algorithms to your disadvantage and your profits take a nose dive.

2) Take up some of the, so called, free methods (Google+, Facebook, Articles - and there are many others). Very slow and time consuming to bring in significant profits though. Very frustrating for most who go down this route though

3) Buy targeted buyer traffic and drive it to your website - faster, and in my experience more effective. You have full control, can get it running in less than 24 hours, and you can scale it up quickly any time you want.

Which one you settle on will be determined by the monthly advertising budget you have to invest. Note however that the SEO, and 'Free' route are NOT free, you will have to pay someone to do it, or invest a lot of your valuable, and irreplaceable time to do it yourself.

I agree- Pinterest is great for the wedding niche!

I see the OP hasn't returned, but I want to thank you all for the posts. My Creative Personalized Keepsakes site is primarily wedding related too and right now I'm on a 31-day content creation challenge with myself with my blog.

If the OP happens to come back, here are some other suggestions from other wedding-related blogs I've visited.

1. Use LARGE photos in the blog posts
2. Use the Featured Photo option on WordPress
3. PINTEREST - pin every single blog post to Pinterest with your featured photo
4. Use long-tail, relevant keywords
5. Get mentioned on some high-traffic, wedding-related blogs and sites.
6. Do a blog post Every Single Day.

The wedding industry might seem saturated, and it IS highly, highly competitive. But if you have a passion for all things wedding related, you can still make some money with it, it just might take a little while - so patience is definitely a virtue in this industry.

Couldn't agree anymore with the folks here mentioning Pinterest. Since your in that specific niche, your images will do exceedingly well on there.

If you're going to go the Pinterest route, I would recommend some of these tips:

Just "Like" many pins.

Like pins and the images which are on the pins. Probably the simplest thing you can do on Pinterest. Follow certain people, not many, and get the pins or repins they do on your Pinterest wall.

Go to other users and start liking about five or so "Pins" really fast, and see them react to it. Many times, they just might follow you and get "one" more follower to your number.

Nothing of this should take long. Just like "five" or so pins from a new user, and "like" as many pins from the people you are following. That takes about "5-10″ minutes. That's it.

You will see some great results just doing this simple tactic.


"Repin" as much as "Liking".

Repinning should be used very extensively as well. But repin only from the users that you are following since you are following them for the content they are presenting. Only follow users if you do indeed like what they pin and repin.

Repinning shows more appreciation than just "liking" and you grab more attention by doing that. Make sure your profile has all the boards created, and repin the images that you really like or think that will help your profile look better.

Have many boards set up, and repin them back to the boards. The "repinning" should go along the liking you will be doing. When you have finished doing the liking, save another 5 or ten minutes to "repin" more pins to your collections.

Don't get carried away with this part of the interaction. It can truly distract yourself, and time will not be on your mind. Have a purpose and go get it done with the correct amount of time.

These two, are probably the most "powerful" features of Pinterest to gain on. These are the "bread and butter" of Pinterest, and how it functions to the core.


- Samuel

pintrest ,facebook....