Articles specifically about growing a TpT business.
If you’re trying to decide between TPT Basic and Exclusive, there’s one word that seems to be causing a lot of confusion: exclusivity. What does being an Exclusive Seller actually prevent you from doing?
TPT Exclusivity Explained: What You Can and Can’t Sell Outside TPT Read Post »
If you sell on Teachers Pay Teachers, you’ve probably spent the last week thinking about TPT more than you intended to. Here are five things you can do now.
The TPT Town Hall Left Sellers With More Questions Than Answers. 5 Things You Can Do Now Read Post »
TPT’s new Basic and Exclusive Seller memberships are changing how TPT sellers can sell and grow their businesses. Here’s what to consider before you choose.
TPT’s New Seller Membership: What It Means for Your Business Read Post »
TPT sellers often ask: What keywords should I put in my title? It’s a reasonable question. But I think there’s a better one: Can a teacher quickly understand what this resource is and whether it’s relevant to them? Because your TPT title has two important jobs: If a teacher sees your product in search results
How to Write TPT Product Titles That Help Buyers Find Your Resources Read Post »
You open your TPT dashboard and see that people are looking at your product. The views are there. But the sales aren’t. So naturally, you start thinking about SEO. Maybe you need better keywords. Maybe you need more traffic. Maybe you need to rewrite the title. But before you start changing everything, there’s another question
Getting TPT Views But No Sales? Here’s What to Check Read Post »
If you’ve been selling on Teachers Pay Teachers for a while, there’s a good chance your store has grown into something much bigger than you ever intended. Maybe you have 100 products. Maybe 500. Maybe you’ve lost count. And when you start thinking about TPT SEO, it’s easy to think you need to go through
Don’t Optimise Your Entire TPT Store: What to Work on First Read Post »
Not getting TPT search traffic? Learn why your products may not be showing up for the searches that matter — and what you can do to improve their visibility.
Why Your TPT Products Aren’t Showing Up in Search — And What You Can Do About It Read Post »
Your TPT store is an essential part of your business—but it shouldn’t be your only marketing strategy. Learn how your website, blog and SEO work together to help more teachers discover your resources.
Why Your TPT Store Isn’t Your Entire Marketing Strategy Read Post »
Product descriptions help teachers buy your resources. Blog posts help them find you in the first place. Learn why both play an important role in growing your teacher business through SEO.
The Difference Between Blogging and Product Descriptions Read Post »
