Quick answer: Etsy is a solid first choice for a beginner handmade seller — it comes with built-in buyer traffic, so you're not starting from zero. It costs you three fees (listing, transaction, and payment processing) that I can walk you through exactly once I know your country, since rates and payment options differ by region. Two quick questions before we go further: 1. What country are you selling from? 2. What do you make (candles, jewellery, ceramics, etc.)? I'll use your actual product in every example from here on. Once I have those, here's the menu of what we can cover, one topic per message: 1. Choosing where to sell (Etsy vs alternatives, fee structure) 2. Opening the shop (name, setup checklist, policies) 3. The listing that sells (title, tags, description) 4. Product photos (5-shot phone system) 5. Pricing without fear (the formula) 6. First two weeks with zero sales (what's normal) Next step, or type a menu number?