Esty successful shop suggestion newsletters had advice from one crafter

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whose shop sold $500 in a few months. AT first the person didn't sell much of anything, but now the shop is doing well. The person said to put a new item on every day or renew an item. That keeps one item out there on the new item part of the page. Of course the newsletter has many other suggestions. I'm thinking about this particular suggestion. No, I don't have a shop on there yet. I'm studying up so if and when I do, it will be successful. I think it would be hard to put a new item out every day as a completed craft and even every day as a new supply. As a gatherer, maybe spring, summer and fall I could. As a person who can make swags and wreaths, maybe between Thanksgiving and Christmas I could. Even as a recycler, maybe once in a while when I take beads and do-dads off clothes I could resell zippers and beads that I reclaimed. Even with gathering, recycling, making things, reclaiming things, something new 365 days of the year would be hard. But the person also said renew. Postings are for 4 months. If things didn't sell, renewing a post for them could take some of those days out after 4 months. But I would hope I had sold many things by 4 months. Probably not, but one would hope. At any rate, what do you think of this advice? Could you make it work? Have you ever pondered advice and tried to figure out how to make it work? Do you have a successful craft shop? At home? On the road to show? Online? Have you had to think about ways to make it work? Have you made it work? Are you still trying different things to make it work? Did something work for a while, but not now and you're searching again? Where are you in the continuum of becoming a successful shop owner? I'm in the research phase.