MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) have a strategic role in improving the community's economy. As a center for wood carving, most MSMEs in Jepara have not yet utilized information technology optimally. They tend to use conventional marketing methods. As a result, they have to face a severe impact on the decline in turnover due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aims to describe and analyze the obstacles MSMEs face in expanding the product marketing network in order to expand the reach of product marketing in Relief Craft MSMEs. The methods used are interviews, observations, and literature studies. The open interviews were conducted with the owners and two workers of Relief Crafts MSMEs. Currently, Relief Crafts MSMEs do marketing manually through social media, banners, brochures, and word of mouth; thus, it is necessary to implement a system that can support their housing marketing activities. The Marketing Information System for Relief Crafts MSMEs is designed on a web-based basis, so it is hoped that it will provide the companies with an opportunity to expand their marketing network, not only limited to local areas but also can reach a wider area as long as consumers have internet access.