Hello, I'm Mei Pak!
I started Creative Hive in 2014 out of a love of sharing my marketing experiments I was doing in my jewelry business, Tiny Hands, which I still run to this day.
I love helping people, and seeing fellow creatives and artists succeed in what they were born to do!
Want to start selling your art or handmade product online but not sure where to start?
Frustrated with spending so much time on social media and your shop still isn't growing?
Want to transition from shows and/or wholesale to selling more products online?
Don't want to rely on Etsy to make sales?
Craving a way to make sales without feeling uncomfortable with salesy or pushy tactics?
My Journey
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Bought a pack of hundreds of little amethyst chips for $10, sold 5 of $2 to my friends at school during recess.
Packed my entire life in two luggage bags (of course one bag included all my crafting supplies because I wasn’t aware Michael’s existed at the time). Flew from Malaysia to Wisconsin, USA to pursue a degree in Math. Continued selling my jewelry on the side when I wasn’t doing homework or in class.
Took my first ever jewelry making class where I lived in Malaysia, and made so much jewelry that I didn’t know where it should go. So I started an online shop. Tiny Hands was born!
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Graduated college, but had a hard time getting a job related to my degree. Went full time with Tiny Hands, and got a remote web designer job on the side to pay the bills.
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Had a tough first full time year in business. Barely made $3/hour. I was letting everyone down. Something needed to change. I came up with a strategy and started to invest in my business education.
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Made my first $30,000 year in sales. I was on to something!
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Made $80,000 in sales
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Huge dream come true. Got paid to teach on Creative Live, where other experts like Daymond John, Mel Robbins, Richard Branson, Tim Ferris have taught at.
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Finally hit six figures, making $200,000. I was featured on Parks and Recreation, Rachael Ray magazine, and a slew of other media. Creative Hive was born, out of my passion of wanting to share with other creatives how I did it, so they can do it too.
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Childhood dream come true. We move to Los Angeles so I could pursue acting. This was only possible because my business was supporting us financially.
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Helped my husband quit his job in programming, so he could start moving closer to HIS dreams making video games. My business fully supported us and our lifestyle.
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Started a third business selling print on demand personalized art. Spent $2,000 in start up costs, made $11,000. This business now makes 7 figures annually.
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Hit the million dollar revenue mark in a year for the first time. Husband takes over the new business. We make a total of $2 million dollars this year between all our businesses. We hire my husband’s brothers who were without jobs because of COVID.
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We’ve helped thousands of people start their creative businesses online, many of whom are able to now spend more time with their family, retire their partners, buy their dream homes, go on vacation and so much more.
This workshop is for anyone who makes and sells a handmade or physical product, including jewelry designers, artists, paper designers, bath & body product makers and more!
Secret #1
The #1 mistake people make with Etsy & social media
Secret #2
The secret to making it with your handmade
shop
Secret #3
How to make sales in your handmade shop with ease
Fave food: Sushi, seafood, dim sum, noodle soups, mushrooms and chocolaty desserts
Fave food: Truffle mushroom pasta, vegan double chocolate mug cake, tofu nuggets
Fave food: Sopaipillas
Fave food: Chicken wings
Fave food: Mozzarella sticks
Fave food: Sinigang and Adobo
Fave food: Deep fried cheese curds
Fave food: Korean
Fave food: Cashews, brazilian almonds
Fave food: Beef shawarma
Fave food: Seafood Pasta
Fave food: Tuna carbonara, cheese ravioli, and pork dumplings
After struggling with low traffic and poor sales despite her best efforts, Melissa enrolled in A Sale A Day Business System and learned actionable steps to increase traffic. She says, “The floodgates opened!”
I was a brand new mom with a brand new business. I had no idea what I was doing. As soon as I started implementing what I learned I felt like a legit business. Today, my husband can stay home with our baby girl instead of being on the road for weeks at a time."
Kathy had taken another handmade sales course but she was left confused. Kathy joined A Sale A Day Business System because she found actionable steps and gained a ton of confidence along the way. She says, "I feel like a business owner, not a hobbyist."
Stephanie needed clarity on her online business idea. A Sale A Day helped her solidify her idea and put it into practice. She says, "You can't do it alone. You need help. I would not be here without the A Sale A Day Business System program."