I’ve been running my handmade business for over a decade and I’ve helped A LOT of other people build their own businesses. I’ve seen that there are 4 distinct stages of a handmade business. 4 different income or sales levels that are quite different from each other.

In this post, I’m going to break those down and explain to you what you need to do at each of these different levels.

If your handmade business has plateaued and you’re not sure what to do, read this post because I’m going to share with you what you can work on so you can bust through the slow times and get back into making more sales than ever.

Before we get into the meat and potatoes of this post, I just want you to know, it’s totally normal to have your business stop growing.

Every business goes through a phase like this, sometimes even multiple times in the life of …

Getting your products featured in the media like magazines, bloggers, on influencers and so on can give your shop a ton of exposure which in turn a huge boost in sales.

I recently got my jewelry on a YouTuber’s channel who has 500,000 subscribers. I sent her a few products and I paid for shipping and to make the jewelry, but I didn’t have to pay any other fees.

I made more than $2,000 from that feature.

In this post, I’m going to show you how to …

If you want to take your handmade business to the next level and make a full time income in 2020, then keep reading this post because I’m going to share with you 5 different ways, with a lot of examples for how to double or triple your income from selling your products online.