Are you looking for a way to make this year’s sales the best they can be? 

Now that you’ve created your online shop and made your product line, the next step is to get your name out there so you can scale up your sales! 

If you take the time to plan now, in quarter 2 and 3, you could place yourself for “lift-off” status by the end of the year. 

How? 

The answer might surprise you.

When I started my handmade business, I had BIG goals. 

I wanted to make a living selling my handmade jewelry, but I wasn’t sure exactly how I’d get there. 

In the beginning, I was barely scraping by, even though I was working a full-time schedule. 

Today, my first business, Tiny Hands, makes $200k in sales each year, and the other two businesses we have make a couple million each, per year. 

I’ll show you how I did it – and how you can do it, too. …

If you’re not having much success with your handmade business, it might be because of the products you’re selling. 

As artists, we want to believe that our work is sellable no matter what, but the hard truth is that that’s not always the case. 

When starting a handmade business, it’s important to be able to separate our business from our art, so we can focus on creating products that actually sell. 

That’s why today, I’m going to tell you 5 things to avoid with your handmade …

In this post, I’m going to let you in on how you can go from $1,000 a day to $10,000 a day. 

Yeah, you read that right!

Your handmade business is going well, but you still aren’t bringing in as much income as you’d like to. 

Does this sound familiar? 

You’re constantly working, making those sales, shipping those boxes, but you don’t know how you can keep going at this rate without higher rates.