If you’re a maker and you heavily relied on craft shows, live events, and farmer’s markets to make sales, you’re probably experiencing a huge hit on your income right now due to coronavirus and events being canceled.

In this post, I’m going to share with you a super effective and fast way to get your business online and making sales again. 

This strategy that I’m about to share with you is not just for makers who made most of their income through live events, but also for …

If your handmade business is suffering because of Coronavirus, I want to help.

In this post, I’m going to share with you 5 ways to get your business back in shape and making sales again. 

If you’re still freaking out because of the Coronavirus, I get it. It’s affecting everyone.

On top of all the personal stuff you need to take care of like buying toilet paper, staying inside with the kids for what feels like forever, so much hand-washing, and all the new health safety habits …

Amazon FBA is an untapped goldmine for us handmade sellers and today I’m going to show you how to get started with just 5 simple steps. 

If you’ve been around the blog for a while, you’ll know that I started selling my own handmade jewelry on my website at tinyhandsonline.com. I was also selling my products over on regular Amazon (not handmade) and I was actually doing pretty well, considering I didn’t do anything more than publish my product listings. But a friend of mine who was …

Are you struggling to wrap your head around the cost of selling your products on Amazon?

In this post, we’ll be taking a detailed look at Amazon’s fees whether you’re a seller on regular Amazon, Amazon Handmade or Fulfillment by Amazon. We’ll be breaking down the fees across each and giving examples so you can have a better idea of the cost you’re looking at to sell on Amazon.

Compared to Etsy, it’s a little bit more difficult to understand the different types of fees for selling …