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 pitch your products.

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.

In this post, I want to share with you my most successful product launch ever.

When I released this product for sale, I was able to bring in an additional $30,000 to my sales that year and it only kept growing from there. This year I made about $84,000 selling this product.

If you're curious to learn more, keep reading.

You can make more profit in your handmade business if you can get a customer to buy from you again and again.

If you're having trouble getting them to come back and turn into repeat customers, read this post.

I'm going to share with you 5 easy ways to get more repeat buyers so you can make more sales and more money without it being a lot of extra work for you.

I almost didn't want to create this post, but I'm going to. I think it's an important lesson that you need to hear.

I'm going to share with you something I've never shared before with anyone else, and that is my $2,000 mistake on Shopify.

Ugh. Okay, here goes.