If you're serious about your handmade business and you want to grow to the next level and make more money while working less, this is the post for you.

Hi! My name is Mei Pak and I help makers, artists and creatives make a consistent income selling their handmade products online.

In this post, I'm going to share with you why you should hire help in your business and the exact steps to do that.

I know you may think, “I'm barely even paying myself from my  business, I'm not in a position to hire help.”

Does your handmade business feel like a total mess?

You can't find things, you're not productive and you know you could be more organized?

In this post, I'm going to share with you my favorite tool that runs my business. It's powerful and even better, it's totally FREE!

Are you struggling to get things done in your business?

You only have so many hours in a week, right?

In this post, I'm going to show you how to get more done in less time so you can get back to doing what you love – making your art and products.

My name is Mei Pak and I help makers, artists and creatives make a consistent income from selling their handmade products online.

Work in Batches

My very first tip for you is to do your work in bulk, or in batches. Like an assembly-line.

You're taking advantage of what's called “economies of scale”.

Are you currently selling your handmade products wholesale but you're not quite sure how to get more wholesale orders?

Well, in this post, I'm going to show you four ways to get more wholesale orders in your handmade business.

Hi, my name is Mei Pak, and I help makers, artists, and creatives, create a consistent income, selling their handmade products online.

1. Place Wholesale Information on Your Website

The very first tip that I have for you is to just place some sort of wholesale information on your website.

This could be just information informing people that you sell wholesale along with your terms or could be a page that has a contact form. Including a contact form allows people who are interested in buying wholesale from you to put in their information so you could reach out to them with more information.

Do you want to start selling your handmade products wholesale to brick and mortar stores?

Keep reading because in this post I'm going to share with you what you need to know before starting your wholesale business.

Hi, my name is Mei Pak, and I help makers, artists, and designers create a consistent income selling their handmade products online.

Quantity

The first question you're going to need to ask yourself is, can you handle producing quantities of more products?