Creative Hive

How Introverts Can Show Up More on Camera

If you want to make sales, it’s important that you’re connecting with your community.

For online businesses, one of the best ways to make real connections with people is through video.

It’s the greatest way to simulate in person interactions, but online!

Not only will video help you to establish a relationship with potential customers, but it’s also a great marketing tool.

But, not all business owners are charismatic extroverts who shine in front of the camera.

For introverts, the idea of putting yourself out there for the world to see might feel incredibly daunting.

That’s why I’m going to dive into strategies that can help introverts get more comfortable in front of the camera!

If you’ve read my blog before, you know I’m a huge proponent for getting outside help whenever you need it.

Running a business is just way too much work for one person to handle all on their own.

Learning to delegate is the best way to avoid total burnout and is what will help your business grow!

Assuming you’ve already decided you need help, your next question is probably: where can you actually find the people who can help you.

You want to work with people who know how to do the job and get it done well.

Today, I’m going to tell you my go-to places for outsourcing help.

Are you looking to start your own YouTube channel to help promote your handmade shops?

Not only can you reach a huge, new audience, but making the videos can be a super fun process.

For Creative Hive, YouTube has been an AMAZING journey.

I have so much fun making videos for you – and it’s been great at bringing in sales, so I keep doing it!

That said, running a YouTube channel that’s effective at what you want it to do is not for everyone.

It’s super time consuming work.

Today, I’ll dive into what you need to know before starting a channel of your own, so you can decide if YouTube is the right move for you.

The country is opening up again and that means craft shows are, too!

After over a year off from the hustle of setting up shop at a fair, you might be ready to get back out there and sell your art in person.

Craft shows can be a great source of income and a fun opportunity to meet other artists.

Remember though shows shouldn’t be your only source of income.

If you’re planning on taking your post-pandemic business offline, you’ll want to read these 5 questions to ask yourself before you do!

Who doesn’t love a unique t-shirt featuring a cool printed design?!

Whether it’s our favorite band, an inside-joke, or a business logo, screen printed t-shirts make a statement about who we are.

It’s super fun to wear these shirts – but it’s even more fun to make them.

If you’ve got great designs, why not put them on a t-shirt?

Today, I’m going to tell you how you can turn your printmaking hobby or dream into a profitable business.

With the right design and business model, your shirts could be flying off the shelves in no time.

The best part, you don’t have to limit your printmaking business to t-shirts.

The options are endless:

If you can print on it, you can make it.