Creating buzz for your business
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.
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.
Do you have an amazing idea for a business and you’re ready to put in the work to make it a reality?
There’s just one problem: you’re a minor.
You’ve got homework, after-school activities, and a social life to balance.
And you’re not really sure if you’re legally allowed to start a business until you’re 18.
These are legitimate concerns – but you’ve come to the right place.
I started my business when I was a minor, so I know all about running a business as a teenager.
The good, the bad, and the ugly.
I’m going to answer all of your questions about what it means to run a business as a teen.
Do you ever feel like giving up?
Like your business isn’t going anywhere and you're doggy-paddling to survive.
It might be difficult to think about, but it’s so important we talk about it.
I want you to know that it’s totally okay to have these feelings, and it’s okay to talk about them.
So many of us are afraid to speak up when we’re feeling bad.
Or to be honest with others (or ourselves, which is sometimes the hardest) when our business isn’t going just the way we imagined it.
But I think you’ll find that the more you talk about it, the better you’ll feel.
You’ll understand that this is something most people experience at some point or another.
You CAN overcome it.