If you want to sell your handmade products to small retail stores, you need to read this post first where I’m going to share with you six things you need to know so that you can set yourself up for success and make a ton of sales and money selling wholesale.

If you’ve been collecting email subscribers for your shop, or if you watched one of my other videos about how important it is to have an email list, the next thing you’re probably wondering about is how to actually sell your products to your email list.

This is the age-old question and I think a lot of people struggle with this because they don’t know what to say, what to write in their emails, and they’re afraid of being annoying

Does any of that sound familiar?

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If you’re looking to grow your creative business in a way that isn’t totally saturated and not very many people are doing yet, it’s with video marketing.

Videos are so powerful, but surprisingly, I’m not going to tell you to start a YouTube channel and do YouTube marketing.

In this post, I’m going to share with you why your handmade business needs to do video along with 8 tips to do them well and have them impact your business in a big way with little effort.

I’ve been running my handmade business for over a decade and I’ve helped A LOT of other people build their own businesses. I’ve seen that there are 4 distinct stages of a handmade business. 4 different income or sales levels that are quite different from each other.

In this post, I’m going to break those down and explain to you what you need to do at each of these different levels.