I know how frustrating it gets when you’ve already given your all but you’re not seeing results. You already spent countless hours creating the kind of products that you’re sure your target audience will love. And you’ve already spent so much money trying to source the best materials and equipment to power up your creative business.
You’re ready to do anything for the sake of your passions and dreams, am I right?
You’re not making any more sales than you did before you even started. And you’re not growing at all.
Now you’re starting to feel unsure about your business. You’re feeling tons of pressure now because you’re probably only breaking even. You don’t really know how to get people to buy your product.
“Maybe I’m doing something wrong.”
“Maybe they just don’t like my products.”
“Maybe I’m not cut out for this.”
You need to be more intentional with HOW you position your products.
You don’t have a solid sales strategy and you’re just shooting in the dark.
So you’re tired of slow sales. How do you increase your online sales, then?
In this blog post, I share five promotional strategies you can use to treat your customers and encourage them to buy your products.
This post poses a question for you: do you want to be an entrepreneur or do you want to remain a hobbyist?
Make up for slow sales days by loading up your business with these nine strategies and systems that guarantee you success when done right.
The best thing you could ever do for your creative handmade business is to put up an engaging and fully functioning website that your audience will love.
Here I talk about how I boosted my handmade jewelry shop’s sales because I learned how to leverage publicity.
In this post, I reveal how I implemented a sales strategy on a whim – and it worked!
Read this if you are ready to take your business to the next level and get big orders consistently.
Here’s a FREE training that has helped thousands of makers from all around the world increase their online sales consistently.
This is a free training I created to help makers, artists, designers, and anyone who wants to sell their handmade products online do it successfully.
In this hour-long webinar, I will teach you all about how to increase direct traffic to your website, convert customers to fans, and make money off of your creativity.
The possibilities are endless, and this is what makes me so happy doing what I do.
I also love empowering people to start their creative businesses online so they could make a successful living out of their passions, spend more time with their families, go on vacations, buy their dream homes, and more.
We officially started 1.5 years ago. We’re so close to $100,000 sales revenue… like $97,500 close. Excuse me while I go pick my chin up of the floor! I’m amazed, thankful and overwhelmed.
So much of what I’ve learned has come through Mei Pak and the A Sale A Day Business System. I kid you not. She has walked me through so much and I’ll be forever grateful for the foundational principals she’s helped me set in place! (cuz, this girl from the backwoods of KY was kinda sorta clueless).
There is no way we’d still be in business if we hadn’t signed up for your class! Last summer we were trudging around doing low-profit, high-stress craft markets plus Etsy. This summer we have our own website, a highly interested following on social media, our own subscription program, and have made just about double the money we invested in your program last fall.
I am a mature age participant (yes a granny of nearly 60) of your course and have benefitted from it soooo much! My husband and I have had a business for over 23 years in recycled timber picture frames. We have had great moments with it where we earned an enormous amount and have brought up 4 children on this business. But! We were doing markets, festivals and fairs. When we look back on this we realised just how intensely hard we worked, especially hubbie Simon.
Simon and I have retired from doing markets thanks to everything I have learnt and applied from your course. We are making a sale a day, which is great, because this is enough to give us a modest income.