Creative Income

The blog dedicated to all things crafty business!

  • Home
  • About
  • Giveaways
    • Win a Ticket to Snap!
  • Newsletter
  • Free eBook
  • Join our Facebook Group

Search Results for: selling online

Tips for Selling at Craft Fairs or Markets

June 29, 2012 by Maggie

I’ve been working selling my wares at weekly markets for the past 4 years, and I always have other crafts people asking me for some tips and tricks to do them. There are two sides to doing a market, the nuts and bolts of display, tables, and getting your stall. And also what to do/say to your […]

Filed Under: Craft Fairs Tagged With: Craft Fairs, customer service, sales, sales tips

4 Great Etsy Selling Tips

May 1, 2012 by Maggie

The Golden Question of Etsy sellers is this: How can I make more sales?   There isn’t one quick solution. A successful Etsy shop is a result of hard work, dedication, and constantly trying to improve. If you feel like your shop isn’t getting attention, first ask yourself these four questions: How many products do […]

Filed Under: Sales Tips Tagged With: Etsy, marketing, sales tips, Selling Online, Tips

Online and Brick and Mortar Stores Are Basically the Same

April 23, 2012 by Maggie

Brick and mortar stores

I have a pretty solid ability to predict which online stores will succeed and which will fail– largely based on one strong correlation. To explain, it’s important to first look at what it’s like to launch a brick-and-mortar retail store. What It Takes to Have a Brick-and-Mortar Store Opening a brick-and-mortar store is an enormous […]

Filed Under: Getting Started Tagged With: Selling Online

Business Blogging Part 2: What to Write About on Your Craft Business Blog

December 29, 2016 by Rebecca George

So you want to start your own business blog- great! If you love writing and have advice to share this can drastically increase your exposure and site traffic while helping others. Whether it’s a part of your website or a stand alone blog, be sure to offer a unique perspective on various topics to keep […]

Filed Under: Blogging Tagged With: blogging basics, business blog series, Rebecca George

Business Blogging Part 1: Why Your Handmade Company Should Have a Business Blog

December 26, 2016 by Rebecca George

There are many business blogs geared towards crafters and artists. From advice about selling online to craft show success to balancing work and family life, there are endless topics to write about for a blog. Starting your own is a great idea if you have a natural inclination for writing, like doing research, and want […]

Filed Under: Blogging Tagged With: business blog series, Rebecca George

Are Your Product Photos Looking Their Best?

January 22, 2015 by CreativeIncome

One of the most important aspects of having a handmade business is making sure your products appeal to the eye, especially when you’re selling online. Remember: the customer can’t handle your handmade goods in person while deciding whether or not to make a purchase the way they could at a craft booth or small shop. […]

Filed Under: Photography Tagged With: Kayla Stroner, photography, product photos

Meet Whitney Surane of Madly Wish

June 21, 2014 by CreativeIncome

We caught up with Whitney Surane of Madly Wish after seeing this lovely article from Red Tricycle. We are both located in the Chicago-land area so it was great to catch up with her and hear how she runs her craft business in the Windy City. Whitney has a line of sewn baby items that […]

Filed Under: Craft Business Bloggers Tagged With: blogging, Business Advice, getting started, Interview

Start a Handmade Business: Free CreativeLive Class You Don’t Want to Miss!

May 31, 2014 by CreativeIncome

We all love to craft (otherwise you wouldn’t be here reading this blog!) and crafting can be the easiest part. Building a business can be the hard part. Not sure where to start? This free class from CreativeLive is perfect for you. Meet Kari Chapin, author of The Handmade Marketplace and Grow Your Handmade Business. […]

Filed Under: Getting Started Tagged With: Business Advice, growing your business

How to Turn Your Hobby Into Income

April 6, 2014 by CreativeIncome

So you are a crafty gal (or guy) and you’ve been creating the things you love to make Your friends don’t want them any more as gifts, your house has more than it can hold, and your family cringes every time you hand them a wrapped package.  You don’t want to stop making anything and […]

Filed Under: General Advice Tagged With: Business Advice, Guest Post, Vicki O'Dell

How to Raise Your Prices and Keep Customers Happy

March 7, 2013 by Maggie

You’ve been making and selling doodads for a while now and you have your sell price all figured out. You know exactly what the supplies cost and you know how long it takes you to make one. You know all of the expenses to make doodads and people are buying them up at your price […]

Filed Under: Sales Tips Tagged With: pricing, Selling Online

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • …
  • 12
  • Next Page »

Email Email Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube RSS

Subscribe to the Creative Income Newsletter.

Getting Started

5 Easy Steps to a Successful Handmade Business

Start a Handmade Business: Free CreativeLive Class You Don’t Want to Miss!

Categories

Craft Fair Tips

16 DIY Craft Booth Ideas

Does your craft booth need some Tender Loving Care - TLC? Whether you’re looking to completely revamp your space or to add a few new additions here … [Read More...]

Archives

Blogging

Six Easy Tips for Writing an Artist Bio

Craft Fairs

16 DIY Craft Booth Ideas

General Advice

6 Ideas for Amazing Facebook Posts

Getting Started

Starting a Business? Don’t Make These Rookie Mistakes

Organizing

5 Ways to Maximize Space in Your Craft Room

Sales Tips

How to Narrow Down What You Want to Sell Online

Prime Publishing Craft Group
Copyright © 2022 · Creative Income - A Prime Publishing LLC property. All rights reserved.

About Us Advertise Contact Us FAQs Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Personal Information Subscribe Terms of Service Unsubscribe

Copyright © 2022 · Tidy Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in