Recorded Webinar: How to Get Found on Google: What You Need to Know About SEO for Your Craft Business
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Podcast Episode #158: Felicia Lo
Row By Row Becomes Quilter Trek, A Color-Guided Shopping Adventure
Row By Row Experience has been relaunched as Quilters Trek, an inclusive shop hop that encourages quilters to visit brick-and-mortar quilt shops all summer long.
Recorded Webinar: Optimize Your Etsy Shop II with Sarah Sewell
Anne LaFollette shares her expertise licensing your work in the surface design industry. Anne covers five key steps before you sign your first contract.
How to Set Up and Use an Amazon Influencer Page
Setting up an Amazon Influencer page is a great way to share your favorite things with your followers, earn income from affiliate marketing, and share your affiliate links in your newsletter without breaking the Amazon Affiliate program terms of service. Find out how in this helpful post from Shannon Fraser.
All About Barcodes: A Quick-Start Guide
Adding barcodes to product packaging can help craft business owners expand their reach. While some entrepreneurs run a successful craft business from their home, others will be looking to vend at retail stores and online giant Amazon. For this reason, they may eventually shop for proper barcodes.
Frida Isn’t Free: The Murky Waters of Creating Crafts with Frida Kahlo’s Image and Name
Nina Shope is a fiber artist who has created a collection of Frida Kahlo art dolls and embroideries that she sells in her Etsy shop, SnapDragonOriginals. Her Etsy shop received a takedown notice from FKC and she decided to fight back.
How Offering Gift Cards Can Grow Your Sales This Holiday Season
Selling gift cards can help you boost your holiday sales. They’re the ideal last-minute gift and shoppers with a gift card tend to spend more than they would have otherwise. Read these tips to add gift cards to your product mix this year.
Amazon Handmade Waives Monthly Fees For Sellers Indefinitely
Amazon Handmade has waived the $39.99 monthly fee for sellers indefinitely making the platform a solidly affordably place for artisans to sell their work.
Yarnology Creates Community through Yarn in Winona, Minnesota
At Yarnology, a brick-and-mortar yarn shop in Winona, Minnesota, creating community is the primary goal. Owners Gaby Peterson and Kelly Momsen work hard to create an environment where everyone is welcome.
Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA): How to Make it Work for Your Craft Business
Fulfillment by Amazon (Amazon FBA) allows businesses to send their handmade items in bulk to a shipping center and have Amazon fulfill those orders directly.
Indiesew Makes an Impact Among Today’s Garment Sewists
Indiesew is an online marketplace and gathering spot for modern garment sewists. Founder Allie Olson has developed a smart business model that allows for users to share their makes, shop for patterns and fabric, and delve deeper into the hobby they love.
How Etsy Is Planning to Change its Ad Tools and Shipping Policies
Amid shipping policy changes, a new consolidated ad platform and a surprising acquisition, Etsy and its CEO are feeling optimistic.
Recorded Webinar: All About Amazon Handmade
In this webinar we’ll you’ll learn the basics of selling your products on Amazon Handmade. Find out what it takes to make this ecommerce marketplace work for you including FBA, pricing, and SEO.
How to Sell Body Care Products on Etsy
Following federal regulations, using proper product labels, and shopping for business insurance are important considerations for body care sellers on Etsy.
An Interview With Zibbet Founder Jonathan Peacock about the New A.C. Moore Marketplace
We sit down with the founder of Zibbet, Jonathan Peacock, to discuss his new partnership with A.C. Moore and the launch of the A.C. Moore Marketplace.
Why Etsy’s New Free Shipping Policy is Good for Your Business
Etsy announced today that free shipping will soon become a core part of the shopping experience. “By making free shipping the norm on Etsy, rather than the exception, we’ll connect more people with items that they love,” CEO Josh Silverman stated in a press release. Here’s why this policy might be a good thing for your business.
How to Successfully Sell Your Designs on Spoonflower
Spoonflower is a print-on-demand service that allows you to create your own design, upload it, and print it on fabric, wallpaper, and gift wrap. Designers have the option to sell their unique surface patterns on the Spoonflower Marketplace and receive a small percentage of each sale. The key to selling anything online is getting found and the same is true of the Spoonflower Marketplace. Use the tips to optimize your listings so that you can make the most of this platform.
Getting Ahead of the Game by Preparing for the Holiday Season Now
Here are some concrete tasks you can work on over the next few weeks that will bring more people to your shop and convert them into customers.
How Tour de Fleece Can Drive Traffic and Sales for Your Yarn Shop
What do the Tour de France and Fleece have in common? They both involve spinning! Use these tips to drive sales during this special event.