So, you’ve decided to take the plunge and join the ranks of craft market vendors—welcome to the hustle! I just checked off a big bucket list item myself by selling at my first-ever craft market, and let me tell you, it was an exciting (and exhausting) whirlwind. With my embroidery digitizing business, Crafty Mother Hustler, back in […]
We all eventually face that burned out feeling after starting a small business. Here are three ways to help you move past it.
Create a work from home routine that will help you create new habits so you’ll stay focused and refreshed.
Spend time daily, weekly and monthly doing these tasks to help your craft business stay organized so that it continues to grow and thrive.
Many craft businesses are eager to sell to customers, but they often forget that great customer service is what keeps customers coming back.
Running a crafting business from home is rewarding, but it can be hard to stay focused. Create a work from home schedule to stay on track.
Reach more customers when you’re ready to expand your craft business by watching trends and using that information to attract your audience.
Evaluate if your business is ready to expand with these four key points before you take the plunge.
Grow your craft business and keep it thriving by setting long term and short term SMART goals.
This blog post explains how free and paid marketing and advertising will help you reach more customers and create more sales.
