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{Rebroadcast} The 3 Product Seller Profiles and how they Influence your Ideal Customer Avatar | Episode 175
Original episode and blog post HERE. Etsy sellers, you might also like these other posts: Social Media Content | What Your Audience Wants To See and Hear You Do Not Need a Big Audience in Order to see Success on Etsy | Episode 123 5 Realities of Doing Business...
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{Rebroadcast} 4 Things You Should Never Do When Pricing Your Handmade Products | Episode 174
Find the original episode HERE. You might also like... Episode 98: How to Combat Underpricing on Etsy Episode 92: Why You Need to Stop Leading with...
{Rebroadcast} Launching Handmade Product Lines with Timed Events | Episode 173
FInd the original episode and blog post HERE. You might also like... Overcoming Business Obstacles…or Not – Episode 131 Episode 095: What the Backstreet Boys and #BSBDNA Taught Us About Marketing in 2019 Marketing in the Lover Era w/ Kimber Casteel | Episode...
{Rebroadcast} What you actually work for: Milestones vs Purpose | Episode 172
Original post HERE. You might also like... Episode 105: Business and Personal Inspiration from Kate Spade Episode 91: The Power of Etsy, Creative Careers and Big Opportunities for Makers Episode 087: How One Handmaker Used Her Creativity to Heal and...
hey, i’m danielle
A maker, craft business ‘biz bestie’ and educator who loves iced americanos and pop music.
My first year in business, I made a whopping $4,000 in revenue from my handmade business (that’s not even enough to support my Starbucks habit). In year two, I earned almost $80,000 in revenue! And guess what? I did NOT make $80K with the same approach that I used to make $4K. Not even close!
Since I saw such a drastic transformation from year one to year two in my business, I know I have to share what I learned about turning a crafty tendency into profits with you (so, if you’re anything like me, you can support your Starbucks habit, too).
Be inspired and supported as a maker through The Merriweather Council blog and podcast where I share insights from my 8+ years experience selling handmade work online and working with hundreds of students to do the same.
