The 6th and Final Post in the Business on a Budget Series In this day and age, everyone takes credit cards. If you are a small business and are not currently accepting credit card payments, you are probably missing out on a bunch of sales. This post may contain affiliate links meaning I may receive … Continue reading How to Use Paypal for Your Small Business
This crochet messy bun beanie has been my best-selling design since 2016 and I am providing it to you guys here for free! The very first pattern I ever wrote up and sold was the Claire Bun Beanie. I had no idea what I was doing, I didn't even follow crochet patterns so I totally … Continue reading Claire Bun Beanie | Free Crochet Messy Bun Beanie Pattern
I am a 4'9" woman on the seasoned side of 20. I have a three-year-old old daughter (almost 4), and I weighed nearly 10 pounds more than when I was 9 months pregnant. When I started to gain weight When I breastfed my daughter I gained nearly 30 lbs. Where most people say breastfeeding helped … Continue reading How I Lost 20 Pounds in Just Two Months | The product that changed my life
PART FIVE OF THE HOW TO RUN A BUSINESS ON A BUDGET SERIES I love thinking of new ways to promote products, grow social media, and all other aspects tied to marketing your business and your brand. I have curated a list of 13 creative marketing techniques to grow your small business that hopefully will … Continue reading 13 Creative Marketing Techniques to Grow your Small Business
Here she is folks! The Tunisian Heart Beanie pattern is now officially on my blog, ready to be shared with you and your fellow hookers! This pattern has been such a blast to design. I am becoming so addicted to Tunisian crochet. Shout out to my girl Kelsey from Happily Yarn After for introducing me … Continue reading Tunisian Heart Beanie – Free Crochet Pattern
Part Four of the How to Run a Business on a Budget series Everyone who has an online business, whether it be handmade or just a small shop, knows your photos are what sell your product. Without your customers having the benefit of holding your product in their hand, trying it on, squishing it etc, … Continue reading Taking Photos for your Business
Part three of the how to run a handmade business on a budget series When you're a small business, especially a handmade small business, your packaging can be a great way to show your customers how much their business means to you. When a customer opens their happy mail, the way it's packaged and presented … Continue reading Packaging on a Budget
PART TWO OF THE HOW TO RUN A HANDMADE BUSINESS ON A BUDGET SERIES. If you are running a small business, or thinking of running a small business, you have probably needed graphics at some point. Maybe you needed a graphic for your Facebook cover photo, for your YouTube video thumbnail photo, or to advertise … Continue reading The Easiest and Free Design Program For Your Business -Canva
Part one of the How to Run a Handmade Business on a Budget series. Pin now, read later! When I first started selling my handmade crochet creations and was beginning to do research on starting a business, a recurring theme was "you need a newsletter". Start collecting emails NOW and keep a list and send … Continue reading Why Your Business Needs a Newsletter
I remember when I first started selling my handmade items, I had to get creative to find ways to save money but still look like I knew what I was doing. In this series, I am going to touch on a bunch of different business topics that will help you run your handmade business more … Continue reading How to Run a Handmade Business on a Budget
