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Why Wholesale?
If you have a successful business selling through craft fairs or online, you may wonder why wholesale your products. Earlier in the year, I posted an article: Why Wholesale Your Products? Many reasons to wholesale are listed in this article.…
Selling to Large Retailers, Part Two
Last week, we featured two posts by the Arts Business Institute on Selling to Large Retailers. Today, I would like to share Part Three and Four of the Arts Business Institute’s series on the subject. What do you need to…
Nine Mistakes New Producers Make
Don Debelak, author of One Stop Invention, lists Nine Mistakes that Producers and Inventors Make and what to do to avoid them. Although Don’s tips take us a step beyond selling to gift stores, but many of these nine points…
Thinking Outside the Box with Your Business
With all the challenges to product based companies, we all need to learn to ‘Think Outside the Box’ with Our Business. Some of the old methods and tips no longer work — we need to think of something new! Megan,…
Are You Sabotaging Your Business?
Unfortunately, many of us are sabotaging our business without realizing it! One of my favorite websites, Mogul Mom, features an article by Anne Samoilov on the topic. She lists the following three ways we may be sabotaging our business; 1.…
Planning a Success Business
Running a success business is not a hit or miss endeavor. It takes planning, focus and persistence. Early in the year, I often reflect on my plans, how business transpired the previous year, and what I want to do differently…
What is the Difference Between a Hobbyist and a Business Person?
If you don’t know the answer to this, or if you are unsure, you need to read this article. The sad story from Handmadeolgy does not list an author, but I would like to give him/her credit for being honest…