Sell Your Crafts & Passions: 2 In 1 Bundle: How To Make Money With Etsy & Shopify & Do What You Love From The Comfort Of Your Home

By Madison Booker

Attention fellow entrepreneurs!
Are you looking for ways to make more money online?
The problem at the moment is you end up spending money on new approaches that don't pan out.
It would be good to earn some revenue online without having to pay an arm and a leg to get started.
In this book bundle you will be guided through valuable step-by-step systems to launch your new online career and begin making real money.
Inside you will learn:
Selling Your Crafts Online:
• Find out the best places to sell your crafts
• Learn useful shipping and pricing strategies
• Essential advertising strategies
• Easy ways to deal with customers
Shopify Essentials:
• Use your personal passions and your potential market to their full potential
• How to find reliable suppliers for your store
• Essentials of listing 
• How to Fulfill orders professionally
• How to expand into drop-shipping services
• Proven methods to market your store to its target customers
You can take the information in these guides to build your own online career, or you can do what most people do and never take that first step in a new direction.
The choice is yours.
To read on click on Buy now!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Apr 20, 2018

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Conclusion

Forward

Are you tired of the 9-to-5 grind? Are you more of a creative person than a pencil pusher? Are you looking for a way to break out of the tedium of the office, actually enjoy your job, and bring joy to your life? It’s not just a pipe dream! Turning your creative hobby into a profitable small business is within your reach. This book will walk you through the ins-and-outs of setting up an online crafting business from scratch. You will find out where to sell your crafts, learn useful shipping and pricing strategies, as well as some advertising ideas, and ways to deal with customers. Don’t waste any more time behind a desk; read on and learn how to make a career out of your creativity, and build the life you’ve always wanted.

Figuring Out What to Sell

What are you best at?

It might be hard to figure out what craft you want to sell online. You probably have a lot of projects on the go; after all, creative people are always creating. Narrowing down your list of crafts to just one type can be hard. But remember, you’re trying to create quality items that other people will want to buy. You want your finished products to be as close to perfect as possible so you can feel confident when sending them to a buyer. You don’t want someone’s new scarf unravelling on them because you haven’t quite figured out how to finish a knitting project. Consider focusing on the craft that you have more or less mastered. Maybe you can knit really well! Maybe you’re a painter, or a woodworker; maybe you make dolls, or bags, or are really skilled at leathercraft. You know your own skills and passions, so your final product is up to you. Just make sure you can make a high quality item you feel comfortable mailing out to buyers. If you wouldn’t give it to a friend, don’t send it to a customer.

Don’t worry if you aren’t already a crafter. Online selling isn’t just for seasoned artists. A lot of crafts are actually pretty easy to pick up. Check out YouTube or Pinterest tutorials for basic ideas. Then you just have to make a few practice crafts with some cheap materials from a dollar store, and you’ll be ready to start selling in no time. If you have some innate design talent, finding something you can turn into a profitable craft won’t be hard at all.

Cross-stitch is a great example of a craft that is easy to pick up, really simple to customize, and popular among buyers. Embroidery is the same; if you have an eye for design, and the patience to stitch a beautiful piece, you could potentially make a lot of money per item. There are so many possibilities for crafts you can learn well, and learn fast.

A short list of popular crafts:

Cross-stitched pieces or patterns

Embroidered pieces or patterns

Custom painted wine glasses or coffee mugs

Jewelry

Screen printed clothing and accessories

Posters

Buttons and pins

Patches

Candles

Knitted clothing and accessories

Soap and other bath products

All these crafts are fairly easy to do (especially if you’re already the crafty type) and the materials are pretty cheap, too! All you need is a few tutorials and some practice and you’ll be ready to set up your own online craft shop.

Made to Order vs. Pre-Made

The time it will take you to make a single item is a crucial factor in deciding whether you’ll be making your items custom, or sending out pre-made ones. Many crafters make their items as orders come in so they can leave room for customization, and ensure that the item is fresh for the customer. You don’t really want to be sending buyers old crafts that you have kept in your closet for several months before shipping. The problem is, though, that some crafts take quite a long time to create. Say you’re selling elaborate embroidery projects that take you a month of spare time sewing to finish, but you have five orders already lined