Sell Handmade Online Blog

The question keeps popping up: Is handmade dead? No. But something is changing. And if you're paying attention, you'll see that handmade isn’t disa...

As a handmade seller, constantly creating new products can be exhausting. But what if you could refresh existing products, create a sense of “newne...

  As an artist, you already have a knack for creating stunning handmade pieces. But have you considered expanding your offerings to include DIY cra...

Struggling to Sell Handmade Creations? 5 Simple Ways to Succeed Online Introduction Selling handmade creations online can feel overwhelming, especi...

10 Reasons Why You Don’t Need a Website for Your Handmade Business Are you thinking about launching a website for your handmade business? It might...

Taking the leap to sell your handmade creations online is an exciting step, but preparation is key to ensuring success. Whether you’re just starti...

Success online doesn't happen by accident. It's a well-orchestrated symphony of these seven key elements. So, if you're thinking of making a splas...

Whether you're new to selling your own creations, or you're a seasoned market stall holder, a move to start selling your art online is a big step. It may seem like a no-brainer, however, the notion that you can pop a few photos up on a website and away you go is far from reality.

Running your own business is a huge and exciting leap! It's easy to get caught up in what needs to be done RIGHT NOW as opposed to what we need to ...

We often have people ask us what the difference is between a business name and a trade mark. It is important before registering either that you und...

Are you a bit crafty? Have the panache for making beautiful things? Decided to sell them on Madeit, Etsy, local markets, online, take it global or to family and friends? One thing you may have forgotten, ignored, or deemed unimportant, is insurance!

As a handmade business artist, you spend so much time perfecting your art, enjoying the creative process and experimenting with new products. But the business side of things can be completely overwhelming. Let's debunk this confusing insurance fiasco so you can confidently insure your handmade business.

If you're looking to get your finances in order, to help you smash your handmade business goals, the end of the financial year is fast approaching so now is a great time to get organised and prime yourself for a year of financial success!

Whether you're new to selling your own creations, or you're a seasoned market stall holder, a move to start selling your art online offers a range of benefits over traditional selling methods.

How to Turn Customer Complaints into Positive Growth Whether you’ve just started selling your crafts online or you’ve been in the business for a wh...