The Real Costs of Selling Handmade Items Online

  1. Mary Falconbury says:

    I’m not sure about online selling because my pieces are one-of-a-kind. I polish the rocks and then make pendants from them. They are truly individual. No 2 stones are ever alike, I don’t see how to advertise for each one-of-a -kind piece. Any suggestions?

  2. Mary Falconbury says:

    I’m not sure about online selling because my pieces are one-of-a-kind. I polish the rocks and then make pendants from them. They are truly individual. No 2 stones are ever alike, I don’t see how to advertise for pieces like this. Any suggestions?

    • Lucy Kelly says:

      Yup…my things are all one of a kind also 🙂 This is why my program teaches building the relationship with your audience as opposed to trying to sell a product: you won’t be “advertising”, you’ll be sharing what’s new in your shop!

      The majority of successful makers who sell online have mostly one-of-a-kind items: in fact, you create a great loyal following when you have people who begin to collect your pieces. You are in a great spot!

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