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Hi! I’m Lucy.
Chardonnay and vintage finds lover, founder of the handmade jewelry brand bel monili *and* your new guide to making your handmade business WORK online.
The holiday season. It’s a time of joy, cheer, and, let’s be honest, a ton of competition for holiday sales. With online marketplaces, craft fairs, and social media flooded with handmade goods from other handmade sellers, how can you make your creations stand out from the crowd?
Fear not, my friend! I’m here to share some tips and tricks that will help you shine brighter than the brightest Christmas lights.
Let’s boost your business!
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The first step to standing out is knowing who you are and what you do best. Are you a jewelry maker specializing in minimalist designs? A potter creating whimsical animal figurines? Or perhaps a textile artist focused on sustainable fabrics? Whatever your niche, embrace it and let it shine through in your work.
People love stories. They connect with the human element behind the product. Share your journey as a maker, your inspirations, and the love and care that goes into each piece. This can help build a deeper connection with your customers and make them feel like they’re not just buying a product, but a piece of your story.
Your brand identity is your unique personality. It’s how your customers perceive you and your products. A strong brand identity helps you stand out and create a loyal following.
In today’s digital age, having a strong online presence is essential. Utilize various digital marketing channels to reach your target audience and showcase your products.
Great customer service can go a long way in building customer loyalty and positive word-of-mouth.
Building relationships with other makers and industry professionals can be beneficial.
Finally, don’t forget to have fun and embrace the joy of the holiday season. Let your creativity flow and enjoy the process of creating something special.
Remember, standing out in the crowded holiday market takes time and effort. But with the right strategies and a passion for your craft, you can make your handmade business shine bright like a star and bring in the holiday sales you’re longing for.
After running bel monili (my handmade jewelry business) for 10 years, I launched Bloom in 2019 to create a community where handmade business owners could learn, grow, and support each other in this wild venture of small business ownership. Welcome to Bloom!
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