1 day ago by James Dillehay

Publicity is free; ads cost money. People believe articles and reviews they read in publications; people typically distrust what they read in advertisements. Media expert, Paul Krupin, and I want to send you the definitive guide for getting publicity coverage about you and your craftwork. Paul is a ...

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8 days ago by James Dillehay

Tiger Lily Boutique Tiger and Lily Boutique is offering my readers $5.00 off their already discounted 6 month subscription to sell crafts through their site. The total for sign up and 6 months worth of vendor services is $35. Or $7 off of the 1 month signup fee and first month vendor services. See t ...

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10 days ago by James Dillehay

LadybugMarkets.com Ladybug Markets, a community for crafties; A hip and creative place to buy, sell and talk all things handmade. This, quoted from the home page of a new Brisbane-based website, entices local crafters to gather round and enjoy and take part in a new craft community. Visit Ladybug Ma ...

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29 days ago by James Dillehay

If you are using the web a lot, it makes sense to have a fast, stylish way to provide customers and contacts with your contact information. Here are two free services that do that: Card.ly is lets you publish your own social media business cards. It’s super easy to input your business information an ...

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30 days ago by James Dillehay

The other day, I posted about social shopping sites and why you should consider them when promoting your craft business (i.e. selling crafts online). Today, I got further confirmation of the importance of using social shopping and review sites from an article on eMarketer. The latest statistics are ...

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31 days ago by James Dillehay

Perhaps like you, I spend a considerable amount of time online looking at web sites. Mostly I use search engines to find products and information I need. I often encounter web pages which are supposed to be selling something, but there’s very little contact information or their info@ email address i ...

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32 days ago by James Dillehay

new Twitter feed has begun for Craftmarketer. If you would like to follow my craft business tweets, please see: http://twitter.com/craftmarketer/ Related posts:New Site to Sell Handmade Crafts: Zibbet.com Just came across a relatively new site for selling handmade...New Craftmarketer Newsletter Just ...

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32 days ago by James Dillehay

Have you been using the internet to sell your crafts online? If not, why not? What other tool can you use to reach millions of potential customers at a cost of a few dollars a month? One of the best arguments that I know for marketing and selling crafts online is that with traditional selling, you u ...

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35 days ago by James Dillehay

Social shopping and review sites let consumers list and rate all kinds of products, including handmade items from craft business owners. Reviews and ratings from shopping sites add credibility to your reputation and help instill confidence in the minds of shoppers. In marketing, it’s not what you sa ...

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46 days ago by James Dillehay

Wigix.com is an eBay alternative marketplace that doesn’t charge buyers or sellers for items listed under $25. Fees kick in above that, depending on the price of the item. You can create a storefront with your own customized online shop and branding. Here’s a video….

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