Writing things down is the most important part of business planning and goal setting. In the last 4 weeks we’ve talked a bit about business planning and goal setting. Have you been thinking about what your plans and goals are? More importantly, have you been writing things down? Most people don’t and that’s a HUGE …
Sometimes business planning involves working backwards in order to set goals for your handmade or creative business. Wondering how this works? Business planning and goal setting are often tough things to do. Mainly because we tend to set vague goals for ourselves and our business. How to work backwards to set your business goals. One …
Increasing traffic, subscribers, and customers is how you grow your income to boost your bottom line. We all know that. But, where do these new subscribers and customers come from? That’s the tough part. Welcome to Week 3 of our Business Planning challenge! Today it’s finally time to talk about some of the things you …
Business planning involves knowing where you’re at right now in order to measure growth and figure out what you should be working on. If you’re ready to take your handmade business to the next level (whether it’s through baby steps or explosive growth) over the coming months, it’s important to stop and look at where …
Business planning is the secret to the success of your handmade or creative business. Do you set aside time regularly to plan out what it is that you want to do in your business? Over the next seven weeks, I want to share some tips with you that may help you with this whole business …
If you’ve ever wondered where all the money from your handmade business actually goes, this post walks you through the Handmade Business Budget Planner so you can plug in your own numbers and make a real plan for expenses, product costs, taxes, and owner pay before the money disappears.
Money comes into your handmade business… and then somehow there’s still not much left. This post breaks down where the money actually goes, how to spot quiet money leaks, and why owner pay needs to be part of your budget.
If your handmade business income feels all over the place, you’re not doing anything wrong. Learn how to estimate your income based on real sales patterns like markets, seasonal spikes, and slower months—so you can stop guessing and start planning your money.
