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Cake day: November 15th, 2023

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  • Oh baby, it’s time to pivot. The scariest and the most exciting part in entrepreneurship. Tons of book and guides on pivoting. Find out what exactly it is that is drawing the eBay customers. Make small changes and see if more come or more go. Study the new customers and then replicate that on your website.

    Use psychological marketing on your eBay postings. Write in the summary of the product: Limited Stock. More Available at our Website. Or send with each eBay order received a 10% off coupon to your website.



  • astronaoBtoEntrepreneur@indiehackers.spaceSell own crafts
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    1 year ago

    I think Wendy’s Gnome Shop is an insane example of someone who started from 0 into a million dollar side project using only crafts she hand made. You can read about her story and how she did it.

    You could also start small with an Esty shop. Maybe post on a few local Facebook groups or even attend arts and crafts fairs in your local area. As far as the Esty shop, I have a friend who made niche IT related gifts and he started solely on the Etsy platform. Decent side income but he was never able to make it a full business.






  • If you’re going for a target audience that plans to spend this amount for aristian products, I think the colors should be a bit warmer. The colors look like something I would expect from a cheaper, simpler product, like bulk solo cup purchases for parties. I think the products are actually kind of cool and I could see them in my rustic apartment, but the presentation doesn’t fit the product.

    On a side note, the blog link on your footer is broken. I don’t think this is affecting you at all, but I just wanted to mention it!

    Good luck on your journey!

    Edit: I dont think your prices are too high, especially if your audience is who I imagine they are. I think the website looks like you aren’t selling to that audience.