website review: Handmadeology
May 13th 2009 04:10:33 pm
I know that many of you not only create handmade items to swap, but you also sell them (or want to sell them) on sites like Etsy and ArtFire. If you need help navigating the world of selling handmade goods online, Handmadeology is helpful resource you should check out. From the site’s description:
Handmadeology exists for the purpose of teaching artists how to successfully sell their handmade goods online. Through articles, blogs, video and screen shot tutorials, and Q & A dialogue between Timothy Adam and followers of his work, the formula for selling handmade goods online can be learned. buy hydrea
Timothy has had success selling on Etsy since 2007 and also has a blog and an Artfire store. Selling his handmade metal jewelry, sculpture, and furniture online is his full-time job. On Handmadeology he shares his secrets for success. There are both articles and videos that can help beginners navigate the world of online selling, and help established sellers get more traffic to their store. You can learn more about Timothy and Handmadeology from his CraftCast interview. flo rida sugar
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