Online Seller Experience, Small Business Success Stories
… Since I opened up a new niche in 2010, it didn’t feel like diving into the competitive market and need a marketing strategy. Everything grew naturally until 2014 when my business went through the ceiling. Then all those copycats popped up since they learned that you can earn money with paper sculptures.
… It’s really hard at the beginning when you are full of doubt if that’s going to work at all. In my opinion and experience, the most important thing is persistence. It takes some time to see the results of your work but that’s with almost everything. You have to believe in yourself and what you do. The biggest motivation I receive from my customers.
… Maybe it is strange for some people but as I have a lot of other obligations to do, I don’t want to make a big business with my passion and don’t want to include other people in this little family business… it would turn into work with no pleasure. Then everything loses its meaning and turns into money. This is what I don’t want to happen.
… I’m selling hand-painted tights. I named my brand TATUL. When worn the tights look like real tattoos. I developed my own approach based on old Asian techniques. The colors are deep and vivid, how exactly I make them is a secret but the process is quite time-consuming. I’m sometimes painting for hours and some designs take days to be finished.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_message]Niche : Personalized DesignShop link : https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/JudiGloverArtInstagram : https://www.instagram.com/judigloverartist/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/judigloverart/[/vc_message][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Tell us something about yourself. What is your niche? Why did you start your business? Hello, my name is Judi Glover. I am a professional artist and after many years exhibiting and selling my work through galleries, exhibitions, word of mouth, etc I decided to create a business – an accessible online gallery – using e-commerce […]
… One of the most challenging aspects of running a business is adapting to the changing climate, things that are outside of my control. For example, changes within the structure of websites I sell on, the ebb and flow of consumer patterns, adapting to time of lower or higher volumes, etc., and just trying to keep all the wheels running at once.
… Using only time-tested techniques we create handmade linen garments from linen dresses to linen pants and tunics, from skirts to coats and jackets, from linen aprons to tops and blouses, and linen home decorations like linen towels, napkins, tablecloths, bags, or curtains.
… When you are considering keeping the environment clean and healthy you need to consider everything that is responsible for the environment not just a little bit clean it all or nothing really. Finding people that care about what they do is a task, to start with but when you know what it is that you actually need to do it to it is easier to guide yourself to the right people.
… Due to my original business, I am fortunate to have access to almost unlimited types of blanks and prints. I own a sublimation printer along with 9 heat press machines. I advertise same-day shipping because I have the blanks and I have the prints in stock so every order receive will take 12 seconds to print and all I need is to print a shipping label.
… First, I started to make my wall clocks on my balcony actually still making them in it 🙂 you must see! its only two square meters 🙂 I am still mostly making wall clocks now, but when the work got more intense, we started to collaborate in production with my artist friend from whom I bought my raw materials in order to keep up with the orders.