Pricing Strategies for Vintage Sellers
As a vintage seller, your process might not look quite like a traditional artisan’s, but you too have costs of materials and labor to consider.
As a vintage seller, your process might not look quite like a traditional artisan’s, but you too have costs of materials and labor to consider.
You’ve mastered the elementals of pricing your work. Now, take it to the next level by considering tiers, promotions, and wholesale.
It’s simple math: accounting for materials, labor, and expenses will allow you to reach your small business goals.
Business isn’t a price war; it’s an exchange of value. Know your worth and have confidence in it.
Out of dismal facts and figures comes a pointed question which no artist can avoid.
From understanding your costs to using pricing strategies, there’s a lot to learn from Megan Auman and Tara Gentile in this May 15 workshop.
Aaron and Monica Rocchino are out to show ribeye-seekers what they’re missing, with a sustainable whole-animal philosophy.
“It is fulfilling to hear how meaningful our items are to customers. We have had some buy vintage jewelry that their great-grandma used to have.”
From SEO to photography to advertising, find it all in this thorough index of resources for running your small business.
Replacing broken or lost-in-the-mail items is rarely an option for vintage sellers. Learn from the community with these tips for wrapping it up right.
Check out this month’s award-winning Team Grant recipients.
“I find that, although my time in the kitchen is also ‘work,’ it is still the most peaceful part of my day!” – Nicole Ebbitt
“I love that moment on my workroom floor with my sketchbook, rulers, and a page full of math equations.” — Lucy Blaire
Not familiar with conventional business strategy? Today Kathy Hanson of Backpocket Strategy shares practical tips for creative entrepreneurs.
Artist and author Kelly Rae Roberts discusses the most important factors that go into pricing.