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Wrapping Your Head Around Quarterly Estimated Taxes

Sole-proprietors in the U.S. get the pleasure of paying taxes not once, but four times a year. And one of those deadlines is right around the corner!

Get Found: The Australian Edition

Don’t let the tyranny of distance get in the way of being discovered. Here’s some advice for those Down Under!

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.

Quit Your Day Job: MsSpanner

“Say yes to most things, but say no to some things. Trust your belly.” — Nicola Rowlands

Featured Seller: Claire La Faye

“I believe in that moment when an artist finds their voice, their medium, their format, and everything just flows.” – Claire La Faye

Quit Your Day Job: pghpapercraft

“I guess you could say I’m reliving my own wedding planning experience through my customers everyday!” – Maile Ehlers

Featured Seller: Leninka

“I knit all the time– everywhere and everything. It’s a kind of an obsession.” – Lena Maikon

Pricing Strategies: Beyond the Basics

You’ve mastered the elementals of pricing your work. Now, take it to the next level by considering tiers, promotions, and wholesale.

Quit Your Day Job: White Lilie Designs

“If you want to make this a business, you have to treat it like one.” — Rebecca Mikan

A Simple Formula for Pricing Your Work

It’s simple math: accounting for materials, labor, and expenses will allow you to reach your small business goals.

The Price Is Right When You Get Paid What You Deserve

Business isn’t a price war; it’s an exchange of value. Know your worth and have confidence in it.

Featured Seller: Petits Details

“I feel fortunate to be able to meet so many kind and creative people who appreciate these things that I consider to be treasures.” – Shannon

Quit Your Day Job: The Written Nerd

“Even if you’re afraid of being too niche, there are people looking for just that niche item.” — Emma McElfresh

Short Stories: Celluloid Rings of Bob Dodd

A heartfelt gift leads two women to Bob Dodd, a remarkable folk artist who spent seventy years turning celluloid fragments into rings.

Featured Seller: Gift Shop Brooklyn

“I love making a product and knowing that I am faster, smarter, and more efficient at it than just a short year ago.” – Annie