Start Up & Planning

Like any other business, an indie business requires planning and preparation. Turning any hobby into a job can feel overwhelming. This section will teach you how to start a craft business from the ground up, from writing a business plan for artists (yes, you need one) to finding your niche in the marketplace to handling the financial end of your business.
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Finding Your Niche

Finding your niche as a craft business owner will help you find your ideal customer and figure out how best to market your work. Learn how to find your niche by getting specific on what exactly you're selling, what need your product fulfills, and what buyers want what you have to offer.
Craft Inc. Business Planner

Start a Craft Business: Financial Issues to Consider

Want to start a craft business? There are many financial issues to take into account first, before you open up shop. Learn more about the cost of running a business, and how to decide whether indie entrepreneurship is the right path for you, by asking yourself these tough questions.
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Your Craft Business: At the Starting Line

Have you decided to turn your hobby into a craft business? Before you start investing in your idea, you first need to take a look at your mindset, your market, and your time management abilities. These considerations are all important parts of learning how to start a craft business from the ground up.
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