Selling Online

Want to sell crafts online? Before you rush to put your products up on your site, take the time to step back and get ready to take your site live. Read on to learn five steps you should take before you sell your handmade work!

Add colors, sizes, materials, etc. to the items in your store! By using the attributes and options feature in IndieMade, you can give customers the ability to make specific selections to their product purchase - saving you both a lot of time.

Learn how to apply to craft shows, how to prepare for art fairs, how to sell at art shows and getting the most out of a bad art fair. Connie Mettler discusses her experience exhibiting at some of the country's legendary art festivals with IndieMade's founder, Jennifer Rapp Peterson

Starting January 27, American indie business owners who sell art online (or sell anything that's shipped!) will feel more of a pinch at the post office. Postage rates are increasing again, with the most significant hikes set for packages going outside of the United States. Here's how to get your IndieMade store ready for the increase so you don't end up eating shipping costs with your next order.

If you sell on Etsy, you may already know how to use keywords in your product titles and tags. But did you know that there are more places where strategic use of keywords can help your shop get found? Certified Educator Rebecca George offers these Etsy tips for how to use keywords in overlooked parts of your Etsy shop.

Do you want to start selling wholesale to retailers? A professional-looking wholesale line sheet can help show store owners that you take your business and products seriously. Read on to get started creating your own line sheet!

Using keyword tags effectively is one of the most important ways to get your items found among the thousands of products listed on Etsy. Try these Etsy tips from a certified Etsy educator to improve your keyword tags and gain more views and sales as the holidays approach.