If you’ve read my last two posts, you’ve learned how to create your Facebook Business Page, and you’ve learned two different methods for selling your handmade items through Facebook. I’ll be honest with you, I visit a lot of crafter’s Facebook Business Pages to browse, and a lot of them are boring! If you sell mainly through your Facebook Business…
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As I mentioned in my last post, Facebook does not allow you to use a personal Facebook account for business or selling items. Instead, you’ll need to create a business Facebook Page. After you’ve created your Facebook Business Page, it’s time to start selling! There are two methods of selling through your Facebook page. Sell directly from your Facebook Business…
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Ready to get your new business out to the world? A great place to start is Facebook. It is against Facebook’s terms and conditions to use your personal account to represent something other than yourself. Instead, you’ll need to create a Facebook Page. It’s important to note that you must have a personal Facebook account to create a Page. Here…
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Yesterday, I compared credit card readers to help you decide which credit card reader worked best of your small business. But, how can you accept payments from customers that are not ordering through an online marketplace and they are not local? Besides having the customer mail you a check, you can also use online invoicing. Online invoicing means that a…
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If you plan on selling your handmade items, you’ll need to be able to accept payments. When selling through an online marketplace (like Etsy or Artfire), the marketplace collects the payment from the customer on your behalf. The marketplace then takes a portion of the sale (their processing fees) and deposits the rest into your account. But, if you are…
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