How to Start a Home-Based Jewelry Making Business
*Turn your passion into profit *Develop a smart business plan *Set market-appropriate prices *Profit from craft fairs and trade shows *Sell to local and national retail shops *Make money on the Internet
1st Edition
Published on 14. July 2009
224 pages
978-0-7627-5596-7 (ISBN)
Description
How to Start a Home-Based Jewelry Making Business is for creative, talented women who want to turn their passion for beautiful jewelry into a profitable sideline or full-time business. Selling and making jewelry is one of the more high-margin craft businesses and with the right approach to sales and a stylish look, one can develop a devoted following. In addition to the essentials common to the series, this book also includes information on pricing jewelry, setting up a Web site, and how to get celebrity attention.
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English
Place of publication
New York
United States
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1,15 MB
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978-0-7627-5596-7 (9780762755967)
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Maire Loughran
How to Start a Home-Based Jewelry Making Business
*Turn Your Passion Into Profit *Develop A Smart Business Plan *Set Market-Appropriate Prices *Profit From Craft Fairs And Trade Shows *Sell To Local And National Retail Shops *Make Money On The Internet
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07/2009
Globe Pequot Press
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Maire Loughran is the Feature Jewelry Writer at Suite101. A second-generation jewelry designer, she built her jewelry-making business from the ground floor up, writes, and lectures on the topic. This includes handling all aspects of starting a jewelry-making business from deciding on and costing out a product line to marketing and refining product images for the web or print media to networking and finding alternative avenues for sales.
In addition, she has ten years experience lecturing on the topic of how to start a home based business covering such topics as selection of business entity, business licenses and sales tax collection, bookkeeping and how to write a business plan. She also acts as a mentor to other new jewelry-making business startups.
She has just finished a user's guide for Microsoft's Accounting Professional 2008, her preferred accounting software due to its interface witheBay and PayPal, two extremely useful options for jewelry businesses selling online.
Maire is a member of the American Craft Council, Society of American Silversmiths and the Society of North American Goldsmiths.
In addition, she has ten years experience lecturing on the topic of how to start a home based business covering such topics as selection of business entity, business licenses and sales tax collection, bookkeeping and how to write a business plan. She also acts as a mentor to other new jewelry-making business startups.
She has just finished a user's guide for Microsoft's Accounting Professional 2008, her preferred accounting software due to its interface witheBay and PayPal, two extremely useful options for jewelry businesses selling online.
Maire is a member of the American Craft Council, Society of American Silversmiths and the Society of North American Goldsmiths.
Content
All How to Start a Home-Based Business books include:
1. The scope of the business
2. Self assessment: is this business right for you?
3. Writing a business plan
4. Managing the Money: Accounting and bookkeeping information you need to run a financially healthy business
5. Ethical, legal, and licensing issues
6. Marketing best bests
7. Internet strategy
8. As your business grows: stay small, expand, or sell
1. The scope of the business
2. Self assessment: is this business right for you?
3. Writing a business plan
4. Managing the Money: Accounting and bookkeeping information you need to run a financially healthy business
5. Ethical, legal, and licensing issues
6. Marketing best bests
7. Internet strategy
8. As your business grows: stay small, expand, or sell
