How to Start a Home-based Craft Business
6th Edition
Published on 5. July 2011
192 pages
978-0-7627-6929-2 (ISBN)
Description
Everything you need to know to run a profitable and satisfying craft business from your home
From business and financial planning to marketing your business both online and through traditional outlets, this comprehensive guide provides practical solutions and solid advice on how to tap your creative skills to earn a living. Learn all about business plans, finding supplies on the Internet, publicity, zoning ordinances, and much more. Whatever your goals are, join the thousands of successful crafters, artists, and entrepreneurs, and experience the satisfaction of establishing and building your own home-based craft business.
Look for useful charts and worksheets throughout the book, including:
Market Survey Form
Estimated Start-Up Costs
Profit and Loss Projection/Report
Balance Sheet
Sample Invoice
From business and financial planning to marketing your business both online and through traditional outlets, this comprehensive guide provides practical solutions and solid advice on how to tap your creative skills to earn a living. Learn all about business plans, finding supplies on the Internet, publicity, zoning ordinances, and much more. Whatever your goals are, join the thousands of successful crafters, artists, and entrepreneurs, and experience the satisfaction of establishing and building your own home-based craft business.
Look for useful charts and worksheets throughout the book, including:
Market Survey Form
Estimated Start-Up Costs
Profit and Loss Projection/Report
Balance Sheet
Sample Invoice
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Kenn Oberrecht | Patrice Lewis
How to Start a Home-based Craft Business
Book
07/2011
6th Edition
Globe Pequot Press
€19.00
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Persons
Kenn Oberrecht is the author of more than two dozen books and numerous articles in home-and-workshop magazines. He lives in North Bend, Oregon.
Reviser Patrice Lewis is a freelance writer and author of The Home Craft Business: How to Make It Survive and Thrive. She and her husband have run a home woodcraft business since 1993. Visit her website at www.patricelewis.com.
Reviser Patrice Lewis is a freelance writer and author of The Home Craft Business: How to Make It Survive and Thrive. She and her husband have run a home woodcraft business since 1993. Visit her website at www.patricelewis.com.
Content
- Front Cover
- TOC
- Introduction
- Body
- Index
