Stitchy Business
Part 2: Pricing BY JANE NEWHAUSEN
Taking your embroidery from a hobby to a business can get
complicated. Starting a business is exciting, but figuring
out what your work is genuinely worth is one of the most
challenging aspects. You don’t want to oversell and alienate
your potential clients, but underselling looks unprofessional
and may even cut you off from the embroidery community
that can help you grow your business. A good foundation and
understanding the basics will help you accurately price your
work and help your business in the long run.Discover tips and tricks for turning your
love for machine embroidery into a
successful home-based embroidery
business. In the second installment,
you’ll learn all about how to choose
the right price for your work.
NEW
mini series!Cheaper isn’t
always better...
Set your prices to
reflect the quality
and dedication of
your work.
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