Showing posts with label subscription art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subscription art. Show all posts

Monday, November 23, 2015

Cyber Monday Deals On Etsy Store--Handmade Gifts and Fine Art!



I've been planning on releasing lots of new things on my 
Etsy store for 

Cyber Monday!!!! 

Limited Edition Prints

 

 

 

Items to look forward to:

  • Original Paintings in Digital Transfer, Acrylic and Oils
  • Subscription Art
  • Limited Edition Drypoint Print Originals
  • Custom Fine Art
  • Sets of Notecards with Fine Art Prints
Fine Art Originals









Want to save a bunch on these 

awesome handmade items?

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In this bundle, you will receive:
  • A printable sheet of hand-painted gift tags
  • An article with unique gift ideas and where to find them! 
  • A coupon for my Etsy store for 20% off your ENTIRE purchase in my store.

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Writng a Business Plan for Dabblebag's Makeover

Dabblebag will soon be a true, real, business! Having signed up for 6 art fairs already, I needed a tax number. Now that I've opened that can of worms, I thought I might as well go for it and try out another idea. Art subscriptions! 
Meanwhile I am working on writing a business plan. Since the business is just me right now, no employees to do paperwork on, no partner to play tug of war with our egos (for now!) The business plan is mostly for me.

And I have broken down the start up and growth of Dabblebag the business into five phases. Five phases until I can quit all my jobs and do my own business full time. That may take a while, or it may never come, but the business can also remain steady at one of the other phases too. I based my phases on how much time I would have to devote to the business and whether it is during the crowdfunding campaign or not. Each phase has a revenue goal in order to move forward with the next investment of time, or simply put, when I can quit my job!! 

I am getting lots of advice for the business plan, lots of excitement and research into start up costs and capital. I am searching branding and marketing ideas and price per unity it would take to ship the subscription boxes. 

A newsletter is also a goal of all of this, pending the time I can put into it. Coupons for local businesses, artist bios, local events, and articles on the art industry itself, like why art costs so bloody much!

Thursday, March 12, 2015

Big Ideas, Writing a Business Plan, and Changes to Dabblebag

I signed up for SIX craft fairs so far this summer.


 I'm excited, but I also think I pushed the first domino to start my own business. 

Because my brain likes to think up grand ideas and then lose interest in them, I won't go into details just yet. However, this idea would be beneficial to the art community in a big way, and create a steadier income freelancing for me. Not only that, but it's an idea that I can take with me when I move, even though the beneficial impact is directly a local one. This idea is also easy to expand and grow, and I think the start-up cost is quite low. Is there any reason I shouldn't go for it? With my ADHD, I'm just afraid I would lose interest (in a big way) again and abandon it and all my efforts, and my clients. That's also what refunds are for, and I can start on a small trial basis too. 

 

So, off I go, writing down big and bigger ideas. Let's see what happens.