Whether you are running a blog or more traditional website there are craft business basics that you need to use if you want to succeed.

After working as a independent gift sales representative for over eight years, I find so many crafters and producers with great gift products who need help getting their items ready for the market.

There are two sides to your craft business. The first is making your crafts, the second is selling them, and it's probably the area where most crafters are less comfortable...

Chances are that if you're reading this article about selling crafts it's because you've heard that search engines are important to your craft business but you need more information...

In craft business part one I looked at the basics of getting a bit more reach for selling your crafts by perhaps using Artfire as well as Etsy, or other combinations...

Here's an internet craft business myth for you. All you need to do is go to Etsy or Handmadecatalog or Artfire or one of those online craft selling sites...

If you want to sell crafts online then it stands to reason that you're going to have a much easier time of it, and be much more successful if...

Many people look at an online crafts business as their escape from the rat-race, the chance to ditch the tedious nine to five (or often eight to six)...

If you're serious about selling your crafts on the internet you probably have to go into areas that you're maybe not to familiar with just yet...

How to sell crafts online? Well I wish I could give you the one simple answer but sadly it doesn't exist. Selling crafts on the internet is a series of steps...