You know that you can sell your craft because you’ve already done it: family members, friends, and the local craft shows. On top of that you are blocking out time on the calendar, trying to create posts on social media but they hardly get reach or commented on. It can feel unbelievably frustrating when your trying to figure out the marketing side of things on your own.

I can bet you go through many hours trying to figure out what works best for your business. You've even joined a few online courses and downloaded freebies in hopes to get some insight. If you follow social media, you probably heard phrases like, "you need more engagement", "start a Facebook Group", "get a website", " launch a membership" or "grow your email".

Then there is the uncertainty of what needs to be done next to help you achieve your goals and make sales. It’s like trying to solve a puzzle that's missing pieces. 

Marketing shouldn't feel scary, overwhelming, or icky. You want to get your products out there to get customers and sales, but you can't be in all places at once.