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Posted on 23rd August 2012 by Papermilldirect
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How to sell handmade cards - Using Pinterest
Posted on 20th August 2012 by Papermilldirect
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Find out how to use Pinterest to help promote and sell your handmade card or wedding stationery business
Say hello to our beautiful textured linen card
Posted on 16th August 2012 by Papermilldirect
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Learn how we make our White Linen Embossed card
How to sell handmade cards - Social Media Marketing
Posted on 13th August 2012 by Papermilldirect
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How to use social media marketing to promote your card making or wedding stationery business.
Giveaway! - Celebrating Olympic Fever
Posted on 9th August 2012 by Papermilldirect
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How to sell handmade Cards - Writing a blog
Posted on 6th August 2012 by Papermilldirect
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Write a Blog! - One of the first hurdles for a handmade card maker beginning to sell their cards online, is marketing. How do you get people to find your shop amongst all the people selling handmade cards? Without visitors how can you make any sales?
Tutorials for making Pop Up Cards
Posted on 2nd August 2012 by Papermilldirect
Filed under All Papercraft Tutorials
It doesn't matter how old you are, 3 or 93! - a pop up card will make you smile! We've found three different types of pop up card, each has a slightly different approach to making the paper inside pop up - once you get to grips with the basics, you'll be coming up with lots of ideas of your own we're sure!
How to Price Your Handmade Cards
Posted on 30th July 2012 by Papermilldirect
Filed under How To Sell Handmade Cards
Pricing handmade cards is often one of the most difficult aspects of beginning to sell your handmade cards. This is the second post of our 'How to sell Handmade Cards' series, last week we looked at selling on online handmade marketplace like Folksy and Etsy. The following is a list of everything you need to consider when pricing up your handmade cards. To help you get a real understanding, we've create a working example at the end of the post.
Ideas for making 1st anniversary paper gifts
Posted on 26th July 2012 by Papermilldirect
Filed under All Papercraft Tutorials
The Pros and Cons of Selling on a Handmade Marketplace
Posted on 23rd July 2012 by Papermilldirect
Filed under How To Sell Handmade Cards
This is the first part in our 'How to sell handmade cards' series. This week we're looking at the pros and cons of handmade market places. A handmade market place is a website where you can open a shop and sell your handmade cards online.