Selling Crafts Online

Selling crafts online is made easier with....
The Basic Guide to Selling Crafts on the Internet
by James Dillehay

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Whether you are just starting to sell your crafts on line or looking to boost your existing web site traffic and sales, this guide provides all you need to sell homemade crafts online. This guide unravels the mysteries of selling crafts on line with clear, step-by-step advice. view Table of Contents

"This book has an astonishing amount of usable information, crammed into so few pages! James Dillehay has an amazing talent for getting right to the point, with a minimum of “geekese.” The book seems to cover all the basics in a systematic way. It makes the intimidating prospect of even thinking about setting up a Web site a lot easier to approach. Of the entire list of computer instructional manuals I have read, this one would top the list."
~ Lapidary Journal

You'll get proven help to selling crafts on the internet

• Learn everything you need for starting a web based craft business
• Get a step-by-step marketing plan to make your web site profitable
• Find help to build your web site free
• Discover the top 10 secrets to ranking high in search engines
• Learn how to use internet auctions for how to sell crafts on line
• Discover 8 ways to use email for boosting profits
• Find over 40 web sites that will link to your web site free
• Discover ways to earn additional money through affiliate programs
• Get hundreds of free resources for promoting on the internet, free web hosting, free ISP's and much more!

ISBN: 096299233X, paperback version, 6"x9", 165 pages, illustrated, indexed.

"This new book is so useful, we can hardly stop using it long enough to review it. If you're considering establishing or improving a web presence, invest in this book."
~ The Crafts Fair Guide

"The Basic Guide to Selling Crafts Online is essential reading for anyone thinking of establishing a website for selling craft work and provides substantial up-to-date advice."
~ Handwoven Magazine

Written by James Dillehay, nationally recognized craft business author and member of the advisory boards to the National Craft Association and ArtisanStreet.com.