In the early months or even years of running a new business, it can be difficult to tell how well you’re really doing. 

Even when you feel like you’re getting the hang of things.

You’ve got a solid website, you’re making some sales here and there – but it might seem like there’s no concrete way to know for sure if your handmade business is where it’s supposed to be. 

We’re all learning here!

That means that we might not know exactly what to look out for …

If you’re thinking about getting a PO box, read this first.

I’m going to share the differences between a PO box and virtual mailboxes, and why you might want one over the other. 

If you’re reading this post, you’re probably thinking about creating some privacy boundaries between your household and your small business.

Recently I signed up for a virtual mailbox for privacy and security purposes.

We all make mistakes – especially when we’re first starting out. 

Even the most successful businesses have gone through their share of challenges. 

The hope is that the mistakes that happen are small and inconsequential.

But it doesn’t always work out that way. 

You know how the saying goes, that you’ll spend more in the first year than you actually make? 

For many of us, that’s the reality.  

But it doesn’t have to be! 

In this post, I’m going to let you in on how you can go from $1,000 a day to $10,000 a day. 

Yeah, you read that right!

Your handmade business is going well, but you still aren’t bringing in as much income as you’d like to. 

Does this sound familiar? 

You’re constantly working, making those sales, shipping those boxes, but you don’t know how you can keep going at this rate without higher rates.