Masterclass and resources are now available inside Creative Income Society in the classroom.

I know many of you start with Etsy, or maybe you don’t want to go on Etsy at all because you don’t agree with their politics or fees. So then you end up asking yourself where do you want to sell. I want you to check out a website called indiemade.com because it’s a little known site that has some great features and really good pricing. It’s easier to use than Shopify and costs way less, and for those of you who are using Etsy and integrates with their inventory system and you can cross list items on both sites, making it very convenient. It’s where I started my business and I eventually moved to Shopify when I wanted stronger reporting and more features.

They re 88% right…. Good odds. I watched several predictions from last year blow up - fisherman, grandpa, cherries…. Take a look and start planning. How can you ride a trend or two? https://business.pinterest.com/pdf/pinterest-predicts/2026-marketing-playbook/

I have a private client right now and I’m doing her social media for her, and one thing that I have noticed 100% is this- I make a post every day at 6 AM. It doesn’t matter that her audience is most active at a different time of the day, it also doesn’t matter if she decides to throw a post up there in the middle of the day. What matters is that every single morning at 6 AM a real goes onto her Instagram and is shared to her Facebook page. If there’s one thing you can promise yourself right now it’s that you pick a style of posting and become very consistent with it. I’ve taken her from 36,000 views a month to 90 something thousand views a month in just two weeks of making this a very consistent post. What this does is gives flexibility for other posts to go on the feed but the algorithm knows every morning at six there’s going to be something, and if there isn’t it messes up the algorithm for her. The lesson here is pick something and do it consistently, something that would be a promise to yourself to do. Then everything else can just be sprinkled in.

I have my favorites. Indiemade.com connects directly to your Etsy shop (which is AWESOME). Payhip.com allows you to make a whole site with all kinds of products, and not pay a monthly fee (instead you pay when you make a sale). I have a whole payhip walkthrough inside the Creative Income Society.