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About Shasta McLaughlin
Expertise
I can answer many questions about the art and craft show industry. I can help with booth setup, advertising and marketing, increasing sales at shows, where to find shows, how to promote an art or craft show, and much more.

Experience
I have always been an artist/craft person since I was a child selling crafts at shows with my mom. I have also promoted several craft shows, and publish a newsletter for artists and crafters.

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EzineArticles.com

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Salutatorian of my graduating class. Associates degree of Graphic Design.

 
   

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Arts/Crafts Business - Most profitable...


Expert: Shasta McLaughlin - 11/5/2008

Question
Hi Shasta,
In your opinion, what is the most profitable arts/crafts "at home" business to get in to?  I am looking for anything to do that will make money!  I am creative and good at most design, interior decorating, sewing, painting etc.
Thanks for any ideas!
BB

Answer
Honestly I don't know.

I would have to have worked each and every "home" business to form an opinion of what is the most profitable "at home" business to get into.  

The most successful at home business to you will depend on what types of things you really enjoy doing, the amount of work (and problems) involved and the profits ($$$, wages, salary) that you would require to feel successful doing it.

The way to find a really successful/profitable business is to find something that a lot of people near you want that isn't being provided to them in over abundance.  Products that they want that also aren't being provided with very good quality, quantity or customer service might also be worth looking into.

You may have to try a few things out before you find something that really works for you and makes you money.

Good luck,

Shasta

P.S.  For more secrets on marketing your home business to increase it's profitability see my blog at http://extravaganzacrafts.com/Blogs.  

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