Makers Mean Business® with Damon Oates and Parker Stelly of DecoExchange®

Get Started with these 4 tips:

1. Collecting payment
2. Find New Customers
3. Repeat Sales
4. Upselling

In this episode we also talk about our biggest business failure to date! 

Finally, 5 tips to find a mentor online:

1. Have a common purpose
2. Core Values
3. Transparency
4. Positive attitude
5. Street Cred

In this episode, Parker sits down with Sarah Williams to talk all things subscription boxes. Hear both our story, and Sarah's story, and learn more about services Sarah offers if you want to start your own subscription box!

Join Sarah's Waiting List:

https://framedbysarah.com/launch-your-box/ 

Welcome to the Makers Mean Business Podcast!

In this episode, we are talking all about:

• Who is a Maker
• Ever doubt your ability?
• Who encouraged you to make it possible?
• Something I wish I knew when I started: Impostor Syndrome
• 6 Tips to Battle Impostor Syndrome

Catch up with us on Facebook and Instagram @decoexchange and join us next time to hear the biggest failure I've experienced to date in our business, my best advice on how to get started, a myth that needs to be busted, and to find out what being a Maker means to me!

If you found this episode helpful, don't forget to hit subscribe, leave us a review, and share with someone else who might need to hear it, too!

Do you make your own handmade crafts, have your own small business, or even consider yourself a craftpreneur?

If so then HIT SUBSCRIBE because starting June 15, every Monday we will be releasing a new episode of MAKERS MEAN BUSINESS - a podcast about all the challenges, struggles, rewards and benefits of running your own online business.

Each week, Damon Oates & Parker Stelly are going to be talking about overcoming obstacles, what we've learned along the way, and even interview friends of ours who have built their own thriving crafty business.

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Next time someone tells you your DIY passion is just a hobby... Let them know that you are a maker and you mean business.