4 Tips to Make Your Handmade Business Inflation Proof

Make sure that your business is inflation-proof and save yourself from financial ruin. In this video, I’ll share with you four tips to help protect you and your business from the negative effects of inflation and recession.

One of the worst things that can happen to a small handmade business is economic inflation and recession. We’ll never know when a recession will strike so it’s better to be prepared!

You won’t have to worry about needing to close down your business because of economic turbulence anymore. With the right strategies in place, you can ensure that you're ready for whatever comes next.

Let me know in the comments if you have any other questions about how to turn your business into one that can withstand economic hardships like this.

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[dragonwielder]

I'm going to make a bigger effort to cut out unnecessary expenses this year (I sew things, and I have an enormous fabric stash. I want to keep supporting my suppliers, many of whom are small businesses themselves, but I also need to use what I have before getting even more materials!)
I'm also going to work on my marketing efforts :)

[bevonviechweg]

I redo socks how can I push it to the top

[zarasoleil]

Thanks for all of the great content. I have a huge *feels huge* question to ask, I hope you can help me. I opened and closed a shop in 2011. I only made 30 sales but I have a 4.5 average star review. I want to open a shop again, different name and vibe. Should I open a new shop or reopen this VERY old one and change the shop name? I'd love your advice, please and thank you :) I'm desperate lol

[creativetales]

Selling keychains made with air dry clay can be a business??