Top 20 Small Business and Design Year End Blog Posts

24. Dec, 2010 1 Comment

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Here are 20 of the top posts from handmade, and deign blogs that I read on a daily basis. They are in no particular order, because you should read them all!

Business:

how to make the most of your fourth quarter profits – Crafting an MB
Thoughts on Etsy, Circles, Feedback and Reputation Management – Smallerbox
aim high. act fast. claim your prize -Scoutiegirl
What’s Your Story? – Coppyblogger
The 21 Best Resources from the 2010 Business Blogosphere -Etsy Blog
2010: The Social Media Year in Review for Bloggers – Problogger
Stand Out in the Crowd or Drown – Heartmade
The Art of the Giveaway - Design*Sponge
Etsy Check List – Tips for Selling More – Handmade Marketing
12 Book to Help You Improve Your Social Media Prowess - Meylah

Design/Decor/Handmade:

Decorating Ideas – 1st Option- Decor8
Last Minuet Gift Wrapping Inspiration – Poppy Talk
Alice Stevenson – Artist Feature -Pikaland
Photo Blocks by Bonnie Jones – Papernstitch
Eco-Friendly Finds - Modish
Holiday Cards – Mixed Plate
Printable, Projects, and Patterns – Going Home to Roost
Christmas Treats – Indie Fixx
DIY Gifts {etsy love} – Everything Etsy
Cozy, Warm Inviting Homes – Best of 2010 – Apartment Therapy

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Daily Links, Etsy Tips

etsytips, Featured

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One Response to “Top 20 Small Business and Design Year End Blog Posts”

VaKaDi Reply 27. Dec, 2010 at 1:26 PM

Thanks a lot for your tips!

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This post was written by Timothy Adam who has written 1147 posts on Handmadeology.

About the Editor: Timothy Adam I am a self taught metal artist, and a certified Mig welder. I started designing modern metal furniture in 2004. I built my first piece in Baltimore with my sister-in-law who is a furniture designer. I found my passion in metal and kept on designing and building. I struggled for 4 years to make a name in local galleries in the Grand Rapids Michigan area. A friend of mine introduced me to Etsy in February of 2007, and it changed my business. I started creating a jewelry line and have not turned back. In November of 2007 I had to quit my full time job cause my passion was becoming a dream come true! I am now selling all over the world through my Etsy shop. I also have wholesale accounts around the country with galleries, museums and salons. I love the handmade community and Etsy... and Handmadeology is my way of giving back! Connect with me: Etsy Facebook Twitter Email me