It’s where teachers share their
wonderful creations—for free, or a fair price—thousands of carefully crafted, classroom-tested
gems.
Now that I’ve set up a shop, I’ve got
tips for others who are thinking of starting a store.
1) Choose
your store name carefully. Use either
your own name or a name that brands your products (e.g., Kindergarten Fun).
2) Create
your products in PowerPoint, not Word.
You’ll see why…
3) Comb
TPT for all available tips for newbies.
4) Expect
hard work. Only well-thought out,
unique, well-executed products with eye-catching visuals on the covers, and
good social marketing will succeed.
5) It’s
a long haul. “Once
you get over 20 products, daily sales increase. Over 50 then they really
start to churn.” (To quote
Two-Boys-And-A-Dad-Productions from the forum.
Thanks, Two-Boys!)
So…(I keep telling myself) slow
down, breathe deeply & smell the roses (ie, your fully-rounded life)! Look at the learning curve as your type of
crossword puzzle—it’s good for your brain.
That’s the “Starter Kit.”
After you join TPT, you can dive into the seller’s forum for more. It's not easy (that's an understatement), but it is rewarding. You have my best wishes if you decide to jump in.
BTW, If you'd like to visit my store, it's right here.
BTW, If you'd like to visit my store, it's right here.
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