Not a marketplace blog. These are the working notes of four people who sold handmade goods for years before they built a course — pricing, packaging, festive stock, and the WhatsApp messages that actually get replies.
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Should you sell handmade products on Amazon, Flipkart or Meesho, or stay on WhatsApp? A direct look at onboarding, fees, returns and the maths of one…
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Your product is judged on a WhatsApp thumbnail in half a second. Product photography with phone, window light and a ₹20 sheet of chart paper passes…
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Retail is one jar at a time; a parlour takes thirty. Here is how I sell to salons wholesale: the sample kit, the minimum order, the 2× floor, the…
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I sold ninety bars of soap at ₹40 and lost money on every one. This is how to price handmade products so the number covers your materials, your…
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How to sell handmade products on WhatsApp and Instagram with no ad budget: the WhatsApp Business setup, the catalogue, status and broadcast lists…
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The same haldi-chandan bar sold at ₹80 in a plastic sleeve and at ₹249 in a kraft box. Here is what packaging for handmade products really costs per…
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