:: connections & creative commons ::
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despite being so busy with orders and kids and the very occasional shower, i just sent out my second newsletter last night. with the shop and the blog and facebook and twitter, sometimes it feels like just connecting with people is a full-time job in itself. but seeing past customers return to the shop last night and this morning as a direct result of that newsletter? well, it made all the extra work i did to get that ready to go out worth it.
and no, it's not the sales themselves or the dollars they brought in. it's knowing that people were pleased with their initial purchases and that they were intrigued enough by my latest work to stop back on by the shop. that feels good.
if you'd like to see my most recent newsletter, you can find it here. to subscribe so that you can receive future newsletters, click here.
3 comments:
That's so exciting that you are about to hire help, means that things are going so fabulous with the shop! Yay! I have to agree that there is nothing like knowing that people have loved an item you've made so much that they want to keep current on what's going on.
Cheers!
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