I’ll be real with you—I started out on Etsy like so many small biz owners do. And while I still use it in a smart way (more on that below), I’ve grown to love having my own website way more.…
In the online creative world, you’re constantly told: “Pick a niche. Stick to it. Be consistent.” But for artists, this can feel more like a trap than a guide. What if you love more than one style? What if your…
Thinking about starting your own online store without managing inventory or shipping? Print-on-demand (POD) with WooCommerce and Printify might be the perfect combo for you. It’s low-risk, easy to manage, and perfect for creatives, artists, and entrepreneurs who want to…
Running an online boutique is an ever-evolving process, and sometimes you need a second pair of eyes to spot things you might overlook. That’s where ChatGPT came in—I asked it to critique my website, and it didn’t hold back! Here’s…
Creative people often look at the world very different….they enjoy the small achievements and look for the finest details that many miss. They think outside the box, rather than being rational, they over look the easy answer. They are dreamers!…
How Millennials Are Ruining the Cat Mom Stereotype Once upon a time, the “cat mom” stereotype was simple: a lonely woman, probably in her 40s or 50s, wearing an oversized robe, drinking tea, and surrounded by a chaotic gang of…
Social media is supposed to be this amazing tool for artists and small business owners. It gives us a way to showcase our work, connect with others, and even make money doing what we love. But let’s be honest—sometimes, it…
AI art is everywhere right now. Whether you love it, hate it, or fall somewhere in between, it’s impossible to ignore its impact—especially in creative industries like print on demand (POD). As someone who designs for my own online boutique,…
If you’re running a print-on-demand (POD) business—or thinking about starting one—you’ve probably come across platforms like Zazzle, Redbubble, and Society6. These sites promise an easy, no-hassle way to sell your designs on products without worrying about production, shipping, or inventory.…
I’ve been using print-on-demand (POD) sites since 2016, starting with Zazzle and Redbubble. Over the years, I’ve experimented with different platforms like RageOn, Society6, and more—finding what fits my art and brand best. I’ve seen the rise and fall of…
