If you don't feel like putting the shakers online, then don't, especially if the logistics is going to be a headache you don't want to deal with. Part of the experience of the shakers is choosing your own pieces and playing the part of being at an apothecary, so let these keychains be an exclusive to your convention circuit. Not everything you create has to go on an online shop and it makes finally getting them special. Also, that way people buying them know exactly what they're getting at the moment they're getting them.
Woo, I really do hope you do the filler stickers! Bc I have the same issue in my stickerbook where I have gaps and would love to buy stickers to fill in those areas. Especially so I can prevent myself from spending 5+ minutes doing 1 single page so it filled enough.
I love my shaker charms that I got from the kickstarter! Would love to see them in the online shop space, as long as they don't cause too much of a headache for you.
hmmm I wonder if it's possible to get mini hard mailers to press the shaker flat or to wrap the shaker with a rubber band to keep the two pieces together in transit? or maybe you can switch the ball chain for a clasp with a plastic keychain connector clip (i think that's what they're called?) which is removable but snaps together at the hole keeping the two acrylic pieces together? it's not as pretty as a ball chain though
having experience with retail, it does tent to be the customers fault. Sur there is a slight chance there is a manufacturing error, but on all the shakers you've sold only a couple people reached out. That's a very small percentage. Also just keep them con exclusives. Saves you a headache.
What is this calender planner you are using here? 5:47 Also just wondering, did you ever give your niece a LeSpirit x Bluey sticker from that convention? I think a shop update exclusive sticker could be cute for 2 weeks to hopefully reach people on a biweekly pay period. Is there an insulated bubble mailer or packaging that you could test/use?
It’s a calendar I make for myself every year! I usually post a printable version on my patreon. And yes, my niece got her Bluey sticker, but she’s a little too young to enjoy it yet! I do ship all my products in a padded envelope! Which is why I thought the heat may be affecting them, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. And I love the idea of a 2 week exclusive sticker to accommodate biweekly pay periods~
love watching your videos as always!! was wondering, is there a reason why you plan on moving away from pins? as someone who thought about starting making them, I‘m curious 👀
Thank you! And the pins just don’t sell very well anymore for me. The cost to produce a single batch is something I can’t really justify anymore, when they take so long to recoup. I’d rather spend that money into products that move more quickly. But I’m also moving more towards stationery items for my shop.
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If you don't feel like putting the shakers online, then don't, especially if the logistics is going to be a headache you don't want to deal with. Part of the experience of the shakers is choosing your own pieces and playing the part of being at an apothecary, so let these keychains be an exclusive to your convention circuit. Not everything you create has to go on an online shop and it makes finally getting them special. Also, that way people buying them know exactly what they're getting at the moment they're getting them.
Woo, I really do hope you do the filler stickers! Bc I have the same issue in my stickerbook where I have gaps and would love to buy stickers to fill in those areas. Especially so I can prevent myself from spending 5+ minutes doing 1 single page so it filled enough.
I love my shaker charms that I got from the kickstarter! Would love to see them in the online shop space, as long as they don't cause too much of a headache for you.
hmmm I wonder if it's possible to get mini hard mailers to press the shaker flat or to wrap the shaker with a rubber band to keep the two pieces together in transit? or maybe you can switch the ball chain for a clasp with a plastic keychain connector clip (i think that's what they're called?) which is removable but snaps together at the hole keeping the two acrylic pieces together? it's not as pretty as a ball chain though
This gives me a kick up the butt to buy the enamel pin I’ve been eyeing off 😂 I’d hate to miss out forever
having experience with retail, it does tent to be the customers fault. Sur there is a slight chance there is a manufacturing error, but on all the shakers you've sold only a couple people reached out. That's a very small percentage. Also just keep them con exclusives. Saves you a headache.
can use a drop of superglue on the edge or uv resin...options for the buyer thatr has the issue
Well that would defeat the purpose of being able to open the bottle and change out the pieces
@@LeSpiritDesigns lol well then , just trying to give ideas...
Where did you get your sticker drawers? They are the perfect size... mine have been floating around in photo organization boxes :/
If you’re uncomfortable putting it online. Don’t.
What is this calender planner you are using here? 5:47 Also just wondering, did you ever give your niece a LeSpirit x Bluey sticker from that convention?
I think a shop update exclusive sticker could be cute for 2 weeks to hopefully reach people on a biweekly pay period. Is there an insulated bubble mailer or packaging that you could test/use?
It’s a calendar I make for myself every year! I usually post a printable version on my patreon. And yes, my niece got her Bluey sticker, but she’s a little too young to enjoy it yet!
I do ship all my products in a padded envelope! Which is why I thought the heat may be affecting them, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. And I love the idea of a 2 week exclusive sticker to accommodate biweekly pay periods~
love watching your videos as always!! was wondering, is there a reason why you plan on moving away from pins? as someone who thought about starting making them, I‘m curious 👀
Thank you! And the pins just don’t sell very well anymore for me. The cost to produce a single batch is something I can’t really justify anymore, when they take so long to recoup. I’d rather spend that money into products that move more quickly. But I’m also moving more towards stationery items for my shop.
I think if you feel confident enough in the shaker keychains to sell them in person, then you should be confident enough to sell them online.
I don’t think that you should put those things on your website