Thank you so much for this information I’m just trying to start a little homemade business and this was super helpful to me God bless you I really enjoying your video
You talked about shops over charging customers but what about customers trying to low ball shops? I'm new and that's a concern of mine because apparently that's more common than I thought
There are always going to be those people out there who will say/do whatever it takes to get something as close to free as possible. Just set your prices, and stick to them. Make sure your prices are evident so that you have less chances for people to be "surprised" with your prices.
Thank you i will use that method to me its not about ripping people of for me its not about the money i do it cause i love it im always told i should sell for more but iv now got 736 followrs going up up. The time hopefully get to 2 k i will be very happy iv subscribe d to you look forward to your next video 👌♥️
So do you make bags for them complete ? Like if they want the chip bags glued with the chips and all ? Would it be the same concept basically? Bag of chips = 8.49 Tax =.68 = 9.17 / 18 ( total chip assortment) = .51 Roughly .15 supplies .66 x3 So 1.98 per chip bag with the chips in it, did I do that correct? I really like this! 🙌🏼👌
Correct. I add in the price of the actual snacks AFTER I do all the math on the supplies though, just to be sure. But yes. Also a good tip, start saving all your different prices so that little by little you'll start memorizing how much your supplies cost you.
Hi I'm wondering why when I make my labels the color's mudged what am I doing wrong Or my hands be black when I'm finished putting them together Is it supposed to do that or am I doing something wrong cause I use a glossy paper but it smudges
Hey there, If your ink is smudging to the point that it's messing up your design, then it means your ink/printer is not compatible with the paper. If the design is NOT messed up, but you notice a bit of color on your hands after assembling them, then that's normal.
This is a great start but the think you are missing a lot here when it comes to pricing. You need to factor in your TIME, as in your labor cost. That can be broke down into several factors - sourcing the materials, designing as you mentioned, and how long it actually takes you to assemble, and pack and ship etc. assign yourself an hourly wage for this SKILLED labor multiplied by total total hours = labor cost. Then you have costs of multi-use items/tools like hot glue gun, paper cutter, crinkle scissors, etc. purchase cost divided by 10 is a good rule of thumb = cost per use. Remember, party planning and decorating is a LUXURY service. I that people hire out the labor since they don’t want to do it themselves. Everyone can choose the market they cater to, but don’t sell yourself short and pull the industry standard down by not considering all these factors into your pricing. You should be phong yourself more than $12-15 an hour. After all, you are in business to stay in business and make money.
So I do things differently from others. Most people do include their design fee per dozen. My entire business is predicated on having it be affordable to the average parent. So my prices, and the quantities in which I sell my products are going to look very different than everyone else's. Ultimately, the decision is yours, and how you want your business to work for you.
So for my big size coloring book It’s coming out to like 37.41 for 12 is that good or bad 0.16 for my glossy photo paper which is the cover 2 of .25 because I use card stock paper 3 of 0.05 ink 0.15 for the crayons Comes out to 0.96 then I put taxes 1.04 then I times 3 = 3.11 x 12 = 37.44 Do I include a design fee as well? First time doing them
I personally charge a one time design fee for new themes only. So all themes I did on my own, or in the past, I don't charge a design fee, I simply charge the cost of supplies. So that part would be up to you if you'd like to charge a design fee on top of the cost, but like I said, I don't. Your price seems perfect for 12 coloring books.
So you'll hear me mention in the video that I am calculating the cost of JUST the supplies, without the chips, but then, towards the end, I add on the cost of the chips for when a customer requests to have them already pre-filled and sealed.
Thank you for this! You mentioned an hourly fee beside the design fee. When I make cake toppers or print and cut designs, sometimes they take me longer than I expect; as a “beginner” or starting out, what would be a decent rate to give myself? I’ve seen minimum wage but I’m also not comfortable with that LOL
It really depends what you're okay with, and how long it takes you to design stuff. Personally, I can take a while to design something, but I also know I can then sell that design over and over and over again, so I only charge $15 for a design fee.
For that, I would add together the price of the box, plus the price of supplies I would use on that box. So for example, let's say the box includes 50 bags of chips for $22. I would then calculate the cost of supplies I would end up using to make the 50 chip bag wrappers. So, let's say that comes out to $20. I would add those 2 numbers together (which makes $42). I would then divide that by the 50 bags, because I want to know how much I am spending per bag. That comes out to .84 cents per bag. From there, I will times that by 2.5, which comes out to $2.10 cents. That means that the minimum you should charge per filled bag should be $2.10 to make a profit. However, as I'm sure you've seen, people with lots of experience and good designs charge up to $4 per filled bag. That is completely up to you. Just remember that to make a profit, you would have to charge a minimum of $2.10 per filled chip bag.
Omg your awesome thank you so I calculated a pack of 45 water bottles to make personalized labels and I would charge 24.30$ does this make sense I feel like the profit wouldn’t be to good cause the water bottles would be 3.64$ and the paper is 14.04$ I did take into consideration all the ink the number of pages I’d be using and my profit comes out to 1$ lol
Gee listen here in The Bahamas just to make a chip bag it’s like 1.7 just on materials for 1 chip bag and we don’t even charge what u charging geesh. But to each it’s own. I wish I could find paper for 0.3 lol
Sammyah, I get what you're saying. Over here, the market price per custom chip bag is between $2-$4 each. A lot of people tend to hop onto Etsy and just charge whatever they see there on Etsy, regardless of quality or anything like that. I hate that thought. I calculate all my time and supplies, and then factor in market prices. But thats how I am able to keep my prices cheap, compared to other shops that charge $3.50-$4 per custom chip bag. Every places market prices will be different, so definitely always go by not only what you feel comfortable with, but what you're customers will be comfortable with as well.
The design fee for me was just a personal preference. A lot of people just pick a number and go with it. So often it's like $15, $20, $25. For me, because my whole business was built on being affordable for the average mom, my design fee has always been super cheap. I suggest coming up with a number that you personally would be willing to pay for stuff, as well as what your target audience can afford.
I love how you broke it down! Thank you for that. I do have a question. You don't add to each item a small percentage of your computer and printer? I think since we have to purchase that, we should be charging for that too. Maybe $1 each client for both things? Cus then our profits are pretty much going into the purchase of these things
I’m stuck on what to set aside to save ! Out of my own pocket I purchase the chips I need. Should I save the whole price I charged or should I save what I got minus what I spent on the chips ? Thanks ! Sorry if I confuse you
So I don't recommend thinking so small. So dont think of what to save per item, or per order. Think of how much to save out of every 2 weeks worth of income, or a month's worth of income. I personally don't stick to a specific amount that "pay" myself because I'm a good saver. I really don't spend my money unless it's on bills, or more work supplies, so you've got to figure out how much you expect to be paid every 2 weeks, or how much you expect yourself to be saving/investing back in the business.
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you so much ! I honestly don’t even mind saving it all . I was just wondering if maybe I should . It makes sense to pay myself a small portion back every month .
Hey is there any place I can reach you. I have a question on what type of printer you have I have gone through 4 printers all in one week and they all suck on glassy paper
I'm just starting out im doing my son 1yr memorial this month so I'm doing different items I want to do the swisher sweet cigar packs can u give me the measurements for that. Thank you for all ur help
hi I've been doing this for about two years now just for my family and friends every once in a while never charging them, but I recently got a order for a party bundle I don't know how to price it, she sent me the design files she got from etsy its for 25 water bottle labels ,caparison labels, Gabel boxes, circle stickers, chip bags, Rice Krispies , and six poster board sized character stickers on the 99 cent store foam board I'm using hp ink jet glossy photo paper. I really need help idk how much I should price it for just the prints or actually doing the work purchasing and putting together the bundle please help!
Even though she's providing the files, you still need to use the method in this video. Because you are the one who needs to provide the supplies. Anything she is providing, you just don't add that cost in. After calculating all the supplies, at the end, add on a work fee as well. For instance, if you believe it will take you 3 hours to do everything, and you'd like to pay yourself $11 and hour (or more), then add that on. It's then up to the customer if they want to pay that or not.
Adriana so I don't know how much ink per paper on an eco tank how do I charge for ink if its 4500/color and 7500 sheet for black . The ink last up to 2 years but 14.97 with my state tax per bottle of ink
Okay, so what I would is: Step 1) Calculate cost of all ink bottles all together, so if you have 4 bottles, it would come out to about $60. Step 2) Take the median average of the sheets per color, so 6,000 sheets. Step 3) Then divide the ink cost, by the sheets. So 60 ÷ 6,000 = .01 cents per sheet. That's the cost of ink per sheet. Now, you have to figure out the cost per sheet of paper. Step 1) Divide the cost of a pack of paper by the amount of sheets it comes with. For example, a pack of Pen & Gear copy paper from Walmart is $10.05 after taxes here in TX. It comes with 300 sheets. So, I would do $10.05 ÷ 300 = .03 cents per sheet. So that means, you are spending (.03 cents + .01 cents) .04 cents to print something on your computer. That is SUPER cheap isn't it?! However, I do want to warn you, almost all printer specifications SAY that they can print thousands of sheets before the ink runs out, but in real life, you realize that that isn't the case. So..after you've owned your printer for a while, and have gotten to know it better, you may need to redo the math so that it more accurately portrays the reality of YOUR printer.
Thanks so much for your videos! Their very easy to follow and you explain very well. I’m a designer and event planner as well but I don’t k ow how to make the bags🥺😞. I need some for an event I’m doing this weekend. Where can I go to order some chip bags from you?
It comes down to how much you want to get paid vs how long it takes you to come up with a new design. Kind of like setting up a minimum wage for yourself. I can come up with a design in about half an hour, to an hour. So my new design fee is $15. I no longer charge a design fee on themes I have already created since all I'm doing is changing the text on my designs when a customer orders something.
I mention in the video that it's just the materials, not the snack, but that if you choose to include the snack, you would then add that price into your math.
I'm actually one of the few people out there who don't offer "packages". My reason is because I already strive to offer the lowest possible prices for my items, so "discounts" and such don't exist in my shop because I'm already given them the lowest prices. However, if you really do want to offer packages, it would be more about what you feel comfortable earning, as well as, what "discount" or "offer" can you offer that looks enticing enough to a customer that it would make them want to buy that package.
For Epson and Canon, I actually recommend using inkjets.com ink cartridges. That's what I use now that I have gotten rid of my HP printer. Each cartridge is between $2-$4, so I love it.
Thank you for the lesson it work for me.
Good morning I took notes thanks so much! ❤
Love this video watched it a year or so ago. Can you maybe do an update?
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Very educational. Answered my questions. Thank you
This is the info I need!!! I love your channel! Thanks so much for your help! 💙
I like this video and thanks for showing us this what I was looking for too.
This is great info. Thank you for the breakdown.
Thank you for sharing you gave me a better understanding on price per each item. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Thank u for the break down
This was so helpful, have you made a video about how to prepare for taxes? I have no idea how to start
I do have one on taxes, yes.
Thank you for the info
Thank you for this valuable information. Thanks for being so candid about everything. ❤
Thank you so much for this information I’m just trying to start a little homemade business and this was super helpful to me God bless you I really enjoying your video
You talked about shops over charging customers but what about customers trying to low ball shops? I'm new and that's a concern of mine because apparently that's more common than I thought
There are always going to be those people out there who will say/do whatever it takes to get something as close to free as possible. Just set your prices, and stick to them. Make sure your prices are evident so that you have less chances for people to be "surprised" with your prices.
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you!
Thank you so much for your time, honesty and advice!!! Definitely a new subie !
Thank you so much Adriana! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us.
You're so welcome!
I really appreciate this information and honesty. Thank you
Helle Adrian, I LOVE your video!! But I don't understand what is your X3 you add in your price.. Can you explain me please? TY
I just commented on your other video about pricing! I love you for this ❤️❤️
Loved your videos!
This was so helpful, thanks.
Omg thanks a million for this so very helpful
Nice video you're killing it 😊
Thanks!
Thank you i will use that method to me its not about ripping people of for me its not about the money i do it cause i love it im always told i should sell for more but iv now got 736 followrs going up up. The time hopefully get to 2 k i will be very happy iv subscribe d to you look forward to your next video 👌♥️
I really needed to hear this thank you so much!
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Thank you so much this helps me figure out my pricing and I'm just getting started with my party favors. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for all this helpful information I appreciate you sm!!!
Great info of what do during pricing , thank you Adrianas 👍🌹
You're welcome 😊
Thank you 🙏🏾 girl
So do you make bags for them complete ? Like if they want the chip bags glued with the chips and all ? Would it be the same concept basically?
Bag of chips = 8.49
Tax =.68
= 9.17 / 18 ( total chip assortment)
= .51
Roughly .15 supplies
.66 x3
So 1.98 per chip bag with the chips in it, did I do that correct? I really like this! 🙌🏼👌
Correct.
I add in the price of the actual snacks AFTER I do all the math on the supplies though, just to be sure.
But yes. Also a good tip, start saving all your different prices so that little by little you'll start memorizing how much your supplies cost you.
Hi I'm wondering why when I make my labels the color's mudged what am I doing wrong Or my hands be black when I'm finished putting them together Is it supposed to do that or am I doing something wrong cause I use a glossy paper but it smudges
Hey there,
If your ink is smudging to the point that it's messing up your design, then it means your ink/printer is not compatible with the paper.
If the design is NOT messed up, but you notice a bit of color on your hands after assembling them, then that's normal.
Thank you so much for this!!!
Happy to help!
Love your video. It will help me alot. Thanks
So happy to help!
I love your work i have learned sooo much from you
Oh my gosh 🤗🤗🤗 thank you so much for the kind words!
Thank you so much 🤩 you’re the best!!!
thank you so much for all your advice
Happy to be of help ☺
Thank you very much for this video.. Where I live, there is no state tax for now :)
This is a great start but the think you are missing a lot here when it comes to pricing. You need to factor in your TIME, as in your labor cost. That can be broke down into several factors - sourcing the materials, designing as you mentioned, and how long it actually takes you to assemble, and pack and ship etc. assign yourself an hourly wage for this SKILLED labor multiplied by total total hours = labor cost.
Then you have costs of multi-use items/tools like hot glue gun, paper cutter, crinkle scissors, etc. purchase cost divided by 10 is a good rule of thumb = cost per use.
Remember, party planning and decorating is a LUXURY service. I that people hire out the labor since they don’t want to do it themselves.
Everyone can choose the market they cater to, but don’t sell yourself short and pull the industry standard down by not considering all these factors into your pricing. You should be phong yourself more than $12-15 an hour. After all, you are in business to stay in business and make money.
I have a question because I’m new to doing chips bags can you help me Im trying to figure out my price list and supply list please
Join my Facebook group. There's a ton of crafters who have made up their price sheets, so you could definitely get some inspo there.
Does the matte paper less ? I want to start my business I got that koala glossy paper inkjet
Love your tutorials!
🙏 rha k you so much 🤗
How do you make TH-cam videos adding the products u are talking about if that makes sense
I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts I mean like when you were showing the hp ink how do you add that to when you do videos
Hello good morning if you doing it online how would you add everything all up.
At that point, you have to calculate your time. What is your time worth to you?
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts My time worth a lot because I have to take my time doing it.
Love your channel 😍very informational. Trying to start something small at home. Do you add design fee per bag or per dozen?
So I do things differently from others. Most people do include their design fee per dozen.
My entire business is predicated on having it be affordable to the average parent.
So my prices, and the quantities in which I sell my products are going to look very different than everyone else's.
Ultimately, the decision is yours, and how you want your business to work for you.
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts Thank you 😊
Thank you this is so helpful ❤
Glad I could be of help!
So for my big size coloring book
It’s coming out to like 37.41 for 12 is that good or bad
0.16 for my glossy photo paper which is the cover
2 of .25 because I use card stock paper
3 of 0.05 ink
0.15 for the crayons
Comes out to 0.96 then I put taxes
1.04 then I times 3 = 3.11 x 12 = 37.44
Do I include a design fee as well?
First time doing them
I personally charge a one time design fee for new themes only. So all themes I did on my own, or in the past, I don't charge a design fee, I simply charge the cost of supplies. So that part would be up to you if you'd like to charge a design fee on top of the cost, but like I said, I don't. Your price seems perfect for 12 coloring books.
Thanks much
Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you!!!!
I do balloons and chip bags on side and I never know what to charge.
I hope this video helps! You'll definitely need to be factoring in an hourly wage for balloon set up.
Do you supply the actual bag of chips. Or will it be different if they supply the bags?
So you'll hear me mention in the video that I am calculating the cost of JUST the supplies, without the chips, but then, towards the end, I add on the cost of the chips for when a customer requests to have them already pre-filled and sealed.
Thank you for this! You mentioned an hourly fee beside the design fee. When I make cake toppers or print and cut designs, sometimes they take me longer than I expect; as a “beginner” or starting out, what would be a decent rate to give myself? I’ve seen minimum wage but I’m also not comfortable with that LOL
I think a good average rate is $12-$15 an hour, personally.
I just started how much should I charge for a design fee ?
It really depends what you're okay with, and how long it takes you to design stuff. Personally, I can take a while to design something, but I also know I can then sell that design over and over and over again, so I only charge $15 for a design fee.
Do the Chip bag include the chips?
I offer both options. But in this example, I am discussing the example price of just the wrappers.
Hi love your video I just had a question. So if we’re having to buy the box of chips how does that work
For that, I would add together the price of the box, plus the price of supplies I would use on that box. So for example, let's say the box includes 50 bags of chips for $22. I would then calculate the cost of supplies I would end up using to make the 50 chip bag wrappers. So, let's say that comes out to $20. I would add those 2 numbers together (which makes $42). I would then divide that by the 50 bags, because I want to know how much I am spending per bag. That comes out to .84 cents per bag. From there, I will times that by 2.5, which comes out to $2.10 cents. That means that the minimum you should charge per filled bag should be $2.10 to make a profit. However, as I'm sure you've seen, people with lots of experience and good designs charge up to $4 per filled bag.
That is completely up to you.
Just remember that to make a profit, you would have to charge a minimum of $2.10 per filled chip bag.
Omg your awesome thank you so I calculated a pack of 45 water bottles to make personalized labels and I would charge 24.30$ does this make sense I feel like the profit wouldn’t be to good cause the water bottles would be 3.64$ and the paper is 14.04$ I did take into consideration all the ink the number of pages I’d be using and my profit comes out to 1$ lol
Gee listen here in The Bahamas just to make a chip bag it’s like 1.7 just on materials for 1 chip bag and we don’t even charge what u charging geesh. But to each it’s own. I wish I could find paper for 0.3 lol
Sammyah,
I get what you're saying. Over here, the market price per custom chip bag is between $2-$4 each. A lot of people tend to hop onto Etsy and just charge whatever they see there on Etsy, regardless of quality or anything like that. I hate that thought. I calculate all my time and supplies, and then factor in market prices. But thats how I am able to keep my prices cheap, compared to other shops that charge $3.50-$4 per custom chip bag.
Every places market prices will be different, so definitely always go by not only what you feel comfortable with, but what you're customers will be comfortable with as well.
Thankyou ,💯💯💯🎉🎉🎉
How do you figure out where to start when figuring out a design fee? or paying yourself hourly?
The design fee for me was just a personal preference. A lot of people just pick a number and go with it. So often it's like $15, $20, $25. For me, because my whole business was built on being affordable for the average mom, my design fee has always been super cheap. I suggest coming up with a number that you personally would be willing to pay for stuff, as well as what your target audience can afford.
I love how you broke it down! Thank you for that. I do have a question. You don't add to each item a small percentage of your computer and printer? I think since we have to purchase that, we should be charging for that too. Maybe $1 each client for both things? Cus then our profits are pretty much going into the purchase of these things
You can if you'd like. People sometimes breakdown the cost of their electricity as well and add that to their total.
3 years later, how much are your bags running? Thank you
I have chosen to keep my chip bag wrappers at $2.50 each. I will say though, people prefer the printable files these days more.
I’m stuck on what to set aside to save ! Out of my own pocket I purchase the chips I need. Should I save the whole price I charged or should I save what I got minus what I spent on the chips ?
Thanks ! Sorry if I confuse you
So I don't recommend thinking so small. So dont think of what to save per item, or per order. Think of how much to save out of every 2 weeks worth of income, or a month's worth of income. I personally don't stick to a specific amount that "pay" myself because I'm a good saver. I really don't spend my money unless it's on bills, or more work supplies, so you've got to figure out how much you expect to be paid every 2 weeks, or how much you expect yourself to be saving/investing back in the business.
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you so much ! I honestly don’t even mind saving it all . I was just wondering if maybe I should . It makes sense to pay myself a small portion back every month .
Hey is there any place I can reach you. I have a question on what type of printer you have I have gone through 4 printers all in one week and they all suck on glassy paper
I get asked that alot, so I actually wrote a whole blog post about it: adrianaspapercrafts.com/blogs/faqs/which-printers-do-i-have
But if you need to, you can always reach me by email: adrianaspapercrafts@gmail.com
so does the customer buy the chips or do you?
They get an option between the 2. It's whatever they decide.
Great video
Thanks hun!
I'm just starting out im doing my son 1yr memorial this month so I'm doing different items I want to do the swisher sweet cigar packs can u give me the measurements for that. Thank you for all ur help
Hi hun, you can download the rillo wrapper templates I offer on my website here: adrianaspapercrafts.com/pages/design-innovator
hi I've been doing this for about two years now just for my family and friends every once in a while never charging them, but I recently got a order for a party bundle I don't know how to price it, she sent me the design files she got from etsy its for 25 water bottle labels ,caparison labels, Gabel boxes, circle stickers, chip bags, Rice Krispies , and six poster board sized character stickers on the 99 cent store foam board I'm using hp ink jet glossy photo paper. I really need help idk how much I should price it for just the prints or actually doing the work purchasing and putting together the bundle please help!
Even though she's providing the files, you still need to use the method in this video. Because you are the one who needs to provide the supplies. Anything she is providing, you just don't add that cost in.
After calculating all the supplies, at the end, add on a work fee as well. For instance, if you believe it will take you 3 hours to do everything, and you'd like to pay yourself $11 and hour (or more), then add that on. It's then up to the customer if they want to pay that or not.
Wow this was 2 years ago, I literally just heard about chip bags.
When I first heard about them, they had been popular for a year already! I thought the first person to ask me about them was crazy! Lol
So it’s 2.50 for chip bag with the chips in them or not?
$2.50 for just the wrappers.
Adriana so I don't know how much ink per paper on an eco tank how do I charge for ink if its 4500/color and 7500 sheet for black . The ink last up to 2 years but 14.97 with my state tax per bottle of ink
Okay, so what I would is:
Step 1) Calculate cost of all ink bottles all together, so if you have 4 bottles, it would come out to about $60.
Step 2) Take the median average of the sheets per color, so 6,000 sheets.
Step 3) Then divide the ink cost, by the sheets. So 60 ÷ 6,000 = .01 cents per sheet. That's the cost of ink per sheet.
Now, you have to figure out the cost per sheet of paper.
Step 1) Divide the cost of a pack of paper by the amount of sheets it comes with. For example, a pack of Pen & Gear copy paper from Walmart is $10.05 after taxes here in TX. It comes with 300 sheets. So, I would do $10.05 ÷ 300 = .03 cents per sheet.
So that means, you are spending (.03 cents + .01 cents) .04 cents to print something on your computer.
That is SUPER cheap isn't it?! However, I do want to warn you, almost all printer specifications SAY that they can print thousands of sheets before the ink runs out, but in real life, you realize that that isn't the case.
So..after you've owned your printer for a while, and have gotten to know it better, you may need to redo the math so that it more accurately portrays the reality of YOUR printer.
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts thank you honey so much I appreciate you so much
Thanks so much for your videos! Their very easy to follow and you explain very well. I’m a designer and event planner as well but I don’t k ow how to make the bags🥺😞. I need some for an event I’m doing this weekend. Where can I go to order some chip bags from you?
Hey hun, you can order items on my website 😁 www.adrianaspapercrafts.com
How much do you charge for your design fee??? How do I come up with that fee?? Please help.
It comes down to how much you want to get paid vs how long it takes you to come up with a new design. Kind of like setting up a minimum wage for yourself. I can come up with a design in about half an hour, to an hour. So my new design fee is $15. I no longer charge a design fee on themes I have already created since all I'm doing is changing the text on my designs when a customer orders something.
does this include the chips or just the chip bag?
I mention in the video that it's just the materials, not the snack, but that if you choose to include the snack, you would then add that price into your math.
@@AdrianasPaperCrafts i really appreciate that you are helping us beginners out. what plan of photoshop do you have (or do i need to start off)?
I Have the photography plan that is $10 a month I believe.
I'm ready to sell on valentines 💝 day I been looking into vendors
Thankyou
When doing packages how do you charge?
I'm actually one of the few people out there who don't offer "packages". My reason is because I already strive to offer the lowest possible prices for my items, so "discounts" and such don't exist in my shop because I'm already given them the lowest prices.
However, if you really do want to offer packages, it would be more about what you feel comfortable earning, as well as, what "discount" or "offer" can you offer that looks enticing enough to a customer that it would make them want to buy that package.
if your running a business, you dont have to pay sales tax, give the vendor a resale certicate
thank u for the info im new in this nd somebody was charging me 100 dollars for classes 🥺
Pppssshhh omg never!
Hi, What is the 3.00 you pay for ink? Is that a subscription? It's so cheap! lol.
Yes! Lol that is the cheapest ink subscription from HP Instant Ink. It is compatible with most HP Inkjet printers. You should check it out!
I have an Epson & Canon! How can I find out the subscription? Do I just go online? lol
@@brookemoody879 HP has it not sure about those others. Yes HP instant ink is the greatest
For Epson and Canon, I actually recommend using inkjets.com ink cartridges. That's what I use now that I have gotten rid of my HP printer. Each cartridge is between $2-$4, so I love it.
Also add the price of one bag of chips.
Yes, IF you include the chips, you would need to do that. I do not personally provide the snacks.