Social Networking for Jewelry Makers

Social Networking – Selling Jewelry Online the New Way

The Jewelry Business-Owners Guide to Selling Jewelry On the Internet:

Social Networking - Selling Jewelry Online the New Way

You probably already know Rena Klingenberg if you've been researching jewelry business information for awhile. She is probably the top internet expert on jewelry businesses, ans she's really nice besides. A stay-at-home Mom like myself, she earns her living on the internet much the same way I do.

Her E-book, Social Networking - Selling Jewelry Online the New Way, is a wonderful complement to the Handmade Results Lessons and will teach you further about marketing without selling.

Rena shares great tips and suggestions for increasing your customer base using forums, blogging, etsy, squidoo, and more. A must have for anyone even considering selling their jewelry on the internet.

If you already sell jewelry on the internet, you KNOW "build it and they will come" is a load of crap. I bought this book as soon as Rena released it (on March 27, 2008). Even though the world of social networking changes almost daily in terms of the tools available and what's "hot" today, the principles in Rena's book are the same. Relationships are key. I haven't seen anything like it out there on the internet, in bookstores, or anywhere else.

Already Know you Want it? $39 USD

Full disclaimer: Should you purchase this e-book, I will receive a commission for referring you to it. I only endorse products I believe in and use or have tried myself. (You wouldn't believe how many really crappy products there are out there that I don't recommend.) I didn't receive a free review copy of this book; I actually did spend $39 of my own hard-earned money and I was happy to do so because it was so worth it.

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terri pohlemann

i make jewelry some of the time and this has been most helpful and i love christine's light mood-but i am mainly a seamstress, working from home and taking orders-lots of them-and wish to expand into on-line sales--this is helpful for a lot of creative people, creating lots of stuff---thanks

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Christine

Terri, anything I tell you on this blog or in my information products can easily be adapted to just about any handmade business. The principles are the same because I look to what successful salespeople do in other industries -- not just the jewelry world. If you see any advice here and wonder if you can use it to sell your services or sewn products, give a quick comment and I'll answer any questions.

Kathleen Petrides

Oh gosh! That did sound rude. After having written that a few weeks ago and coming back to it, I'm cringing. So sorry. I've been tooling around some more and I think I've now read everything up (and some of it several times). I like your reviews, they're easy to read and understand even for a nudge like myself. Rena's and Dr. Dave's books sound like winners and will get them in the future. Holding off on other things right now due to finances.

I read the pdf report on 27 marketing tools. What a good thing I did. I have the old front page program and for some reason the publishing part has gotten ill. Thanks to that report, I downloaded "smartftp" and now will be able to start publishing again. What a relief. My partner and I were going nuts.

Some of the stuff was old hat, some of it brand new. I wrote that stuff down and am delighted to have it.

Thanks so much for those two pdf reports, they were wonderful and full of extremely useful information!

it was actually through Rena's newsletter that I found you. This may sound harsh or rude and I don't mean it to, so apologies in advance. I have spent Bazillions of dollars trying to get this business off the ground and while I think Renas e-book would be a boon to my business, I'm not spending another dime for a while. SBI, I really don't know what it's about and while 30 bucks a month may be a good deal, I'm not going to switch hosting sites to spend 3x more than I do already. I simply can't afford to do so. Once I get the hang of things and start making money, then I'll get Rena's ebook and consider SBI but until then, I'm on a shoe string, a FRAYED shoe string budget.

However, I really do appreciate you bringing these things to my attention for later consideration. It's nice to know there are other resources out there to help me out when I may get stuck.