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You could make bundles or start selling digital designs of your art as well (this way you won't have to ship it out and it is passive income) - later on you can expand your business and sell other merchandise using your art (mugs, clothing, tote bags, etc). This is what a lot other small businesses do when they first start off selling very low priced items like stickers.

In Canada, if you’re registered for GST/HST, you’re generally required to collect these taxes on sales to customers across the country. However, some provinces have additional provincial sales taxes (PST or QST). The requirement to register and collect these additional taxes depends on the province and your level of sales there. For example: Quebec: You may need to register for and collect QST if your sales to Quebec residents exceed a certain threshold. British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan: You may need to register for PST if you have a significant presence or sales in these provinces. Hope this helps! 😊

@@percysangels thanks, definitely helps! I wish one day we'll have an "all-in-one" option to register for GST/HST, PST, QST, for ecommerce purposes! To be honest, I'm surprised it doesn't exist yet. It seems like a nightmare for medium sized businesses to keep up with all the provincial taxes. (small businesses I would say sell under 30k, and large companies have people to deal with just this!)...

We didn’t do any marketing for our Etsy store! It was purely off the traffic that the platform drove for us. We focused on bettering our SEO and descriptions so people could find us!

@@onirushkasantiago7698 thank you for your support 💕 good luck on your new journey!! I would absolutely love to hear how it goes.

Best of luck ☺️💕

Thank you for your support🥰 we used to outsource digitization since it’s fairly hard to pick up. I am lucky, since my partner learned how to use Wilcom - now we do it in house!! He learned it from watching RUclips videos - there are plenty. If you’re looking to outsource, I’d recommend looking on fiverr, it is the cheapest way we did it.

@@percysangels thank you so much i appreciate the info !!!

Congratulations on starting your journey!! 😊 I always charge shipping no matter what. Although it is expensive for the customers, it is the only way I can ship products out. I have my own website and an Etsy account but I never use Etsy to ship since I find it more expensive than my courier. Depending on where you’re located, there are usually budget couriers (for us in Canada there’s couriers like chit chats) that offer lower rates for small businesses. When starting out, I definitely recommend looking for budget couriers near your area. If not, compare prices amongst different couriers. And also experience shipping locally/ within your country , and then expanding your geographic area there. Hope this helps!!

We have played with ads, but I usually only did $1usd a day. Ive gotten probably only around 3 orders using it though…….it’s a hit or miss so I don’t use it at all anymore.

Thank you!! It really is. I am very lucky indeed!

Yessss!! Best of luck to you, I believe in you 💕

What type of details are you interested in?

@@Pokerrr 😮 that is crazy!! We live in Vancouver bc! I hope chit chats and stallion express open in your area soon - they really changed the game for Canadian shipping for us. I believe Canada post charges different rates when in different provinces, so you may just be unlucky :(

Thank you 🤍

Thank you so much for your support 🤍 I’m so happy to hear that you’re going to start a business soon! Kudos to you for being so brave and figuring things out all on your own. Wishing you the best of luck on your new journey to a happier you 🥰

Thank you for your support 🥰

Hi! I would suggest looking into Jiffyshirts, tshirt.ca (if you’re in Canada), t-sport!

@@percysangels Thank you for your support. 😊

Hello! The blanks are ordered in bulk from a wholesale company. We embroider the designs onto them!

We will work on making more videos for Canada post! Didn’t even consider not all provinces have other options, thank you for pointing that out 😊 I also found it so difficult to learn about Canadian shipping when first starting out because of the limited resources. I am glad it helped!

@@percysangels That would be awesome!! I'm in Atlantic Canada and we basically just have Canada Post out here. Thinking about making a little online shop with some of my crochet items but the shipping/ receiving online payments is a complete mystery to me. Would love more videos please. So informative from a Canadian perspective!!!! 😀

Yes we are from Canada! 🇨🇦 glad it helps! When I first started I thought RUclips lacked Canadians!

@@percysangels actually I am migrated Indian but you guys doing really well I wish you all the best and hope will meet you guys soon 💥

Aw thank you ☺️ we only use cutaway stabilizer (we find that to be the best for our blend of crewneck which is 50 cotton and 50 poly). And we only use one layer (two layers is usually way too thick). Hope this helps!

@@percysangels Thank you so much. Will try it x

Thank you so much 🥰

Great question!! I would say start with one or two colours and test the waters first. I only started with crewnecks in sizes medium through xl in the beginning (medium and L are very popular sizes). The classic black, beige and white are always great choices to start with since it goes well with everything. After that, you can decide on expanding into other colours 😊