Hey twin! Thank you for this plethora of information! I've been trying to find my niche and do my own style and this video has encouraged me immensely! It's been difficult getting ahold of the information needed to begin this journey and you're never selfish with the wisdom and insight. Thank you!
Heyy. Thank you SO much for this information. I literally tune into your videos on the way to work and home as a podcast and I’m learning SO much!! Thank you THANK YOU 💕
I want to thank you so much for this video and all the tips. I have been frustrated in the last couple of years with trying to find a planner to keep track of some of my Health issues. I have looked at Health Planners, Fitness Planners, Wellness Planers, etc., and I can't see much of a difference in them. I even check out the HP Caregiver products and can't find exactly what I need. There are features of each of these that are great and what I need, but only some features in each one. I am going to take your suggestions and try to make my own. Thank you!!
YES!! I love that! That's exactly how amazing ideas are born, out of a missing need. That is going to be amazing and I know you can do it! Thank you so much for watching :)
Value-packed video. Thank you! I feel even more excited about InDesign over Canva after this. Though I've definitely appreciated Canva for what it is....it makes a certain amount of graphic design really super accessible for so many people which is so empowering and fun. I play around however I can with graphic design type stuff (and even some college classes but that was years ago when people used whatever Quark Express is heehee) but I've really wanted to learn Illustrator for quite awhile cause I agree it seems to be industry standard. And I've studied branding a lot and think on and have dabbled tiny bit at helping people design their Squarespace sites. And now that I'm getting so into the idea of making planner and workbook and printables (been sketching them out and doing market research on my target market) I want to learn InDesign which I hope and imagine is easier than Illustrator cause I always hear Illustrator is a pretty steep learning curve. The big issue is I've figured a laptop that can handle Adobe programs is too pricey for me at this point. My laptop is pretty cheap and basic. That's based on type of laptops research showed is best for Illustrator. But maybe InDesign doesn't need as hefty a laptop?? Here's hoping. Will look into it. Also am hoping you have a video about printables...seems like a simpler way than physical products to just get Etsy shop out there as a starting point.
Yes a lot of lower priced computers could definitely handle InDesign. At the most you might have to close out of other programs while running it to make sure it's smooth. I don't have a video on printables but that's something I could definitely talk about in the future.
Hi Tatiana! I've been watching your channel for about 6 months now and you've inspired me to create my own planner. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned and I won't be launching this season. However, I do plan to launch Sept 2022 and take it as a major opportunity to market and advertise while I perfect my products. But, I have a question. I plan to have 3 cover options, various sizes to choose from, and dated, nondated, and digital versions of each. But will launching all on the same day be a good or bad idea? I don't want to do something that could cripple my business from the start, so I'm asking a pro! Thanks for inspireing all of us!
Hey! Honestly I would keep it simple and not do all of that within. The first launch. It will allow you to get good with one and then possibly add on other options in the future. Maybe just do one physical option and a digital one. Then it will also be better for customers so there’s no confusion.
Aww yay!!! If you’re wanting to work together with me you can sign up for a kick off call and we can discuss the best program to get your business launched! The link is in the description of most of my videos ☺️
I love spiral and wire planners but the game changer for me is not being able to smoothly remove and add pages. I know there's a little trick for cutting holes and adding paper and removing paper but if you add too many sheets and just kind of ends up being a mess. If anyone knows any solutions I'd appreciate it.
@@TheInspireBlueprint yes that's what I was speaking of in my comments above. But those sheets start to bend and fold and it kind of messy when you add them in that way hopefully one day they'll come out with a binder that you can add pages and open and close.
Hey twin! Thank you for this plethora of information! I've been trying to find my niche and do my own style and this video has encouraged me immensely! It's been difficult getting ahold of the information needed to begin this journey and you're never selfish with the wisdom and insight. Thank you!
Hey!! So happy to help! Best of luck with everything 💛
Thank you this video give me a lot of good information to start a planner business
Your page has been such an inspiration for me in the process of making my planner. Thanks for all the great tips you are providing.
You are so welcome!
Your information is fabulous!! Thank you !
Hello from Puerto Rico!
Your channel makes my heart happy lol NEW SUBBY!
Heyy. Thank you SO much for this information. I literally tune into your videos on the way to work and home as a podcast and I’m learning SO much!! Thank you THANK YOU 💕
Aww yay!! Thanks for tuning in and so glad it’s helping ❤️
I want to thank you so much for this video and all the tips. I have been frustrated in the last couple of years with trying to find a planner to keep track of some of my Health issues. I have looked at Health Planners, Fitness Planners, Wellness Planers, etc., and I can't see much of a difference in them. I even check out the HP Caregiver products and can't find exactly what I need. There are features of each of these that are great and what I need, but only some features in each one. I am going to take your suggestions and try to make my own. Thank you!!
YES!! I love that! That's exactly how amazing ideas are born, out of a missing need. That is going to be amazing and I know you can do it! Thank you so much for watching :)
Hi love! I’m in the process of starting my own stationary business and have so many questions! Your videos are so informative. ❤️
That's exciting!! So happy to help!
Hmm, I wonder if I could use the Cricut design space for the design aspect of it?
Oh yea definitely!
Thankyou for soo much of informations😇💜💖
Love your info, inspiring ❤
Value-packed video. Thank you! I feel even more excited about InDesign over Canva after this. Though I've definitely appreciated Canva for what it is....it makes a certain amount of graphic design really super accessible for so many people which is so empowering and fun. I play around however I can with graphic design type stuff (and even some college classes but that was years ago when people used whatever Quark Express is heehee) but I've really wanted to learn Illustrator for quite awhile cause I agree it seems to be industry standard. And I've studied branding a lot and think on and have dabbled tiny bit at helping people design their Squarespace sites. And now that I'm getting so into the idea of making planner and workbook and printables (been sketching them out and doing market research on my target market) I want to learn InDesign which I hope and imagine is easier than Illustrator cause I always hear Illustrator is a pretty steep learning curve.
The big issue is I've figured a laptop that can handle Adobe programs is too pricey for me at this point. My laptop is pretty cheap and basic. That's based on type of laptops research showed is best for Illustrator. But maybe InDesign doesn't need as hefty a laptop?? Here's hoping. Will look into it.
Also am hoping you have a video about printables...seems like a simpler way than physical products to just get Etsy shop out there as a starting point.
Yes a lot of lower priced computers could definitely handle InDesign. At the most you might have to close out of other programs while running it to make sure it's smooth. I don't have a video on printables but that's something I could definitely talk about in the future.
Hi Tatiana! I've been watching your channel for about 6 months now and you've inspired me to create my own planner. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned and I won't be launching this season. However, I do plan to launch Sept 2022 and take it as a major opportunity to market and advertise while I perfect my products. But, I have a question. I plan to have 3 cover options, various sizes to choose from, and dated, nondated, and digital versions of each. But will launching all on the same day be a good or bad idea? I don't want to do something that could cripple my business from the start, so I'm asking a pro! Thanks for inspireing all of us!
Hey! Honestly I would keep it simple and not do all of that within. The first launch. It will allow you to get good with one and then possibly add on other options in the future. Maybe just do one physical option and a digital one. Then it will also be better for customers so there’s no confusion.
@@TheInspireBlueprint Thank you so much! For the information and for taking the time to respond to my comment. Much love to you and your family!
Heyy T.M. I’m ready to start my business 👋🏽🥰
Aww yay!!! If you’re wanting to work together with me you can sign up for a kick off call and we can discuss the best program to get your business launched! The link is in the description of most of my videos ☺️
Very Informative. What I would like to know. Do you create your own designs for your journals?
Yes I design all of my products ☺️
Do you a have video about suppliers?
I have one about Stationery HQ and MCRL printing.
I love spiral and wire planners but the game changer for me is not being able to smoothly remove and add pages. I know there's a little trick for cutting holes and adding paper and removing paper but if you add too many sheets and just kind of ends up being a mess. If anyone knows any solutions I'd appreciate it.
Yes you could cut a slit in each hole. Then that would allow for you to slip pages in and out.
@@TheInspireBlueprint yes that's what I was speaking of in my comments above. But those sheets start to bend and fold and it kind of messy when you add them in that way hopefully one day they'll come out with a binder that you can add pages and open and close.
16:53 how do you put dates in Adobe software? By hands or automatically???
You can do either way.
@@TheInspireBlueprint how?