Woodworking projects on a contracts are a promise of long term work and income. But they also come with risks. Take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of working on large contractual wood building projects.
Customer Service – Dealing With Complaints In a Woodworking Business
Hopefully if you do the job well and follow the suggested steps outlined earlier there will be no problems. However situations can arise. The best way to handle customer complaints and problems, in most of the circumstances, is to remember that this is not just one job thing. If you decide to play the blame……
How to Deal With A Potential Customer
Customers are of all kinds and can present different scenarios. Dealign with customers is an important skill to master when doing custom woodworking projects, but even when selling your stuff. These are a few tips to inspire confidence in your buyers and creating lasting business relationships.
Free And Cheap Ways to Advertise A Woodworking Business
You need to be famous to make money. I am not paparazzi famous. I am simply talking about being known, no matter what you do. That is the only way people are going to come to buy from you. You have to get to them first. These are some effective and cost effective ways of advertising your woodworking business.
How To Sell More Crafts By Making A Photo Album For Them
This article is about why you need to be taking pictures of yours woodcraft right now, if you have not started doing that already. There are several benefits to be had by including this practice in your working routine and process. Read about the different ways in which you can create Photo albums for your work as well as the different ways in which you can use these photographs to do better business
Importance Of Formulating An Advance Payment Policy For A Business
I recommend an advance payment policy to businesses and not just a woodworking business. However, the payment terms can differ from one business to another depending on the nature of the work and client requirements. This post explores the best ways to formulate a suitable payment policy for your woodworking business, including advance payment terms. This is important to insure that your cash flow remains healthy and your costs are covered.
Hiring Help – Does Your Woodworking Business Need It?
In this post we talk about the best ways to hire additional help for your woodworking business, because at some point your business is going to require it. Are you a one-person business? Are you growing and expanding? Factors such as these will decide the kind of help you should hire to cause the least amount of complications for your business.
How Much Space Is Needed To Setup A Woodshop
Will you be surprised to learn that you do not always need a large space to start woodworking? It all depends on what projects you are making and how you are making them. There are ways to adjust your woodworking activity to suit the space you have on your hands. In this post we have a brief look at the correlation between space and your setup.
Do You Need Commercial Grade Power Tools For A Woodworking Business?
There is usually a steep price difference between the woodworking tools deemed as professional versus those meant for personal and light use. Do you need to make this additional expense? Sometimes you do and sometimes you can be smart with the tools and accessories you buy and save yourself extra expense. This post explains what grade of woodworking tools you need when.
Always Start A Woodworking Business With Your Current Skill Set
It is the easiest to start a woodworking business doing the kind of jobs you are the best at. You work in woodworking categories that you are confident about doing well. This is what starting with your current and existing woodworking skills is all about. No matter how small or specific your current talent is……
