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Welcome to the Quilting Business Blog! This blog is a resource for anyone who is involved (or hopes to be) with quilting as a business. This includes quilt shop owners, anyone offering a quilting service, quilts for sale, long arm quilting services, quilting classes or any other types of quilting business. If you are brand […]

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The next step in building your website is to pick a theme, which controls the look of your site.  And in WordPress, there are 1,000s of themes available for free, and some premium themes that don’t cost an arm and a leg. Pick a WordPress Theme Tutorial Next up… The Right Plugins for Your Site: […]

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Building Your Website – Step 1

by Charlotte Colmon

I’m almost ready to start putting up the In A Good Way website (just waiting for some content and images), but I realized that the very first steps in getting your own website up and running were not covered – registering your domain, securing hosting, and changing nameservers. So, I’ve put together three short videos […]

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Watch Me Build a Website

by Charlotte Colmon

A lot of you helped out Teddi with In A Good Way, the charity that works with Native Americans looking to get their lives back on track. Teddi has been working on getting a website developed for the charity, and now I’ve decided to help out and work with Teddi to build the www.InAGoodWay.org website.  […]

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Q&A: Stay Away from eBay

by Charlotte Colmon

I received this question from Eileen Keane about selling on eBay and making a decent living… Good morning Chuck, Thank you for including me on your mailing list for your ezine! I’m finding lots of valuable information on it. I’ve been reading the selling on eBay article and checking out other machine quilters on eBay. […]

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One of the top questions I received recently was about starting a quilting website, or improving an existing website.  I’ve been developing websites for well over 15 years, and have spent a lot of time evaluating the best ways to get things done.  I’ve coded sites by hand, used Front Page and Dreamweaver, and have […]

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I’m answering my first question from the Quilting Business community today, and it comes all the way from Israel.  Here’s the question: Hi, I am an about-to-be unemployed high-tech writer who has been quilting 15 years. I have loads of experience with many quilting techniques that I have learned over the years. I enjoy wallhangings […]

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