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Inventory management, manufacturing, and business strategy for small-batch product businesses.
pricing
Butter costs more. Eggs cost more. Fragrance oils, coconut wax, shea butter: all up. If you haven't updated your prices, you're quietly losing money on every single order.
Faire charges brands a 15% commission on marketplace orders, a one-time $10 new-customer fee on each new retailer's first order, plus payment processing. Here's how it adds up, and how to price for it.
Wondering how to calculate a price for your embroidery products? Here are the steps to set a stitch-based price with confidence — including a real worked example.
Most bakery owners set prices by looking at what competitors charge. The problem is, if you don't know your actual ingredient costs, you have no idea whether you're making money. This guide walks through how to price your bakery products correctly.
Most product businesses are guessing at their price. Here's the formula that tells you exactly what to charge — with a worked candle example and channel-by-channel breakdown.
Faire charges 15% commission plus a $10 new-customer fee. IndieMe charges a flat subscription with no commission at all. Here's how to decide which one is right for your product business.
Wix's four plans now run $17.77 to $159.77 a month on annual billing: Light, Core, Business, and Business Elite. Here's what each one actually includes, and which makes sense for an online store.
Do you know how to calculate your unit costs for your products? We walk through the unit price formula with step-by-step examples, including materials, labor, packaging, and overhead.
Markup and margin sound like the same thing, but confusing them can cost you real money. Here's what each one means, how to calculate them, and which to use for your small-batch products.
If you're a manufacturing business, it's important to know how to increase your profit margin. In this article, we'll share 6 easy steps you can take to boost your bottom line — from reducing manufacturing costs to improving sales and marketing.
Most product businesses track their material costs carefully but completely forget about overheads. Here's how to factor those invisible costs into your pricing before they quietly eat your margins.
We cover 9 common pricing mistakes product businesses make — from not knowing your true costs to never reviewing your prices — and show you exactly how to fix each one.
We show you how to use psychology and magic numbers in your pricing to improve your sales.
How do you find the right markup for your product that both attracts customers and makes a profit? This guide walks through the formula, percentage vs absolute markups, and worked examples for product businesses.