17: Who's taking care of your MVP? How thinking customer can turn casual observers into raving fans of your brand
Handmade Business DiaryShow Notes
As business owners, we know that customers pay the bills, but do we consider them at every step of our handmade business, from product creation to marketing to shipping? Listen in for fresh ideas on how to increase your revenue by thinking customer and giving them a VIP experience.
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