I know the idea of marketing your woodworking business can be overwhelming. Every time you manage to accomplish something, you probably have a dozen more ideas that pop into your head and you’re having trouble prioritizing. Or maybe you have the opposite problem—you know you need to start somewhere, but you’re just not sure where.
I can help.
I’ve answered dozens of marketing questions from small woodworking business owners like you informally on Twitter, at Chamber of Commerce events and via email for the past three years, but there’s only so much that can be accomplished in 140 characters, 5 minutes or a couple of email exchanges.
If you’re here, you probably already read my blog, Workbench Marketing, participate in #woodchat on Twitter or follow me @furnituregirl on Twitter. You already know that I provide a lot of great information for free in these places.
This page is about giving me a stake in giving you my best work.
I’ve worked out some introductory pricing for offering my assistance to the folks I like working with best: small woodworking shops. Marketing assistance can cost $1,500 to $12,000 a month and up from the big boys. I am not one of the big boys. Yet.
That said, I know a lot and I won’t come at this bargain price forever. Right now, my marketing services run between $400-2,000 per month. I do not charge based on how much advertising you do, nor do I mark up other peoples’ services. What those numbers work out to are between 10 and 40 hours per month of my time to accomplish whatever you need accomplished on the marketing and sales side of your business.
So if you’re not selling enough, drop me a line at alison@workbenchmarketing.com. Together, we can make your marketing work.
I say...