But, that's not all! Even though I started my store for additional income, I also enjoy sharing things I've had success with in my classroom with other teachers and learning from them too. These challenges have let us learn more about each other and share tips and resources to make not only our TpT stores better, but also our classrooms, lessons and teaching! #tptsellerchallenge #daretodream
That's a good start. What do you want to do with any money you earn? Good luck in your challenges! I will follow for you to help! ;)
ReplyDeleteYour goals are much more tangible than mine, maybe that's what I need to do to get moving with TpT again! Good luck!
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Literacy Spark
Those are great goals! I just hit 100 followers last week - and I've been at this for 6 months now. I will say, gaining followers and repeat buyers is challenging! I am going to the TPT conference in Vegas in a couple of weeks though and perhaps they can help me figure it out! I'll post all about it when I get back if you wanna stop by to check out my findings! Keep on building that store!
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Great goals! I use an excel spreadsheet to track my growth each month and I have columns for # of products, total sales, TpT followers, Pinterest, etc. etc. It's been awesome to have that record of growth, and I definitely recommend it to all new sellers.
ReplyDeleteGreat goals! I think it's important to make attainable goals, reach them, then make more. Best of luck!
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Lattes and Lunchrooms
Love love LOVE your goals! I definitely have some similar ones about what I want in my TpT store :)
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