[ SECRET POST #2946 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2946 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Any advice?

[(Anonymous)]

I would say start her out with an Etsy shop. Unless her business goes really well it's not really worth having its own site, especially as she most likely would have a harder/more expensive time marketing it. And it's probably a lot easier too for everyone as this woman says she isn't that good with technology.

Just say you'll help her set it up and help her design a banner, at least to begin with. Let her try that out for a while, and if she's not satisfied with how it works, maybe leave the option to help her with her very own site?

Re: Any advice?

[slashgirl]

Thank you. I am leaning toward Etsy and can probably talk her into it. You throw enough jargon at someone, they'll go for the easier choice.