I wanted to get:
- 300 likes on Facebook
- 550 admirers on Etsy
- 20 more mailing list subscribers
- at least 10 sales

These are my stats right now:
- 217 likes on Facebook
- 500 admirers on Etsy
- 48 mailing list subscribers
- 6 sales on Etsy and some more at craft shows

These are the stats I want to get for the upcoming year:
- 400 likes on Facebook
- 10,000 followers on Twitter
- 50 Google + followers
- 600 admirers on Etsy
- 100 mailing list subscribes
- 20 sales


I wanted to do some advertising on other blogs.

I used Passionfruit Ads for a while, but that ended up not working out since they made it paid from now on. I don't make enough money with ads to pay for it. I did some paid advertising, but not as much as I wanted.

This year: I want to continue swapping ads with Adproval each month. I also want to set a monthly budget to buy ads. You can see my advertise page for more info on advertising.


I wanted to continue updating my social media and blog consistently. I wanted to add a new item every week to Etsy.

I did a good job updating my social media and blog. I kind of got out of habit doing Twitter so I am trying to do more with that. I also posted on Facebook a lot more this year. I schedule everything with HootSuite now so it makes it easier to post with social media. I didn't add a new item every week, but I updated a lot of my photos and updated those items.

I want to continue with the goal of adding a new item every week. I have a bunch of items I made a while ago that I might put them up all at once. I also want to continue consistently updating my social media and find new ways to promote my shop.
I wanted to make a website for Move the Needle so it's not just an Etsy shop. The website will have basic info about my shop, an e-commerce section so you can buy straight from my site and links to all the other places you can find me.


I didn't get to finishing my site last year, but I started working on a site through WordPress. It took me a while to figure out how I was going to make the site, but I decided using WordPress was easiest. I ended up buying a new domain this year - movetheneedlepaper.com
I also bought a domain name for annaleehey.com (my name) which I'm going to turn in to a personal site with eBooks, my portfolio and links to my other sites. If you go there now, you can sign up for email updates.

I want to get the Move the Needle and personal site up. I want to promote the websites. I am also thinking of switching this blog to WordPress since I like the way WordPress is set up better than Blogger now. The domain for my blog will stay the same so you'll know when it's updated.
I wanted to do at least one craft show and sell some items in stores.

I did do one craft show last year here. I didn't sell items in stores, but I researched a lot about wholesale. I made a line sheet for my wholesale items and decided which items I want to sell wholesale. I also signed up for Etsy's wholesale site where I'm on the waiting list.
I'm already scheduled for three craft shows next year which I'm excited about. I want to do more shows like one craft show a month so I'm already doing pretty well at that goal.
Even though I researched about wholesale last year and contacted some shops, I didn't get any stores yet so I am going to keep trying with that.
If you have a business, what are your goals for the upcoming year?
- 300 likes on Facebook
- 550 admirers on Etsy
- 20 more mailing list subscribers
- at least 10 sales

These are my stats right now:
- 217 likes on Facebook
- 500 admirers on Etsy
- 48 mailing list subscribers
- 6 sales on Etsy and some more at craft shows

These are the stats I want to get for the upcoming year:
- 400 likes on Facebook
- 10,000 followers on Twitter
- 50 Google + followers
- 600 admirers on Etsy
- 100 mailing list subscribes
- 20 sales


I wanted to do some advertising on other blogs.

I used Passionfruit Ads for a while, but that ended up not working out since they made it paid from now on. I don't make enough money with ads to pay for it. I did some paid advertising, but not as much as I wanted.

This year: I want to continue swapping ads with Adproval each month. I also want to set a monthly budget to buy ads. You can see my advertise page for more info on advertising.


I wanted to continue updating my social media and blog consistently. I wanted to add a new item every week to Etsy.

I did a good job updating my social media and blog. I kind of got out of habit doing Twitter so I am trying to do more with that. I also posted on Facebook a lot more this year. I schedule everything with HootSuite now so it makes it easier to post with social media. I didn't add a new item every week, but I updated a lot of my photos and updated those items.

I want to continue with the goal of adding a new item every week. I have a bunch of items I made a while ago that I might put them up all at once. I also want to continue consistently updating my social media and find new ways to promote my shop.
I wanted to make a website for Move the Needle so it's not just an Etsy shop. The website will have basic info about my shop, an e-commerce section so you can buy straight from my site and links to all the other places you can find me.

I didn't get to finishing my site last year, but I started working on a site through WordPress. It took me a while to figure out how I was going to make the site, but I decided using WordPress was easiest. I ended up buying a new domain this year - movetheneedlepaper.com
I also bought a domain name for annaleehey.com (my name) which I'm going to turn in to a personal site with eBooks, my portfolio and links to my other sites. If you go there now, you can sign up for email updates.

I want to get the Move the Needle and personal site up. I want to promote the websites. I am also thinking of switching this blog to WordPress since I like the way WordPress is set up better than Blogger now. The domain for my blog will stay the same so you'll know when it's updated.
I wanted to do at least one craft show and sell some items in stores.
I did do one craft show last year here. I didn't sell items in stores, but I researched a lot about wholesale. I made a line sheet for my wholesale items and decided which items I want to sell wholesale. I also signed up for Etsy's wholesale site where I'm on the waiting list.

I'm already scheduled for three craft shows next year which I'm excited about. I want to do more shows like one craft show a month so I'm already doing pretty well at that goal.Even though I researched about wholesale last year and contacted some shops, I didn't get any stores yet so I am going to keep trying with that.
If you have a business, what are your goals for the upcoming year?
2 comments:
Promotional ads, switching blogs, updating your social media profile to promote your shop, and more - 2014 will definitely be a busy year for you, not to mention productive as well! It’s a challenge, but listing down your goals and envisioning what you want to achieve for your business is a great start. It gives you a visual reminder of what you want to achieve this year!
John
This is one jam-packed list of goals for your business. And it’s very straightforward; which is good, because it helps keep your focus directly on your priorities. Also, it’s good to see that you’re using social media and other online marketing tools on your advantage. It will really help your business to grow and target the right audience. And speaking of which, how is it progressing now?
Chris Hatcher @ Red Stick SEO
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