How To Start A Vinyl Decal Business
If you own a Cricut or Silhouette cutting machine
This course is the beginner's guide to opening your own vinyl decal business using a Cricut or Silhouette machine. It is currently available on Skillshare, which is free for 1 month for all new members.
It is also suitable for someone who has already opened a vinyl business but would like to rebrand or niche down. Get your 1 month free trial below and check it out if you’re ready to start a business selling decals too and already own your own cutting machine.
How to choose a target audience or nice
Some sellers offer a huge range of decals for all sorts of things, but for me personally, I found it a lot easier to target a specific group of people and build up my customer base from there. So in this section of the course we will work to find your niche.
Free for 1 month for new members. Signup required.
In this course, you will learn…
What you need before you start
How to choose a target audience or a niche
How to figure out a business name
How to decide on your brand colors
Your options for designing a logo and choosing fonts for your branding
What to set up and be aware of before you start selling
You will also receive a workbook jam-packed full of links and extra resources that you can work through as you move through the course.
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The resources you need before you start selling
Within the course there are also lots of links to resources that can help you get set up and make sure you have everything you need in place before you start selling.
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