March 2017

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Getting noticed on Pinterest isn’t easy, even when your target market is pinning every day and seems to share all sorts of content but yours. If you want to get noticed on busy and bright Pinterest feeds, you need to create a winning formula for...

If it’s been over 15 months since you updated your website, odds are it’s already out of date! We know it can be tough to keep up with the fast pace of technology - but you don’t want to have a website like lingscars.com, do...

You’re a yarn manufacturer, and you want to sell yarn. While there are many avenues where you can advertise your yarns - knitting magazines, Facebook, Instagram, and in-person at industry shows - those often cost money with difficult to measure results. We also know that...

In our previous blog post, we discussed Craftivism’s resurgence during the Women’s March at the end of January. Crafting has become the face of this movement; just look at the front page of the New York Times and the covers of  Time and the New...

If you take any online business class or read an article about growing your brand’s Instagram following, they’ll all say that one of the best ways to gain new followers is by engaging with them. This means liking, commenting, and following people who use related...

  At the end of January, many LYSOs and yarn companies saw a surge in sales of pink yarn as knitters and crocheters stitched up hats for the Women’s March. The demand was so high there were reports of big box stores selling out of pink...

Ravelry’s Challenges Ravelry originally revolutionized the yarn and fiber crafts industry. A decade on, however, its place in the industry is shifting. Remember, when Ravelry went live, Instagram didn’t exist yet, and Facebook was still primarily the domain of college kids. A lot has changed since...