social media

Strategizing and recording video for social media has become one of the most frequent complaints we receive from our craft business community. So many craft businesses struggle with creating short videos to satisfy the demands of social media’s algorithms, which have increasingly prioritized video content...

Instagram Broadcast Channels are a new way for creators to share content directly with their audience in a more personalized manner. Think of them as a one-to-many messaging tool within Instagram's direct messaging system.  For craft businesses—whether you specialize in knitting, crocheting, sewing, or quilting—they present...

If you want to engage your community, hosting a Craft Along or Make Along (MAL) is a great way to create conversation, nurture creativity, and build relationships with new and loyal customers. At Stitchcraft, we've supported many Knit Alongs (KAL), Quilt Alongs (QAL), and Crochet...

In today's digital landscape, creating an online community around your craft—whether it's knitting, crochet, sewing, quilting, weaving, macramé, paper crafts, woodworking, printmaking, garment-making, or painting—can significantly impact your success. Facebook Groups offer an excellent online platform to connect with your customers, showcase your expertise, and nurture...

With another year *almost* under our belt, we’re back with a recap of some of the most impactful social media platform updates that will impact the marketing strategy for your crafting business next year. Keep reading for Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube updates! Facebook Updates Community...

YouTube is the second largest search engine and second most used social media platform in the world. It’s a powerful marketing platform, when used correctly, to help build brand awareness, engage your audience, and drive traffic to other content. Keep reading for tips on how to...