5 Things You Need for Your Home Floral Studio

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Profitable floral business spreadsheets and templates now available! Learn more about how I created these resources for fellow florists: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGW9oIxoh6hnadksi=ckd6u0qkn9_h69h9

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So helpful, Ashley!

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Thank you, Dionne!! ❤️❤️❤️

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Did you feel like you needed a website in the beginning? Who did you use for your website? Thanks for all of your help. I have my own floral design studio in a large room in my home. I need to purchase the cool bot and create my website. Really learning alot....

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If you’re not quite ready to go all-in with a website, just having a social media account to share your work can be good in the beginning as you’re building things up (and it’s free). Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook are probably the best for showing your portfolio of work. Then, as you grow, I would recommend a website hosting site like Wix or Square Space because it’s pretty easy to design on your own and isn’t crazy expensive. So glad this video was helpful and wishing you all the best with your business this year!

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@@gardenandgraceflorals Thank you so much for your help!

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