How To Get Your Name Out - Make Money Woodworking

A part of the business plan to create a name for yourself and start making money with woodworking! So You're ready to start selling? Hold up... but how do you let people know that you're selling? And more importantly, how do they know that you are legit and do quality work? In this video, I'm going to discuss just how you build your reputation as a carpenter and how to let as many people as possible that YOU are open for business!
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[@blessed1sj]

Amazing that someone uses this platform to help someone who you don't know and will never meet. Good human right there.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Why thank you Shelby... Just trying to do my part. Hopefully folks will pay it forward.

[@richardmccann4815]

Thank you very much, Matthew!

[@wuzgoanon9373]

I've been running my own contracting business for 15 years with reasonable success but I'm sick of it. I made some of your trellis design the other day and I'm working up some other items. I'm ready to make a drastic change in my career path. Thanks for your encouragement and pointers.

[@greghollis3607]

I'm in the same spot u was 8 mouths ago, I am truly trying to change my career path at this moment, I have always been into wood working, but never really made the move to change careers, But like you, I am sick of all the BS from working for others... I hope you have found what makes you happy in life...

[@whizzywoodworks5011]

Well said my man. This is excellent advice!!! I’ve been at it going on 3 years. This is my full time job. Business is booming! It takes time and a lot of hard work.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Dude... that is so awesome! I love hearing the success stories. Folks give up too easy. If you love what you're striving for you make it happen like you did. Thanks for watching Whizzy.

[@miketoti144]

As someone who is late to the party, finding your channel, I can honestly say that I've gained more knowledge and inspiration from your videos in a short time, than most videos I've come across in the past.

[@lowellirish]

Thank You Matthew! I live in a rural area. Work is difficult to come by...seasonal, and tourist associated...hotels, ski areas. So, I'm relegated to ski lift attendant, bed maker, and ticket taker. I have 2 degrees!! To make matters worse? I'm getting older, 57- back issues. Scoliosis, lordosis- getting worse yearly. Bottom line? This will work for me! I can see myself succeeding! THANK YOU!! it's a light at the end of my tunnel...and not an oncoming train!

[@CarolinaFarming]

Matthew is one of the best on KZbin for woodworking how-to and business advice. Thanks so much for the time you spend passing on this knowledge!!

[@maxwellspeedwell2585]

Did this at least 45 years ago. I was almost always running 18 months out on my schedule. Plenty of work. Plenty of profit. Could have made a LOT more by building smalls. For the larger high-end projects I did (mill & case, furniture) there was always a demand for top quality and at top dollar people expect you to deliver but they often expect a discount. A birdhouse won’t send you to the chiropractor. A 4’ pantry will. Stay small, stay rustic, and duplicate. I know a guy who made small tops on his lathe. It took no time to make them. He made a quick frame on a 12” mirror tile. He would try to keep the tops spinning. Those tops paid for his shop.

[@duelette]

65 years old been working woodworking for as long as I can remember. Due to health problems but I still have shop. I need to make extra money for sure to pay for doctor bills and stuff. I appreciate your advice I can build just anything. But I do appreciate now the things that come right from the woods! Thanks for your help!

[@oldfart269]

Thirteen years ago, I retired from the Army. Itransitioned into lawn care. I'm nolooking to get into woodworking. I saw your video onbasic tools. I even have a few of the more advanced ones! I'mat an impasse. I want to build stuff to sell, but Ihave no outlet. I like the suggestions about using Facebook and maybe a couple of other sites. I'll take what I have already made and see what I can do. I know it won't be easy, or quick, from my lawn care days. I was in business for about a couple of years before I had an established clientele. Ofcourse, Iwouldn't turn anything down. Everything I did was in my realm of expertise. As long as I remember that lesson, I hope to do well. Promising a Cadillac when I can only manage a scooter won't do anyoneany favors.

[@DGreenjazz]

Matt you are great , so very real, thank you for your wors I'm truly motivated thanks again.!!!!

[@patriciahibbert6139]

Wow, Gordon here.This about the 3rd video of your site ,You made me wish that I was in my 20's again .But now I'm over 60 + hitting 70 and finally seeing things that I wished that I had seen someone explain things such as you do. Well you make it with a want to ideas and willing to do something. I really love your work and ideas, Don't stop hell you make things unique and very well put. Heck I just wish you a ton of luck.Double thumbs way up. My avatar is with my other part she is my banker and manager, we were at the honey moon state here in Canada. the huge water falls .First time at Ontario 2002 a lot of first that time and I'm retired 18 wheel trucker . I use to drive a lot of miles off highway eg; bush roads ice roads swamp roads and cooked steep roads and I loved it. Now I'm retired and just love see where life is headed now. So now with your videos Im going to make use of my little sawmill Norwoods 2000 and with my other tools I am going to make a little money to make a vacation trip to the Yukon hopefully while I still can.

[@PsyCoCinematics]

Never too late to get started! Enjoy the crafting and vacation!

[@mikeoneill7685]

Sir, I wish I had a teacher like you in school. Keep doing what you're doing because you're awesome!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Ty Mike!

[@Griffinwoodworks]

I took your advice on the name and came up with one that stands out, but open ended enough to not pigeonhole me into just the woodworking category, a lot like how millworks does in yours. It is also heavily inspired by another KZbinrs channel name lol. I have an interest in adding metalworking into my art at some point down the road, so I didn’t want woodworks to be the sole focus, even though it’ll always be my main focus.

[@twindad6890]

I am just getting started, and i really want to do this full time. Appreciate all your tips and video's. I've built and sold a bunch of squirrel picnic tables and planter boxes. People love them. Hard in a small town, but hopefully i can grow it across to some other small towns close by.

[@karenbone8750]

This was amazing. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. I look forward to seeing more? Keep up your great and generous work on helping those of us just starting out!!!

[@chief2169]

Just found your channel, love it already. 24 year Army vet, then worked with hospitals all over the country for 20 years. Got a pretty good workshop set up now. Make all kind of wood projects. You’re getting me going again. Good luck in your endeavors.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Get to making that money!

[@bobthibodeau8274]

Very Well Said, I've been retired for 6yrs now & my passion now is custom Woodworking ur advice & listening to you is inspiring keep up the great work your straight up, how true Thank You

[@pikachuthegayatheist6215]

I’ve seen a lot of people say that their family just isn’t interested in what they’re selling and sometimes you just gotta know. Your family is always your customers, and you know who your customers are.

[@germcrazyshokoff3623]

I love these selling/business videos! Keep them coming! Thank you!

[@ered203]

One Word - CHARITY! I'm going to put this out there. Build a nice porch swing, farm table, set of matching planter boxes, whatever. Now find a local charity and donate that piece for a silent auction (or a live auction). Play to the higher income brackets. See who some local doctors or lawyers support and insert yourself into that circle as a builder. Act like you and your skills belong in that group because you do. Put a slightly higher price on the piece than you would usually. (Farm Table - $500 value - Silent Auction - All Proceeds benefit St. Jude's Children's Hospital). Those that DON'T win the auction may still want a piece like that and order one. Now, you can haggle over the inflated price and make sure you "cut that person a special deal - ("I can't do this for everyone, but for YOU, I can take $425). Now, you are in a charity circle along with people that have disposable income and you are "the guy/girl" with the hookup on woodworking projects. Also, you helped raise money for charity. Win-win-win.

[@richrinehart1083]

Matthew, I am a now essentially disabled ex-contractor/remodeler of homes. I have fought chronic back issues for pretty much all of my life and I recently had a major change in my back. I have had to officially hang up my toolbelt for good. I have had my woodshop for the last 30+ years and I have decided that if I cannot work anymore then it's time to open the shop to the public. I can carefully work in the shop on the good days but I cannot just bust ass for 10-12 hours a day anymore. I have been watching videos for the last about 1.5 years trying to decide on what in the hell I want to build that will actually sell. I ran across your videos and I would like to say thanks for just being yourself and not trying to be over rehearsed and sounding scripted. Your video productions are very well done and edited seamlessly. So there is a little sunshine pumped into the old ego system! And thank god for not having sponsors that need to be plugged 10 times every 5 minutes.. That just pisses me off. I am an old man now and I don't really give a rats rear end who you get free products from. Send me some stuff... Keep the videos coming brother...... you are helping me more than I could ever tell you. One thing that I kind of did just for fun and as a time killer was to build adirondack chairs at 1/8th scale. I did a ton of drafting at school and I can draw blueprints so I am anal enough that I draw everything out to scale and then spend hours at the scroll and band saws along with what seems like days at the disc sanders. I of course picked the most ornate chair plan I could find and I started building them and people actually really love them. My mom has a pair on her desk and my sister uses one to hold business cards and a few other friends have some. I even ordered #0 and #1 screws so that the screw head would be proportional to the width of the back slats. ANAL huh! I mean they are pretty cool however the wood is usually ripped down from scraps so I don't have much in material costs but the shop supplies plus my time makes the chairs have to be about $55- $65 dollars min and if I use a standard shop hourly rate I am still losing money and they are crazy priced if I just use $75 an hour as shop rate. So they are not a good choice for anything other than maybe becoming promotional to show my craftsmanship. Thoughts??? I'll stop rambling on and on now and sincerely, thanks for helping a dumbass kid that lost track of time and all the sudden was 52 years old and physically just plain wore his body out since starting at the age of 7 years old picking up trash at job sites. LOL Peace

[@istoiche]

I appreciate that you are trying to help others out this way. Thank you!

[@melissabarron1574]

Amazing, your teaching and communication !! Thank you!! 🐝

[@rhinopaul115]

Great Advice. I took a ton of notes. I appreciate how you break it down. Can’t wait for the next video

[@MR-si1eq]

As someone who is just starting to do this on a public platform i certainly appreciate your channel and your advice. I actually got my biz email. Now to achieve the domain and web and so on. I started my woodworking back in in 73. 7th grade. I was hooked. I still have my 1st end table i made in 8th grade. Yes I'm proud of it. I show it off often. The good thing is i have all the tools i need for this.😊 I never advertised before. It was a word of mouth kind of thing. I made and repaired furniture for the most part dabbled in other carpentry. Now this. Fingers crossed. Thanks again

[@jefferycoleman4371]

You inspire and motivate as well. Yes!

[@chief2169]

Great just found your channel. Passion. Retired Army vet, 24 years; then worked with hospitals all over the country for 20 years. Got a pretty good woodworking shop. Make mostly small items. Going to put some of your ideas into my business building.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you for your service Laymon. And heck yea! Smalls sell! I have a video coming up on the power of selling smalls.

[@markkleckner3060]

I appreciate your kindness and willingness to share your experience with us, God Bless!

[@patrickbink4617]

Great information here! I was not even planning on watching this video but got wrapped up into all of the great advice you were giving. We're giving. Thank you

[@n8sot]

Tons of great info!!!!!! Thanks Matt!!!

[@rogersizemorejr88]

Wow.. I'm sure glad I stumbled across your channel a week or so ago, I subscribed at that first video. I've had a business idea for some time now and have done several for friends and neighbors and they all love the product and my work. I've no one to push me and like you said it takes a lot of time and work. You may just be that push ! Besides your great woodworking skills, tips and tricks your a Great motivational speaker. Thank you M P ! Keep the good coming and we'll all keep watching!!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks Roger and no worries! And It's time to get started... right now... don't keep putting things off. Pick a project that your proud of... and fine tune it to make it even better! It's Rogers time to make a change! Stop reading this and get to work!

[@dadjokesanddovetails]

This is one of the BEST videos! LET’S BUST THIS BUSINESS OPEN!!!!!!!!

[@reverling1]

Thank you for such great advice.

[@cwebblocksmith]

You are so helpful. Thank you so very much for your time you spend in making your videos.

[@westsiderrider4937]

Learning so much from your vids, can't wait to start my own business

[@guybowers9094]

Dude, what a great coaching session. After watching this video, I felt like I could do this and now have so much more info to use that will help me get started. You truly are a coach and mentor

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks Guy! Yeaaaa I tend to get a bit "passionate" about this stuff. You've got this!

[@phillipkennedy141]

Excellent videos, you provide great information/ topics with clarity and speaking speed, others fail in this area. Some people are hearing impaired. I find your videos easy to hear and follow thank you. I enjoy the videos and I have never placed any comments on anyones videos on KZbin before. Keep up the awesome job.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Why thank you Phillip! Thanks for watching!

[@musica_artificialis]

Agree with all these comments. You're a very inspiring dude. Thank you for doing what you're doing.

[@robertmorse4582]

Thank you I started getting burned out on building smalls some guys sell there product so cheap it makes sick but time to sit down and rethink this time to put my name out there get going

[@Crashtestcowan]

You don’t have enough subscribers for the quality of your content. But you will! Keep making great content, bud!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks my man.

[@charlesprimavera2695]

Thanks for the solid honest advice.

[@douglasjohnson4301]

I’ve been playing around with doing small wood projects. I decided late last year to get serious with it . One thing I decided was to find something that I enjoy doing & could get repeat business. I sat down and started listing how. I contacted someone in one of my ideas and they thought it was a excellent idea. I’ve met with her a couple of times and have her willing to assist

[@markbarber7789]

Love the videos! I’ve always been handy, but was afraid to, or almost embarrassed to price and sell my items. Thank you for inspiring me. I’m 5 years from retirement and have been worried what I’m gonna do for income, sir, you’ve showed me the light! Looking forward to your next video.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks Mark!

[@brianbradburn6635]

Thank you for this great info and all the content you put out, sir. I can’t thank you enough for sharing your knowledge with all of us. Unfortunately I had a career ending injury in LEO and disabled now. My wife and I have been tinkering around and doing craft shows, etc. but hopefully by you sharing your thoughts, ideas and knowledge has me to where I’m going to step out of my comfort zone and try new things. So just wanted to say thank you, love watching all your content and so thankful to have found you/your business on social media. May God continue to bless you and your family, sir

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries Brian and thanks for watching! Yes! That’s where you start! I love craft shows. But it’s time to take that next step… you’ve got this man. Make your plan… reachable goals… and settle for nothing less. Again… you’ve got this!!!

[@cecilferris1163]

Awesome stuff, keep them coming, thanks for the video.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks, will do!

[@thedreamcraftlife8048]

Matthew you are awesome! I wish I would have come across all of this years ago. Keep up the great work!!! George

[@ohhunter450]

New to wood working hobby. Your videos are awesome. Thanks 👍

[@thomasault445]

Also thank you Mathew. Really enjoy you content it it made me decide to start a side business while I have a full time job working with a carpenter. Keep up the great work

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Heck yes man. Thats how you do it!

[@brandenjones716]

Nice, not alot of people are into carpentry nowadays, so it's cool to see people getting into it, it will definitely pay off in the future, as there will soon be a shortage of Carpenters around so the ones that are will be extremely valuable

[@azwooddesign7431]

Hey Matt thanks again for another great informative video. You have inspired me to level up my game!

[@hollandcustomwoodworking5932]

Excellent advice brother! Thanks for sharing your insight!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No problem my man.

[@gregoryallen6846]

Thank you so much for your videos. I love doing wood projects. I'm trying to leam more into the epoxy projects, but you put out really good information like this video and other build videos that I am going to try and do.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Hey gregory. No worries! Think outside of the box always! Use the epoxy in an non traditional way!

[@remmingtonsteele2562]

VERY powerful information here !

[@darrellgoldie726]

I’m 55, going to make my own schedule in 5 years … let’s go

[@Jake-vi4zc]

Just found your channel and every of your videos are easy to follow, engaging and informative. I'm really looking forward to watching your others and all future videos!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Welcome Jake! Plenty more to come!

[@alexreid4131]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom brother and for doing this series. So helpful.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

My pleasure Alex! Glad it helped!

[@alexreid4131]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking present tense…helping. Hoping to start selling in Feb and totally doubting myself especially with lumber prices what they are and whether people will actually pay now what they weren’t used to paying in the past. You’re really helping me with mindset. Thanks so much dude 🙏

[@roymccoy6594]

Awesome video. I’m just starting in woodworking and this was very inspirational. Looking forward to the next.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Welcome Roy. Plenty more to come!

[@grant3470]

Great advice Mathew, going to make some small items myself.

[@crisr.8280]

Thanks for the great advice and guide, sir. It really helped me with figuring out what to do next and I'm gonna get on and make some edits to my current page and set up some new accounts.

[@gregbarber8659]

I appreciate all your help

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No problem Greg!

[@cheryltaylor107]

Thank you Matt!

[@faronmastin8683]

Thanks again for a great video and motivation.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries Faron. Yea I kind of get passionate about things and get off track... but I think its things folks need to hear.

[@seanwatson2875]

Really enjoy watching your content, great job, best wishes 👍

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you 👍

[@kevinw583]

Thank you buddy, very knowledgible

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries!

[@Azurko]

Where I started out making smalls (boxes, ornaments, pens, things of that nature) I went with Azure Wood Working with the motto "I make the things to make you say AWW!" It's cheesy I know, but you'd be surprised how many people said it before I came up with the name (plus blue is my favorite color so it worked out). Due to moving in 2020 and an injury last year, I'd sold off a good bit of my tools just because we didn't have a place to work (renting sucks and I'll never do it again). Now I'm in the process of rebuilding my hustle as much as I can (the injury was bad enough it's slowed me down greatly). I love the fact that pretty much everything you've said has been my exact experience growing. I got the catchy name, email, Esty (that I've rarely used) and facebook page. Just a few weeks ago, I got the domain for my business locked down and will hopefully have a page soon.

[@arth.4196]

Thanks 👍 Matthew you make the leg walking 🚶‍♂️ non essential, just listening to you is a Great Help. I'll take it from here.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

You've got this Art!

[@renefrentzen8670]

I am so inspired and really appreciate your content. I will be giving things I make to friends and family for free advertisement initially.

[@johngibbs9320]

Some very good principles here Mathew 👌

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks John!

[@lobo940]

Thank you brother

[@mvilla4614]

Thanks again for another informative video. You have definitely been inspiring me to take this thing a bit more seriously. Adding nothing to but to do it....🤙🏽🤙🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Get to it!!!

[@MountainPostWoodworks]

As always thank you for the info

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries Jonathan!

[@Powerstroke7911]

Hey Matthew, I came across your channel a short while back. You’re always full of great tips and projects. My wife and I recently started a side business where she does the crafts (printing and vinyling mugs, shirts, stickers, etc….) and I do the woodworking projects that she needs. I’ve heard some of these tips before, but you highlighted some smart things I did not know. We appreciate your knowledge and input. As a side note: I absolutely love that split chest of drawers in the background! Do you have a video or plan available on how to make it? Keep up the great work!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks for watching! And that split dresser has no plans. 280 different angles… took me months to build. I do have an old video on building it.

[@patriciahibbert6139]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking Please do kind sir. ;-)

[@smokineespitmastertips2739]

Good stuff. Thank you

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries! Thanks for watching!

[@shawnr771]

All excellent points.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks Shawn

[@DBNJWoodshop]

Thank you for the content.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries! Thanks for watching!

[@darrellgoldie726]

Today I received the Swanson speed square combo… ty

[@rthappens]

Love and appreciate all your vids. Just starting out myself, I have done some woodworking in the past but looking at what think sells, I.E. smalls, I've been totally motivated in doing this full-time. Question, what do call a side hustle income to be? weekly. I'm an artist and know with a little teaks on these smalls these could be fun and amazing to build. Oh, I'll be buying your plans shortly. Thank you again, really inspiring

[@williamsturgeon6538]

Thanks for another great video. I liked the content and extra push to continue with what we’re doing to with social media.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks! Heck yea! Keep it up!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thomascostello5780]

Thx Matthew. I've worked for sawyers and others but came into 44 logs I'm going to slab and make tables - all kinds of course. Your advice is very helpful...

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Nice!!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Nice. You may should look into building a kiln.

[@thomascostello5780]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking great idea - I'll look into that

[@russthorgerson1820]

This is really good stuff. I have started this. Yes...It will take time but thank you Matt for sharing. Thorgerson Woodsworks is under way !!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Heck yea Russ! Yes it does take time. Get that awesome name out there!

[@robertmiles388]

I got a lot from that video keep sharing your videos I love them

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you, I will!

[@fuckingthesystem]

I'm starting a Furniture Design project, you rock bro!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks! Get to it! You’ve got this!

[@oscarlopez2041]

Thank you señor.

[@jefferycoleman4371]

I can see you have put a lot into making your videos! Something I always wanted to do! Thanks so much. It's people like you who make this rocking world go around!

[@oscarlopez2041]

Thank you señor

[@stewartg2101]

I think the market is slight different over here in England, but the advise and content and knowledge is definitely still applicable. thank you very much and keep vids and advice coming.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Will do! Thanks for watching!

[@guyward3928]

God bless you.

[@johnmcguire6443]

Mr Peech, great video, just like all your videos. I was forced into retirement at 70 by my company after 28 years. I'm now 74 and I've been getting into woodworking for about 6 years I've made some really nice things, chess boards, rocking horses, rustic wine racks but I've never sold anything. I don't have a website or blog. but I'm very interested in having a web site. Could you do a video about how to get a web site or You Tube site.

[@d0mbee87]

is the sound not stereo? or am i delusional? 😂 great content as always 😁🤘🏻

[@antonkunkel6662]

I CANNOT FIND THE JULERY BOX THAT HAS THE ALUMINUM DECORATIVE STUDS ON TOP OF THE LID. WHERE DO YOU GET THE ALUMINUM INSERTS? THANKS FOR ALL THE VIDEOS. i HAVE LEARNED A LOT.

[@joeygaines1916]

You totally remind me of Shawn, from street outlaws! Like the Mandela effect!! Wild, talk the same too

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Bahaha... Yea... I've heard that a few times.

[@henryskinner1092]

Sir, I have been trying to find out how you made the broken television in the background of your video. Please let me know where. Thank you in advance. God Bless, Stay Safe.

[@paulwojcik6339]

When a customer has a good experience they tell about 5 people. When a customer has a bad experience they tell about 25 people.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

So true Paul! I may share that in my next video! Excellent advice!

[@ExoRifleman]

Do you guys make a certain amount of each product or do you do “runs” and have pre orders?

[@user-oy3xl7zb7f]

Just saw on your Instagram you are a Nurse as well as a Father, Husband and Handyman. No wonder you started a side hustle, "Be a nurse they said, it'll be fun they said". Lol, I'm a nurse too trying to figure out some extra income instead of that PRN gig.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Lol. Yep... been a nurse for 15 years. The industry is getting crazy and stressful. Big money to be made to travel but its not always about the money.

[@ezekielmuyenga6615]

Wow, I am a nurse too, have a passion for woodworking and been doing few projects so far, really working hard to set up a working space. Thank you for this motivation

[@jacobwatson4752]

On the coasters do you have any tips on the poly I made up 3 sets and used a whole can and it’s not counted

[@jasonkoontz4095]

Rattle spray can of water based polyurethane. Goes a long way

[@streetglidescott6424]

Just got gifted an old barn In Knoxville. I’m actually afraid. What would your process be? It is huge and over 125 years standing.

[@erickdanielsson6710]

Matthew, What is the better way to collect $$$ for your items sold. Etsy, Shopify ??? Thanks in Advance.

[@ryanm2214]

Howdy bud, hope the new year is treating you well! As someone who truly hates being in front of or behind the camera, I don't intend to create live content but hopeful I can still have success without it using on-line market place. Have you had luck with Etsy or any other avenues besides Facebook?

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Hey man. Absolutely. It just takes a different approach as the competition is huge on there. I'll make a video on selling on etsy.

[@ryanm2214]

Right on, thanks sir! Personally not a fan of Facebook but maybe I need to set personal feelings aside for business decisions:)

[@dizzymandesigns668]

My businesses name is DizzyMan Designs. I have a Facebook page, and want to start a KZbin channel too. Plus developing a logo. Still at ground roots . Just finished insulating my garage for woodworking. I have been watching and learning from you and others. Very thankful for you sharing this on your channel.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

No worries! Keep at it man. You're on the right track. Research while building!

[@kendiazio9994]

Thank you for the inspiration, I’m in the process of trying to come up with my logo. Can you recommend a good place to get my design? I really like the logo you have. Again, thanks for the great ideas and awesome videos.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Yep! Check out the video on getting your name out. I link a couple places that are awesome.