Top 10 Business Essentials - Starting an Online Business

[@patriciasieunarine1358]

I love this video you are so funny 😆

[@annaj.6577]

I liked it very much. First I thought that it was some random bs, when I saw the printer point..but you made a lot of sense. Sometimes we forget to cover the basic stuff! Thank you!

[@DannyCrafts]

Hahah thank you!! Hope it was helpful!

[@MsLuvTravel]

I just recently subscribe your channel. Amazing by the way. I am Canadian too i am think to make a business in Calgary but not alot of information regarding how to set up a business especially in candle business. I hope you can make a video that is the requirement to make a candle business in canada. Atleast thia gives an idea about it. 😊

[@DaisysFelineFine]

Your videos are always so much fun! Thanks for sharing your fun and quirky sense of humor! Love da butt joke, lol! 😺🌟🌺💗🌼

[@sandronevada]

GREAT VIDEO ! :)

[@shiningstarsoup]

Do you have candle insurance for your company? Curious as to what Canadian company you use - thank you!

[@laurenmckinnon159]

Love the videos ive watched so far! What kind of insurance did you sign up for to sell candles in Canada?

[@DannyCrafts]

No insurance yet for me! Once I make over 30,000 a year in sales will I get insurance.

[@kevinalmeida6971]

Can you recommend a business insurance ? Do you need that in Canada for a candle business?

[@DannyCrafts]

I’m sorry I haven’t gotten insurance yet!

[@sarahchartrand9398]

@@DannyCrafts if you do get insurance let us know your thoughts please! Or any thoughts on the business side and confusing parts of starting and owing a candle business would be appreciated

[@DannyCrafts]

@@sarahchartrand9398 I will definitely do a video on the confusing parts of the business! I spoke to my parents who work in law and insurance and you don’t need to worry about insurance until you’re making a certain amount of sales (or if you have assets to lose). For example I live at home and don’t have many business assets so if someone wanted to sue me it wouldn’t go well LOL

[@sarahchartrand9398]

@@DannyCrafts Awesome! Thanks you so much for that info. And I'm looking forward to any future confusing subjects you cover 😁 it's so helpful seeing your videos for candle making in Canada!

[@adrianorpia1123]

Hello :)) i suggest thermal printers because you don't have to refill them with inks :)) it will save a lot of money 💖☺️

[@Barbarajhere]

Hello! Thanks for sharing! Opinion please. Interested in only making soy wax melts and 4 oz. tins. Felt over whelmed with 9 oz. glass jar adhesion/spot situation, (a bit of a perfectionist). instead of giving up on this newly learned craft, decided to only utilize the above sized tins & clamshells. Do you feel its a waste of energy/money to only offer the above? Thank you.

[@DannyCrafts]

I think 4oz and wax melts is a good place to start, but if you would like to make a lot of money, youre going to need to move a large amount of product to make money. Think wholesale orders and stuff like that. I don't think there's anything wrong with starting small, but after youve perfected what youre comfortable with put yourself out there and try the 9oz jars! It's not as difficult as it seems :)

[@sandronevada]

making candle is what do you do for living ?

[@DannyCrafts]

It’s my side hustle, hopefully will be full time one day