質問7「ニッチな作品が売れない…」ハンドメイド作家さんのお悩み相談：おはようminneLAB

▼ Japan's largest online shopping site for handmade crafts and handcrafts, "minne" by GMO Pepabo https://bit.ly/3wI2dXN ▼For those who want to sell their handmade items online https://bit.ly/3iIR5lh "Good Morning! minne LAB" is an official livestream from minne for creative crafters. The Q&A section of the minne LAB Instagram account is archived and streamed on YouTube.   / minne_lab   If you'd like to watch the entire stream, please check out our Instagram Live! ♪ Streams are mainly held every Monday and Thursday. [Table of Contents] 00:39 Today's Question: "My niche items aren't selling..." 02:45 Today's Three Points 03:32 Point 1: People think that popular designs and designs that appeal to everyone are likely to sell, but why? 06:35 Point 2: Do niche items really not sell? 09:40 Point 3: What's lacking in Yumituru's sales method? 17:25 Introducing viewer comments * * Episode 7 Questioner: yumituru https://minne.com/@ymtr Nice to meet you. I always enjoy watching your minne Lab videos. I have a question for you: The pieces I create tend to be a bit too unique, making it hard to attract customers. I started minne as an extension of my hobby, and I enjoy creating designs that I like. I continue to do so because I believe it would be even more rewarding and enjoyable if I could meet people who like my work. However, in order to continue creating for the long term, I still want to be able to sell at least a little. While it would be great if I could create popular or universally appealing designs, I feel like that's not my style. I've tried various things, such as reading the Basics of Selling and watching minne Lab videos, but I'm stuck. I'd love to hear your thoughts on how to continue creating even niche pieces for a long time. Thank you very much. * * "Good Morning! minne LAB" is always looking for creative solutions. Questions can be submitted anonymously. ▼Click here for the question form. https://bit.ly/3bDCtOy ▼Details about this project: We'll answer creative questions on the official minne LAB Instagram Live. https://note.minne.com/n/nc0402a39dcf5 On Twitter, we're seeing a lot of creatives sharing their thoughts on the videos and their experiences with trial and error using the hashtags "#GoodMorningLab" and "#LearnWithminne." Please take a look. * * "I can't take good photos" or "I'm struggling with pricing"... To help creatives with these concerns, minne offers a reading resource called "minne Study Notebook." ▼minne Study Guide https://note.minne.com/m/mc1379d2d49ba ▼"minne's Basics for Selling" by Mao Wada, minne's creative advisor, has been extremely well-received since its release in April 2019 and is currently in its third reprint! It's available at bookstores nationwide and on Amazon. https://amzn.to/2NxTNd9 ●minne LAB Twitter:   / minne_lab   ●minne LAB Instagram:   / minne_lab   ●Artist Advisor Wada's Twitter:   / ma0_k