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[maxpete]

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[CareyJo]

Welcome.  What country are you located in?  Not sure by this post if you're in Pakistan or not...

[WWC-Stacey]

Hi! I'm Stacey, owner of Wicked Witch Crafts - a small business located in Southern California, specializing in graphic tees, tumblers, stickers/decals and other handmade accessories.

[Minion]

Welcome @WWC-Stacey , Do you screen print or vinyl transfer on your tees?

[WWC-Stacey]

Thank you! I mostly use a combination of screen prints and dtf prints. I started out using vinyl and still use them for some custom orders. But primarily screen print! ☺️

https://wickedwitchcrafts.square.site/

[Minion]

That's awesome. I wish we had someone local who did screen printing, I always wanted the bold standout shirts for my business that you just can't get from vinyl.

Love the tagline btw, Zero Apologies! @WWC-Stacey 

[WWC-Stacey]

Thank you! Agreed! Vinyl is what I started out with and still use occasionally, but the quality from screen printing supersedes vinyl.

[VanKalkerFarms]

There are definitely some awesome shirts that I like.  Love the name too.  It is so hard to get a good name, and you nailed it.

[WWC-Stacey]

Thank you so much! It took a while for me to come up with the name, but I'm happy with it. It’s a playful spin on words — it reflects the bold, quirky, sassy vibe of my designs without taking itself too seriously. 😊

[CareyJo]

Welcome!  My husband is currently trying to learn how to do sublimation so that he can start making tumblers.  We have a huge collection and there's so many more that we want and he wants to give them as gifts.  It's a great business!!  Good luck with yours!

Tell us about that name though... I know a few people who'd be all over that name!

[WWC-Stacey]

Thank you! Sublimation is definitely very fun to do and has such a variety of canvases to choose from. I started Sublimation on tumblers and shirts as well and sell a ton of personalized/custom gifts especially during the holiday seasons and wedding seasons. My personal favorite to sublimate as gifts are wind spinners and photo plaques. They make really great gifts 🥰

As far as the story behind my name goes....

"WickedWitchCrafts" is a playful spin on words — it reflects the bold, quirky, sassy vibe of my designs without taking itself too seriously.

So instead of being a cute, cozy craft shop (which I also am...on platforms like Etsy), I leaned into the chaos — late-night crafting breakdowns, caffeine-fueled sarcasm, and designs that speak louder than I ever could. 😄

[CareyJo]

LOVE IT!!!! ❤️

[PamperedChair]

Hi ,I'm Dawn a nail tech and esthetician looking at products Square offers.

[Minion]

welcome to the square community Dawn. @PamperedChair .  What type of products are you looking into that Square offers?

[PamperedChair]

Just all things business related besides processing services. Thanks for replying.

[CareyJo]

I was going to ask the same thing! 🙂

[autodetailer253]

Rawson Mobile Detailing

I was hoping for some help on how I can properly get my business seen more and to bring more business in, I have ran my detailing business for about 3 years and its just crazy hard to get clientele, was hoping for some advice or tips, thank you Rawson Detailing 

[Minion]

Welcome @autodetailer253 

It's nice to see other auto businesses here!

Before I go naming off some ideas, what are some things that you have tried so far?  Where abouts are your located, generally.  Are you in a heavily populated town or city?  What do you have for competition, are their other mobile detailers like yourself?

I live in a pretty rural area, but I can count over 10 detailers within 50 miles of my location, none of the though are mobile though.

[DinaLRosenberg]

awesome questions- you know I'm going to say social media.. But word of mouth I think most important. Around here mobile detailing is sorta a scam- everyone posts about it and it's sort of a side eye situation- so I am not sure if that's by you... but something to overcome. 

[Minion]

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@DinaLRosenberg wrote:

awesome questions- you know I'm going to say social media.. But word of mouth I think most important. Around here mobile detailing is sorta a scam- everyone posts about it and it's sort of a side eye situation- so I am not sure if that's by you... but something to overcome. 

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Yeah I think out of the 10 or so that I know of, only 3 of them are full time businesses.  The others are just extra income side hustles (nothing wrong with that).  I don't think we have any actual mobile ones.  

The word of mouth can for sure make or break a small business, I suppose that is true though with social media given recent marketing tactics by a couple companies. haha

[samuelexpt]

Hey Rawson, welcome to Square Online 👋 It’s definitely an adjustment at first, but it can be a great tool to get more eyes on your detailing business.

Google-friendly setup – make sure your site has your location + “detailing” keywords in the title, description, and page text so people searching locally can find you.

It’ll take some time, but with consistent updates + promoting your site, it starts bringing clients in.

[doc_choc]

Sounds like your business will be a local business requiring you to build up a good strong loyal customer base.

I would say SM is a good one for this. Really emphasize both the convenience and quality of your service/work. I would imagine you could do this visually, might add a little time to your job not sure if this is detrimental, also you don't want your client thinking you are do your business marketing on their dime. May be check with them at the beginning and explain what you are doing.

Also the promo or discount cards are always good. Perhaps a range of promotions, discounts, upselling etc. so they have something new each time.

If you really want to go next level, once you have some critical mass take a look at Square Loyalty as I think this would work really well with a detailing business. Once they sign up you have a good direct link to market to your customers.

Good luck! 👍