Millstone Pottery: From Weekend Kiln to Full-Time Shop
How a hobbyist potter went from weekend sales at farmers' markets to a full-time storefront on Suliit.
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Independent sellers, in their own words.
Real Suliit sellers talking about what worked, what didn't, and what they'd do differently. Numbers are approximate; details may be adjusted at seller request.
Firth & Field: A Two-Person Bag Business Learns to Say No
A small waxed-canvas bag maker on how choosing fewer products and more consistency doubled their revenue.
Coastwise Soap Co.: Wholesale to Retail, Without Losing the Wholesale
A small-batch soap maker in North Carolina rebalances toward direct-to-consumer without losing the wholesale accounts that pay the rent.
North Ridge Wood: The Value of Fewer, Better Photographs
A one-man woodworker discovers that spending two Saturdays on photography is worth more than a year of trying to game search.
Lena Ortega Studio: Selling Original Art Without Chasing Followers
A watercolor artist finds that a storefront with clear pricing outperforms years of social media effort.
Kettlehouse Coffee: Turning a Local Wholesale Roaster Into a National Direct Shop
A wholesale coffee roaster adds a Suliit storefront and reaches customers outside their regional cafe network.
Marta Reyes Design: A Freelance Designer's First Year Selling Services
A freelance brand designer packages her services on Suliit and stops competing on hourly rates.
Paper Fern Studio: A Digital-Only Shop That Actually Earns Enough
A wedding-invitation template designer builds a real business around digital downloads.