Small Online Craft Company Clicks It’s Way Through Economic Instability

KINGS PARK, NY., - As small businesses struggle to survive in times of economic downfall, Makingfriends.com, Inc. still prospers as an internet-based company. Terri Bose, founder of the online company, continues to meet the needs of the crafter community through usage of internet tools. The cyber world gives small business owners, like Terri, the ability to utilize resources such as e-commerce, advertisements, and the ability to add niche websites.

“I can have an idea today and start marketing it next week,” said Terri, owner of Makingfriends.com, Inc., “and it is cost effective and efficient with the use of the internet. Through experiences of trial and error, I’ve learned to balance advertising and e-commerce, so that I can continue to gain revenue while still keeping my customers happy.”

Terri can satisfy her various markets with the addition and removal of crafts on the website based on interest and season. Makingfriends.com has adapted to these markets by creating eco-friendly crafts that use recycled materials, ethically diverse crafts to serve all religions and cultures, as well as simple projects for the “craft-impaired”. She can also adjust to the needs of the company with strategy changes to generate revenue.

Makingfriends.com, Inc. was founded in 1998 to provide all levels of crafters an easily accessible variety of do-it-yourself projects. The site offers a wide range of craft materials, ideas, and full project kits that are sent directly to the customer. With 10,000 to 40,000 site visits a day, this small business is expanding to many different markets in the online world.

For more information about Makingfriends.com please call (631) 979-7331 or email makingfr@optonline.net.

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