5 Things Keeping You from Making Money in Your TpT Business

Embark on your journey to creating a successful Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT) business with me, Lauren Fulton, as I uncover five pivotal mistakes that most teacher entrepreneurs make. Many get lost in the weeds of perfect logos and branding, thinking it's the key to success. Through my personal experiences, I’ve learned what truly counts is taking action, not perfection. By focusing on producing quality resources, rather than being stuck on the minor details, you can propel your business forward and witness growth like never before.
Finding the balance between work and family can feel like juggling a dozen tasks at once. I’ve been there, and in this episode, I share how to set up a productive work schedule that aligns with your business goals and family commitments. It's about creating a structured routine and a non-negotiable work calendar that ensures you spend time on tasks that actually move the needle. By addressing habits that may seem productive but ultimately don't contribute to your revenue, you can gain clarity and set realistic expectations for both work and family time.
Thinking about diving into the world of preschool resources on TPT? Before you take the plunge, learn how effective market research can unveil profitable niches. By examining product reviews, search results, and market saturation, you can strategically align your products with what's already successful, while also identifying new opportunities. Remember, mastering the basics before scaling is crucial for a smooth transition and sustained growth. Check out my UA-cam channel for step-by-step guides and subscribe for more tips on managing business growth, mastering batching techniques, and starting a second TPT store.

[@deniserichardson7769]

Great video!!!

[@PatMcFadyenGrowingGradeByGrade]

These are good suggestions, Lauren. Can you address standing out in a saturated market? My niche is upper elementary, mostly math. I basically do math word problems/worksheets. How is it possible to compete in a market with so many sellers/products? Or if you've addressed this already, do you have a link? Thank you!

[@ittakesavillagelearningcen7915]

Clipart is my weakness. 😆 I need to do better in managing my time.