Ready to grow your business on Trove Market?
You already create great work. Sharing it will help more people discover your shop.
The good news? You don’t need lots of followers, special equipment, or marketing experience. Small, consistent steps can make a big difference. And we’re here to support you along the way.
Where to start
If you want to grow your business on Trove Market, but you’re not sure where to begin, social media is a great place to start. It’s one of the easiest ways to show people what you’re making and invite them to visit your shop.
Here are a few ways to get started:
- Share your work. Even one or two posts per week can help more people discover your shop.
- Use clear, bright photos. This will help people see what you’re selling.
- Include a link to your shop. In each post, add a link to your shop. This makes it easy for buyers to learn more or make a purchase. (To get your link, go to the Meet Our Entrepreneurs page. Click on your shop. Copy the web address.)
- Tag Trove Market. We love seeing what our sellers create, and your post could even be shared with our community.
What’s next
To grow your business on Trove Market, you don’t have to start from scratch. We’ve created social media posts you can use right away or change to fit your style.
You can also apply for a chance to be featured in our social media posts, emails, or other promotions.
More ideas and inspiration
Still not sure what to post? Start by sharing one product you’re proud of. When you’re ready to post again, answer one of the questions below.
- What inspires you? Share what motivates you to create. Inspiration can come from hobbies, family, nature, favorite colors, personal experiences, or anything that’s meaningful to you.
- How did you start making your products? Tell a little of your story. Buyers often enjoy hearing how a hobby, passion, or interest grew into a business.
- Share the story behind your favorite piece. Every product has a story. Sharing yours can help buyers feel more connected to your work.
- Share one of your most popular products. If customers seem to love a particular item, highlight it. People often feel more confident purchasing something that’s already popular.
- Show where you make your products. Give people a behind-the-scenes look at where your products come to life.
- Celebrate milestones. Don’t be afraid to celebrate your progress. It could be your first sale, a new product launch, or an anniversary.