“The Truth About Embroidery Business Success!”

by The Embroidery Coach · Filed Under: Creating A Business Plan · Embroidery Business Basics · Embroidery Business Success

The Truth About Embroidery Business Success” is a  comprehensive embroidery business book that will help anyone start their own embroidery business or show existing embroidery business owners how to increase their bottom line!   This simple to read embroidery business book was written by Joyce Jagger, The Embroidery Coach.

Embroidery Business Success BookStarting a new embroidery business is not easy.  It is very exciting, but it can be extremely overwhelming with all that you need to learn in a very short time.

When I first started my embroidery business, I did not have any type of a guide to help get me started and I made so many mistakes.

My passion is to help get you off to a fast start!  There is no reason why you should start your embroidery business without the sufficient knowledge that will help you to succeed right from the very beginning.

If you are someone that has already started your own embroidery business and is not having the type of success that you had envisioned, then this book will help you get on the right path to developing your own profitable embroidery business.

“7 Elements To A Highly Profitable Home-Based Embroidery Business”

  • Planning Your Day-Setting Your Goals-Planning Your Business
  • Create A Full Off Line and On Line Marketing System
  • Knowing How To Price Your Products Or Services For Profit
  • Carve Out Your Own Niche Market
  • Find And Maintain Good Dedicated Employees
  • Invest In Yourself And Your Education
  • Develop Your Action Plan

Click on the book and order your copy today! This is an investment that will really help to change the way you are currently doing business!

Joyce Jagger
The Embroidery Coach

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Joyce Jagger, The Embroidery Coach with  30 years experience in the embroidery industry is the creator of several embroidery training courses such as Embroidery Tips and More, How to Price Embroidery and currently holding an Embroidery Webinar once each month.  Joyce helps aspiring and struggling embroidery business owners find the right fit for their skills and passions.

How To Train A New Employee For Your Embroidery Business!

by The Embroidery Coach · Filed Under: Embroidery Business Basics · Embroidery Business Success · Embroidery Tips

How to Train a New Employee for your Embroidery Business does not have to be a difficult  procedure, but a training program is a must for the success of any embroidery business. Each new employee must be trained thoroughly on one process before they are allowed to move onto the next process.

If you have hired a new employee to start on the production floor, the best place to start is at the end of the process, regardless of what you have hired them for.  Start them trimming, folding and packing.  This helps them to see how the process is finished and helps to get them excited to learn more.

If a new employee cannot trim, they need to be dismissed.  This is a very basic function, but takes a lot of dexterity and attention to detail.  Many people feel that this part of the process is for low paying individuals that cannot do anything else.  This could not be farther from the truth.  A trimming mistake can ruin the entire process if close attention is not paid to detail.  They need to have a positive attitude and their attitude will really show up during this process.

They can then be moved into a helper’s position.  A helper is someone that can help tie new threads onto the machine, load and unload the machine, carry work from the hooping area to the machine and carry the finished work from the machine to the trimmers.  The training of this helper is very important.  They must be shown every thing that they are supposed to do and thoroughly tested on these skills.  This sounds like it is so simple that anyone should be able to do it, but they need to be taught exactly how each step is done.

When people are trained properly there is less spoilage, less down time and more co-operation.
For more information about working with employees visit Embroidery Business Success.  I wrote a book that is now available about how to start and create a profitable embroidery business.  In this book is a chapter to help you through the process of selecting and training your new employees.

Joyce Jagger
The Embroidery Coach

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Joyce Jagger, The Embroidery Coach with  30 years experience in the embroidery industry is the creator of several embroidery training courses such as Embroidery Tips and More, How to Price Embroidery and currently holding an Embroidery Webinar once each month.  Joyce helps aspiring and struggling embroidery business owners find the right fit for their skills and passions.