Hi Amos,
Thanks so much for your comment, that’s great you want to start selling coins. As the article explains, the first step is to select your platform – where do you want to sell coins? Perhaps you’re starting a business and so you want to build your own online store. Or maybe you just have a small collection you want to shift, and so social media or a marketplace would be a better, more affordable short-term solution. It all depends on your goals and your stock levels. Hopefully this helps you get started, you can refer back to this guide once you’ve set up your store!
Best of luck with selling your coins online!
Lucy

Hi BJ,
Thanks for your lovely feedback, I’m so glad you enjoyed the article!
Have a great day,
Lucy

Hi Dinold,
Thanks for your comment, and I’m sorry to hear your complaint about HostGator. I’m not sure what’s happened there, but it could be that your plan renewed at the regular rate? This is something a lot of web hosts do that often catches people off guard – they start you on a heavily discounted plan for your first term, and then the price jumps up once your plan auto-renews. If you want to change hosts because of this, I recommend our rundown of the best cheap web hosting in case it helps you find a new deal. We always try to list discount and renewal prices to avoid surprises later on!
Thanks for sharing your experience, have a great day!
Lucy

Hi Kelly,
Thanks so much for your lovely feedback! Glad you enjoyed it!
Take care,
Lucy

Hi Penny,
Thanks for your comment! That’s amazing that you make all of that, they’re definitely products you can sell online. We have a couple of dedicated guides that could help you out. One is on how to sell jewelry online and the other is how to sell crafts online. As you already have products that you make, it sounds like the first steps to figure out are who your target audience is for your products, and then where best to sell online. Etsy is great for starting out because it’s an easy and affordable marketplace to sell handmade items, although there’s a lot of competition from other sellers. Or, you can take a slightly bigger step and create your own online store using a website builder, which gives you more control over your branding and marketing.
Check out those guides as a starting point and see what you think! Best of luck with your business,
Lucy

Hi Elizabeth,
Thanks so much for your comment, that’s so exciting that you’re starting your own art portfolio! Now that you’ve looked through these examples, I recommend our guide on how to make an art portfolio – you’ll find step-by-step instructions for setting up a portfolio for your paintings. We recommend starting with setting out your goals and audience, before selecting which work you want to sell. I hope you find the guide useful, and best of luck with your website!
Take care, Lucy