Makers Together

A limited palette makes it easier for customers to recognize your business, but it can be so hard to narrow down the choices!

If you suffer from analysis paralysis when looking at colors to represent your business, try this:

Think of brand colors like characters in a simple TV plot. There are the 1-2 leading colors you’ll use the most and be your most recognizable to your audience as you grow, and then up to 3 colors to act as the supporting cast to bring a new topic to light, add a little comedy, or highlight a key value your work/business represent.

| Small Business Learning | Art Business | Maker Business

Not every creative business has to look the same — or follow a formula.

With Makers Together’s recorded presentations and downloadable resources, you can pick and choose what works for you. Build a business that fits your goals, pace, and personality.

Don’t forget: Makers Together is a group of small business owners navigating the road of discovery. We’re not coaches, and we don’t have all the answers all the time. We're learning along with yout!

But if you ask the questions, we’ll look for resources to help us all succeed. Because your creative life deserves a plan that feels like yours, not someone else’s.

| Artists Supporting Artists | Makers Supporting Makers | Artist Life | Maker Life

Selling at a Wisconsin fair this summer? Don't forget that you need a Wisconsin Seller’s Permit.

You can go to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue to register your business and receive your unique Seller’s permit number. As long as you renew your business registration every two years, you get to keep that number for all of your shows.

It’s one of those “you don't know what you don't know” things that Makers Together is here to help with!