Not fair to tease us like that! LOL Do tell... what FO did you use? Inquiring minds want to know.
Hi! If you start a new thread titled "Insurance?" you should get good info. I don't have insurance but my understanding is that there are places like Handcrafted Soapmakers Guild, Indie Beauty Network, WSP, Soaplooza, etc. that offer insurance for crafters -- less expensive too, if I recall correctly.
I asked around my crafty friends, and they recommended an agency to me that I'm at least going to talk to. My current insurance isn't insanely expensive ($37 per mo), but I am trying to get some operating cost inline with my sales. My husband wasn't happy when we did our taxes last week and discovered my business was -$300 for 2017. (I actually thought that was really good for a second year, when comparing to my first year when I was -$1500!) So, $37 for insurance isn't going to break me, but if I can get a better price for the same insurance it's worth half an hour of my time.
I think this is not only a great plan, but will go a long way to getting your business out of the red and into the black! I've always felt that the best way to make money selling soap is to keep things simple, skip the fancy stuff (for now) and have an awesome basic soap formula, pretty colors and great fragrances that people keeping coming back to buy. Don't worry too much about having a negative balance at the end of 2016 & 2017. You used that time well trying one thing and another and that in itself is an important part of starting a business.
Coughing fits and still just run down.
