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10 New TPT Seller Tips That Will Transform Your Business

As a new Teachers Pay Teachers Seller it can be hard to find tips or answers to your questions. When I first started there was hardly anyone talking about TPT Seller Tips.

If you scroll through Pinterest, you might find a couple of old posts that were written years ago about how to start your TPT Business. Some of the information might be a little outdated or they don’t answer the questions that you need answers to.

When I was a new TPT Seller, I had the same problem. I couldn’t find TPT Sellers who were giving a lot of free information to New Sellers.

Well except for a few on Youtube. But more on that later.

The answers I did find weren’t answering the questions that I had. But I was determined to make my TPT Store a success. So I decided to learn by Trial and Error.

I’m here to tell you that as a new TPT Seller, you do not have to do this. Today I am going to be sharing my Top 10 New TPT Seller Tips that will Transform your Business. In this article, I specifically tried to answer the question that I had as a seller that no one was answering.

These TPT Seller Tips will save you time that you don’t need to spend learning by trial and error. Like I did.

Because together we are stronger!

So without further ado, here are the Top 10 TPT Seller Tips that you need to read right now!

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3 Month Income Report as a New TPT Seller

“If you’re bored with life – you don’t get up every morning with a burning desire to do things – you don’t have enough goals.” –Lou Holtz

It’s crazy to think that only 3 months ago I started my Journey as a Teachers Pay Teachers Seller.

That only 3 months ago, I was doing exactly what Holtz said: I was waking up without that burning desire for success.

In fact, I dreaded getting up in the mornings.

But ever since I opened my store “The Present Teacher,” I have had a passion for life.

I have been able to set goals and work hard to achieve them. Which has given me a hunger for success.

What’s even crazier is now I get to share my journey with you and my “3 Month Income Report” as a TPT Seller.

It wasn’t long ago that I was looking on Google and Pinterest as a new seller on ‘how much do TPT sellers make?’ Or ‘TPT Seller Income Report.’

I was so perplexed when I realized that there weren’t that many Income Reports for TPT Sellers. I felt like I was going into this journey with no idea what to expect.

That’s why I created this 3 Month Income Report. Not only do I want to share my journey with you, but I also want to help prepare you for what to expect.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying your journey will be the same as mine. You might have a different niche and different products and strategies.

But my goal is that this Income Report will give you TPT Seller Tips that I wish I knew at the very beginning.

So without further ado, here are my Income Report for July, August, and September as a new TPT Seller. And even better, what I learned my first 3 months as a Seller.

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How “Mentoring Down” Immediately Improved My Blog

I still remember the day that I thought about quitting my business. I was sitting at my desk looking at Pinterest trying to figure out how to raise my sales as a TPT Seller.

I got so frustrated and overwhelmed by all of the information that I thought about giving up.

We’ve all been there. As a new blogger or Teachers Pay Teachers Seller, there is so much information out there.

You scroll through Pinterest trying to figure out how to do something.

And instead of getting a clear answer, there are sometimes several different ways to do something and you get frustrated.

This happened to me. And I mean a lot!

I would be so obsessed with researching before I started, that I would often get conflicting information that would frustrate me!

It wasn’t until that moment that I realized: I am doing this to myself.

As a new TPT Seller, I was so worried about finding the right “Niche” and “Niching-down” that I didn’t realize I also needed to “Mentor-Down.”

Okay, hold on! What do you mean by “Mentor Down?”

Well, I’m glad you asked!

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