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The Sune App Launches a Handmade Revolution

April 30, 2024
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The Sune App Launches a Handmade Revolution

We are in the midst of a product revolution. In a society accustomed to uniform consumption, there’s a growing desire for deeper connections with our purchases. The norm is to create everything fast, regardless if it’s devoid of uniqueness, craft, and intention. Those who foster the opposite are often overlooked or lack the support needed to take their creations to the next level and scale their business. Now more than ever, people want more from the products they own, with personalized elements catered to them. Sune is responding to that call by creating the change we need to see.

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The app also fosters the development of the Makers it showcases by providing support in the content creation process. From brainstorming, to filming and editing, Sune’s best in class production team is with them every step of the way. In addition, the Sune team is comprised of industry veterans with 30+ years of experience in video commerce, marketing, and retail. We’ll help provide guidance on how to engage your audience through video content, while providing the tools, insights, and strategies to grow a business of any size.

Many crafters have brilliant products but lack the resources to help scale their business and get it in front of the right audience, but Sune hopes to combat that issue. Knowing that a lot of independent sellers and brands can feel taken advantage of in the world of fees, Sune only takes a small percentage commission with absolutely no hidden fees.

Every maker should have the opportunity to share their work with the world and Sune is dedicated to helping each one maximize what is possible. Using the magic of video, Sune is making it easier for audiences to connect with the unique creators behind the crafts.

If you are an artisan, creator, maker, or craftsperson and what Sune offers speaks to you please apply on their site now, opportunity and change awaits!

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