Entrepreneur Tina Roth Eisenberg Shares the Details of Tattly’s Beginnings

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August 9, 2017

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Starting a business is easier said than done—from startup costs to finding suppliers and endless unexpected challenges. This week we’re chatting with Tina Roth Eisenberg, founder of Tattly, to learn more about the nitty gritty of how she took the idea for a temporary tattoo company and turned it into a reality.

Read part 1 and part 2 of Tattly’s journey.

Tina Roth Eisenberg: Because I am a graphic designer I was able to do all of the branding, web design and packaging design myself. Graphic designers have a huge advantage starting a business in that regard. The most substantial cost was getting the e-commerce site developed and printing the first round of tattoos. All in all I was able to launch Tattly with $15k savings.

Theresa Christine Johnson

Theresa entered the world of design through The Dieline. With a background in writing and journalism, she has a passion for discovery and cultivating human connections. Her work for The Dieline is a constant journey to deeply understand all facets of the design process and to investigate what makes designers tick. Theresa’s writing has taken her snorkeling in between the tectonic plates in Iceland, horseback riding through a rural Brazilian town, and riding an octopus art car at Burning Man with Susan Sarandon as part of a funeral procession for Timothy Leary (long story). When not writing, she is planning her next trip or taking too many pictures of her cat.