Comments on: Craft Marketplaces – The Ins and Outs http://handmademarketing.org/how-to-join-craft-fair-tips-for-craft-marketplaces/ You can sell handmade, here's how. Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:48:14 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: Shayne Ka http://handmademarketing.org/how-to-join-craft-fair-tips-for-craft-marketplaces/comment-page-1/#comment-1881 Shayne Ka Sun, 21 Mar 2010 04:15:33 +0000 http://etsymarketing.org/?p=1904#comment-1881 Much like usual you've provided several fantastic insight. Been a lurker on the website for a while and needed to say thanks to you for taking a few minutes to publish it. Much like usual you’ve provided several fantastic insight. Been a lurker on the website for a while and needed to say thanks to you for taking a few minutes to publish it.

]]> By: Martha http://handmademarketing.org/how-to-join-craft-fair-tips-for-craft-marketplaces/comment-page-1/#comment-944 Martha Fri, 29 May 2009 00:32:52 +0000 http://etsymarketing.org/?p=1904#comment-944 I found these tips helpful in addition to remembering space limitations. Almost all the craft shows that I go to are 10 x 10 spaces laid out very close to each other. With that in mind have setups ready or thought out for being in the middle of a crowded row or being on the end. (Leave an aisle if you are in the middle for customers to browse around your booth.) I have two main setups that I do depending on where I am positioned. The only other suggestion I have is make sure you have a table for yourself to set up things like your cash box/register, credit card machine, and your packaging like your bags. You don't want those items scattered around the area where you are displaying your wares. I found these tips helpful in addition to remembering space limitations. Almost all the craft shows that I go to are 10 x 10 spaces laid out very close to each other. With that in mind have setups ready or thought out for being in the middle of a crowded row or being on the end. (Leave an aisle if you are in the middle for customers to browse around your booth.) I have two main setups that I do depending on where I am positioned. The only other suggestion I have is make sure you have a table for yourself to set up things like your cash box/register, credit card machine, and your packaging like your bags. You don’t want those items scattered around the area where you are displaying your wares.

]]> By: Debra Gilstrap http://handmademarketing.org/how-to-join-craft-fair-tips-for-craft-marketplaces/comment-page-1/#comment-916 Debra Gilstrap Sat, 23 May 2009 02:01:44 +0000 http://etsymarketing.org/?p=1904#comment-916 I just did my first art fair a little less then a month ago it was me and my husband it's both of our business we had a lot of fun. I'm marking this to keep for furter info and looking forward to your next article. Thanks Debra gilstrapdesigns I just did my first art fair a little less then a month ago it was me and my husband it’s both of our business we had a lot of fun. I’m marking this to keep for furter info and looking forward to your next article.

Thanks
Debra
gilstrapdesigns

]]>