Tips for Your First Craft Fair - Flea Market Selling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- Lessons from my first craft fair! This experience taught me so much about selling and setting up the display for my small business. So I talk about what I'd do differently for the next market so you can be better prepared than I was. Shop & support women makers → bit.ly/HandmadeYarn
Here are my top 10 craft fair tips for beginners:
1. Create a mock-up display of your booth - 1:56
2. Display all of your prices - 3:26
3. Be prepared to accept a variety of payments - 4:56
4. Display your brand's name & logo - 6:32
5. Give out your business cards - 7:45
6. Elevate your products - 8:37
7. Have selling points for your products - 9:18
8. Have a mirror at your booth - 10:33
9. Bring along a helping hand - 11:09
10. Greet everyone and make friends - 12:20
Are you planning on selling at a flea market? I would love to hear about your experience if you decide to go for it!
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Really turned out nice.thank you for sharing😊
omg I just got into my first market and I'm so excited and nervous! Thanks for your helpful tips!
I love your design aesthetic with all the soft natural colours! Where did you get that lovely wooden display sign? It looks great. Good market stall tips too. One quick way of creating a low cost branded sign is printing off your logotype and putting it in a nice A6/A5 frame that matches your brand.
Great tips, TFS!
I'm so nervous because I signed up for a market before having an online shop. I have most of the setup like a tent but haven't done a mockup yet. It's half secondhand clothes and goods and half my art. Wish me luck! It's July 28th. 🍓
Thank you for these videos 🙏 just about to do markets and etsy so feeling lucky to have found your channel :)
Thank you so much for this awesome video with all the great tips. I appreciate it a lot.
I need to start planning my 1st market. Thank you for the 10 pointers. I'm going to print them out 🤗
I think your going to love the experience ☺️💕
Thank you for this 🤗🤗💞
of course! hope it’s helpful 💛✨
Thank you great video
Mañana iré a mi segundo bazar, muchas gracias por los consejos 💖✨
con gusto 💕 y espero que te vaya muy bien!! ☺️
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TFS. We did markets for years but haven't in the last few. Been thinking about getting back in to it.
I enjoyed it & excited for the next one but it definitely takes a lot of energy!
@@AmandaLoveSantos Boy it sure does. Would love to hear about your next market. Starting to check in to the possibility of maybe signing up again for them.
Thank you!! I signed up for my first market and I’m so nervous! How much inventory did you have/sell?? I have less than a month to prepare and not a lot of inventory. I’m crocheting my fingers off until then to add more, but just curious! Also, what sold the best for you?
How much product is enough and when is the best time to start making. I always told I should have a shop. I literally only make one or two things of each item.
So I think having a variety is probably better strategy than making dozens of the same design. It’s hard to know what will be a best seller without having a good sized offering. I just started so i’m far from an expert but I think having 1-2 of each item is a good place to start!
I also have a QR code to my linktree, I’ve found people scan the QR code rather than taking a business card now. I have it standing up next to my business card 😊