A Craft Fair Goldmine PLR Ebook

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Table Of Contents

Introduction 3
Finding Your Product 4
Saving Money on Supplies 7
Mistakes to Avoid 8
Marketing and “Your Story” 14
Finding the Best Shows 21
Getting to the Show 22
Setting Up Your Space 26
Making Each Show Your Best Show 35
How Much Inventory Do You Need 38
Setting the Right Price 40
Necessary Bring-Alongs 43
Safety at The Show 45
After the Show 47
Where the Shows Are 48
Online Craft Shows 53
Shopping at Craft Shows 54
Conclusion 58

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INTRODUCTION

It’s been a tradition for me, my mom, and my grandmother for years. Ever since my grandparents moved from Wisconsin to Arkansas, it’s has become an annual pilgrimage. We make the 7 hour drive to their house where Thursday, Friday, and Saturday is filled with activity.

Every October in Bentonville, Arkansas, the whole town – neigh the whole area – turns into a huge craft fair. There are so many craft shows, you literally have to sit down and make a schedule in order to see the ones that you really want to see. Otherwise, you’ll get sidetracked and end up at a non-eventful show when everyone tells you the other one across town is the place to be.

We plan well in advance not only where to go, but what we will wear, where we will eat, and what specifically we are looking for. Every year, my Grandma has one thing she is relentless at finding – one year it was a quilt, one year it was a fall vest, another year it was a purse.

I’ve looked forward to these shows each year because not only is it a way for me to spend some quality time with my family, it’s also fun to find new crafted items and show them off once I get back home.

Now when I talk about craft fairs, I mean “real” craft fairs. The vendors are everyday people who have found a unique product to sell and make that product themselves. I’m talking about hand personalized, unique Christmas ornaments, hand-sewn golf towels, and candles made on someone’s kitchen stove.

Some craft fairs concentrate on the fine arts – paintings, fine jewelry, furniture, etc. I don’t go to these types of shows – mostly because I can’t even afford to look at these beautiful things. Where everyday people can make the most money is at local, homegrown craft shows in the local park or civic center. If you’re shopping, these types of shows will also be where you’ll find the best talent anyway.

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- Year Released/Circulated: 2008
- File Size: 1,578 KB

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