
You may want to use some incentives in your own business, too – but keep in mind to be very selective in your timing and your message.

You may want to use some incentives in your own business, too – but keep in mind to be very selective in your timing and your message.

Show season is upon us, and artists everywhere are planning their booth displays. Make sure you don’t make any of these major mistakes:

Kickstarter has tutorials on how to create a solid fundraising campaign. Rowan suggests researching other people’s projects for good ideas so that you can create your own appealing campaign.

Both of these trade show booths elegantly allow the art to stand out without distraction or interference from background colors.

Art Fair Insider’s Connie Mettler traveled to Philadelphia to visit the Buyers Market of American Craft. Here’s her video of the experience.

Have you exhibited at art or craft shows that didn’t produce sales because they weren’t a fit for your work or your price points? It happens all the time.

With so much competition in the marketplace, artists must do post-show follow up to keep their collection in front of potential wholesale customers.

While selling one-of-a-kind works at wholesale certainly isn’t impossible, it is more time-consuming, so price your work accordingly. If you choose to sell this way, you have a number of options

Increasingly, trade shows and retail shows are adding mobile technology to help customers and merchants find new products.
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