Handmade Meet and Greet
Q. I sell handmade crafts in my shop. I thought it might be a good business practice in 2015 to...
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Q. I sell handmade crafts in my shop. I thought it might be a good business practice in 2015 to...
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Q: I’m trying to get out of doing shows altogether. I’m aging and it is just too difficult for me...
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Q: I’m a mature craftsperson who has been making fashion jewelry for 25 years. I’m...
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Q. I have what might be a rather crazy idea (maybe it is, maybe it isn’t—I need your help to...
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Q. I have been focused for the last six months on promoting my Etsy shop and trying to make some...
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Q. I am a new gallery owner and this holiday season will be my first. How do I navigate the schedule and get maximum return on seasonal products?
A. Timing is everything when it comes to seasonal merchandise. One day after the holiday, it’s not going to sell for much more than 50 percent of the full retail price. When we had the shop, this was a constant struggle that impacts not just holiday-specific merchandise, but also the larger inventory of regular merchandise brought in for the fourth quarter.
Read MoreExpert advice from Bruce Baker, who has run more than 500 workshops.