"I don't have any special formulas because as you see, we don't have many sales here on Etsy. We do better at shows and markets either here in France or over in the States.
We're getting FB set up this month because we decided that 2012 is going to be a Great Year for Chic Chix and Champagne..."
Lambcake hopes so too! Lots of love and luck for 2010! ♥
I heard before that setting up a little stall at craft fairs is a great way to sell your creations, and also a nice way to network with other crafty people and make friends. It's a good idea.
Regarding marketing, I'm VERY happy because my business cards have arrived from Moo.com, and they are simply beautiful, right down to the packaging and 'personalised' nature of the transaction. They have me hooked now and I'll definitely be using them again when I need to restock! They also give you a 10% discount when you buy your cards. Okay, they aren't the cheapest around, but they have a wonderful selection of styles and are completely customisable, something that a lot of printing companies lack. You can upload a style you have designed, or if you fancy something quicker, you can just upload some of your own images (I chose representative items from the shop) and put some text on the reverse side. They are gorgeous, and I don't use that word very often! As it is a UK company, they ship from London and therefore may take a few days to arrive - Well worth the wait though. Be sure to check them out!
Have a great weekend and happy crafting!
Well Emma, I didn't expect my little blurb to show up on your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks, any exposure is exposure right?
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