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speedychef said:I did a show a few weeks ago that was quite a hit. I made sure to have Stoneware, Cookware, and Simple Additions. I made a "now hiring" sign and put it by my opportunity brochures. I set up my 3-tiered stand with a wedding cake topper and brochures for the wedding registry. I tried to cover a little of everything...I also used a cookbook stand with my Medium Square/Cranberry and wrote SPECIALS on it in dry-erase pen-I put booking and recruiting specials...I think that's about all...I think it looked pretty good if I do say so!
speedychef said:I did a show a few weeks ago that was quite a hit. I made sure to have Stoneware, Cookware, and Simple Additions. I made a "now hiring" sign and put it by my opportunity brochures. I set up my 3-tiered stand with a wedding cake topper and brochures for the wedding registry. I tried to cover a little of everything...I also used a cookbook stand with my Medium Square/Cranberry and wrote SPECIALS on it in dry-erase pen-I put booking and recruiting specials...I think that's about all...I think it looked pretty good if I do say so!
jdavis said:Now I want to vent the town's craft fair is today and they won't let any vendors set up booths unless it is a homemade craft, ughh. I plan on leaving in just a little bit dressed in Pampered Chef with my catty bag over my shoulder.
One idea is to use tiered trays or cake stands to create different levels and add visual interest. You can also use baskets, crates, or even a pegboard to showcase products. Another option is to create a themed display, such as a holiday or seasonal theme, to attract customers.
One way to make your table stand out is to have eye-catching signage or banners that clearly display your brand and products. You can also use lighting, such as string lights or spotlights, to draw attention to your table. Additionally, offering samples or interactive demonstrations can help attract customers.
It's always better to bring more inventory than you think you'll need, as you don't want to run out of popular products. However, it's important to consider the size of your table and the type of products you are selling. It's also a good idea to have a backup plan in case you do run out of certain items.
Yes, having a variety of products can help attract a wider range of customers. Consider offering different sizes, colors, or variations of your products. You can also include complementary items, such as recipe cards or kitchen tools, to add value for customers.
Offering special promotions or discounts can entice customers to make a purchase. You can also have engaging displays or offer samples to showcase the quality and usefulness of your products. Lastly, having excellent customer service and engaging with customers can help build trust and encourage them to make a purchase.