Let’s delve into marketing strategies for a moment. Imagine you’ve established a small business and recently ventured into the craft fair scene to showcase your products to a wider audience. Now that the craft fair has concluded, how can you continue effectively marketing your products?

We are thrilled to share some exciting news with all our valued supporters and artisans – our beloved artisan market is expanding into 4 brand-new, stunning venues! This move marks a significant milestone in our journey, and we couldn’t be more excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. After months of anticipation and preparation, we’re finally ready to unveil our vibrant new spaces, which promise to be a haven for artisans, creators, and enthusiasts alike.

Craft fairs present a wonderful opportunity for artists and makers to showcase and sell their unique creations. However, if you are new to participating in craft fairs, it’s important to be aware of the unspoken rules and etiquette that govern such events. Adhering to proper etiquette not only helps you make the most out of your craft fair booth but also ensures a positive experience for your fellow vendors and customers.

I hope these helpful points will help you to feel at home and help to alleviate any nerves or concerns. All details can also be found on my Linktree.

In the midst of the current uncertainties that have ushered in, including the economic impact of the Covid pandemic and the cost of living crisis, there’s a growing pursuit of alternative income streams. For those inclined towards creativity, this year presents an opportune moment to turn that creativity into a thriving business venture.

Ever contemplated taking a leap of faith to kickstart that business you’ve been envisioning? Perhaps you’re already navigating the online business realm as a small entrepreneur and are eyeing the next big move to expand your customer base.