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Artisan Fair Tips and Hints ideas
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Artisan Fair Tips and Hints ideas

Artisan Fair Tips and Hints

While attending an Artisan Fair, there are several tips and tricks to remember. This article will discuss the QR code and business cards, setting up tables, pricing, product groups, and pricing. Learn how to organize a successful Artisan Fair. Here are some tips to help you succeed. Subscribe to our newsletter and follow our tips and techniques!

Business cards

A complete list of all artwork that you have for sale is one of the most important things to include in your business card. People are more likely to take home business cards when they browse art galleries and art fairs. In that case, you’ll have a greater chance of generating business by handing out business cards than if you simply display them. And if people do take your cards, they’re likely to put them in a drawer and forget about them.

Artisan Fair Tips and Hints ideas
Artisan Fair Tips and Hints ideas

QR code

You can promote your wares at the Artisan Fair by using a QR code. Here are some tips for getting started:

Setup of the table

There are some things to remember before you go to an artisan market to set up your stall. It is important to choose a stall with low entry costs and a budget. However, you shouldn’t sacrifice on the quality of your display and table. Make sure to choose the right size table, try out different types of displays, and then practice your setup before you leave. The display should be as simple as possible and the table and surrounding area should be attractive to buyers.

Product groupings

A great way to draw a visitor’s eye to your booth is by creating overlapping displays. Use different colors and textures to catch the viewer’s eye and lead them to other products. A light colored sweatshirt can stand out when worn with a black dress. A white shirt can make a black dress pop against its background. The same principle applies to product groupings. To draw the eye to each piece of artwork, place them on a table using line and composition.