SewnInspirations says: |
It's that busy craft show season again and many of us have one show after another. To stay organized, here are a few things to do while it's fresh on your mind once you return home to get ready for your next show: *Remove any listings that you sold that are still online. *Replenish your shopping bags or any packaging that you use when someone purchases an item. *Restock your receipts, sales book. *Get change for the large bills. *Make a list of items to remake or add. *Process credit cards, if needed. *Need more pens? Sometimes they "walk" away. *Reprint any signage, especially if you had an outdoor show. Check to make sure your tags didn't wither also. *Replenish gift certificates. *Reply to any questions you received at the show. *Wash or press table cloths. *Inspect your items to make sure they are still presentable. *Get custom orders organized. What else do you do to get ready for your next show? Let's keep a list going to help each other. ' More here: |
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Sunday, December 5, 2010
What to Do after Craft Shows
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