To be starting jewelry booth business with success you first get your prices right. There is little point in undervaluing your well considered designs. Any old fool can come up with a masterpiece and sell it for next to nothing. What a waste. No, this requires careful deliberation. You will always encounter the odd person who will not condescend to deign your booth with their presence. No matter. What is in their purse is of no concern to you.
A friend of mine, Connie, indicated that my first strategy was to weigh up how to price my content correctly. She told me quality and making time was of very little importance. Her advice has stuck with me and I have changed my pricing policy over the duration of many shows. That amounts to around 800 over the years.
Pricing is a very personal thing, just like a jewelry booth. You need to get it right, but then you have to guess what the potential buyer has in mind. You can go down the simple route of pricing everything to suit all tastes or the exact opposite where you have no price tags and promote an aura of exclusivity. Really it depends on the show and demographics.
Whatever the case, do spend considerable time evaluating this particular area of stall management. It will hold you in good stead in the long run.
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