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CRAZYCOOLCANDLE
01-15-2006, 09:05 PM
How do you all sell your candles?? Looking for new and innovative ideas for 2006!
~ Angela
~ Angela
CraftyCreations
01-16-2006, 08:14 AM
OOoo... Good question - I am anxious to hear other ideas, but I sell mine on my web site and to friends/family. I am thinking about approaching store owners in my area about buying my candles wholesale. Also, I am going to do a home party at my Aunt's house and a few craft fairs...
-Sherri
-Sherri
jdmill83
01-16-2006, 09:06 AM
I seem to be doing well with apt leasing offices and real estate offices.
Jessica
Jessica
tranquilityrose
01-16-2006, 01:45 PM
My mother has tons of McCoy pottery and she needs to get rid of some. We are going to set up a booth at an antique barn. She is going to sell her pottery and I am going to sell my soy candles.
*I live in a small town, so I have been able to sell to the little botiques and have had great success.
*There is a Farmer's Market every weekend here, and I plan to join that when the weather is warmer.
*Fundraisers: Private Schools have been a great hit for me.
*I live in a small town, so I have been able to sell to the little botiques and have had great success.
*There is a Farmer's Market every weekend here, and I plan to join that when the weather is warmer.
*Fundraisers: Private Schools have been a great hit for me.
PeggyR
01-17-2006, 06:55 AM
B2B is obviously the best route but as a retailer, and I have found that working with companies looking for a great yet inexpensive "thank you" gift to give to the clients (like real estate and car dealerships) is a LOT easier than working with other stores (because they are also retailers and want to higher commission for shelf space.)
B2C with a website is obviously the easiest route but considering the low profit margin, it's pretty tough to cover expenses when your on your own.
JMO,
B2C with a website is obviously the easiest route but considering the low profit margin, it's pretty tough to cover expenses when your on your own.
JMO,
OrangeSmoke20
01-17-2006, 03:00 PM
I do online sales, craft shows, person to person, wholesale...and this year I will be adding fundraisers too. I am hoping to get into some mom and pop shops around here and I am working on advertising to local realtors and hair salons!
:)
DAWN
:)
DAWN