Wholesaling and Consigning your Handmade Arts and Crafts

Wholesaling and Consigning your Handmade Arts and Crafts, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 5, with 18 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 18 subscribers.

You will learn about How to decide what to wholesale The difference between wholesale and consignment How to create a simple catalogue, price and order form How to find businesses that may buy your work The difference between consignment and wholesale How to approach businesses over email, phone and in-person And how to follow up with your clients This course is ideal for individuals who are This class is for people who: are already selling their handmade arts and crafts whether it’s through craft shows, online or both. Those who have an interest in seeing their items sold through physical stores but don’t know where to start or want to spend minimal time up front investing on creating a wholesale or consignment component of their business. It is particularly useful for This class is for people who: are already selling their handmade arts and crafts whether it’s through craft shows, online or both. Those who have an interest in seeing their items sold through physical stores but don’t know where to start or want to spend minimal time up front investing on creating a wholesale or consignment component of their business.

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Summary

Title: Wholesaling and Consigning your Handmade Arts and Crafts

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 18

Number of Published Lectures: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 18

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 18

Original Price: $44.99

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What You Will Learn

How to decide what to wholesale
The difference between wholesale and consignment
How to create a simple catalogue, price and order form
How to find businesses that may buy your work
The difference between consignment and wholesale
How to approach businesses over email, phone and in-person
And how to follow up with your clients

Who Should Attend

This class is for people who: are already selling their handmade arts and crafts whether it’s through craft shows, online or both. Those who have an interest in seeing their items sold through physical stores but don’t know where to start or want to spend minimal time up front investing on creating a wholesale or consignment component of their business.

Target Audiences

This class is for people who: are already selling their handmade arts and crafts whether it’s through craft shows, online or both. Those who have an interest in seeing their items sold through physical stores but don’t know where to start or want to spend minimal time up front investing on creating a wholesale or consignment component of their business.

Are you looking tosell through stores and boutiques, in addition or instead of craft shows and online market places, but don’t know where to start?

This course willsimplify it for you. You don’t need a professional catalogue or even elaborate custom-made line sheets to get your foot in the door for wholesale or consignment clients, you just need to make a good impression through a well thought out presentation.

This course will break it down for you so you can get started getting your work into stores, boutiques and galleries.

What we’ll cover in this class

1. How to decide what to wholesale

2. How to create a simple catalogue

3. How to find businesses that may buy your work – Including a planner just for listing our businesses!

4. The difference between consignment and wholesale

5. How to approach businesses over email, phone and in-person – Includes simple scripts YOU can customize!

6. And how to follow up with your clients.

This class is for those who are already selling their work either online or through craft shows and want to expand their craft business.

We will go oversimple scriptsyou can use when you are contacting businesses through email, over the phone and in person. This is great for the classic introvert artist who doesn’t know what to say to sell their work.

For materials and resources to create your catalogue and wholesale material use what is available to you without purchasing anything else. If you have Pages/Numbers or Microsoft Word/Excel this will work just as well as professional level programs.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Homework and Projects

Chapter 2: Wholesale and Consignment

Lecture 1: How to determine what to wholesale.

Lecture 2: Can I afford to wholesale my work?

Lecture 3: Consignment

Lecture 4: Consignment vs. Wholesale

Chapter 3: Your First Catalog

Lecture 1: Your First Catalog – Product Photos

Lecture 2: Your First Catalog – What to Include

Lecture 3: Your First Catalog – Adding Your Handmade Items

Lecture 4: How to Make an Order Form and Price List

Chapter 4: How to Research Businesses that May Buy Your Work

Lecture 1: How to research businesses that may buy your work.

Lecture 2: Wholesale tradeshows

Chapter 5: Contacting Businesses About Your Handmade Arts and Crafts

Lecture 1: How to email your potential client.

Lecture 2: How to contact businesses by phone

Lecture 3: How to "drop-in" on a business for a sales call.

Lecture 4: How to follow up with businesses that may buy your work.

Lecture 5: Delivering your items and providing updates.

Chapter 6: The Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Amy Skrocki
Award Winning Fine Craft Artist and Photographer

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