Marketing Help

[Teallaura]

I ended up taking aluminum to the recyclers - which wouldn't have been so bad if I hadn't had to rebag it all. Then there was free food at the Ford place - I was invited and I ain't turning down free ribs! Back to the church to grab things - and get left over pizza! Finally to the ice cream shop to shamelessly take advantage of the wifi and free refills (okay, there's a chocolate cup in my future...).



Anyway, here's what I sent - minus pics.

I'm going to be at the Shriner's Flea Market tomorrow. I have a new selection of items including handbags (made to order), scarves (of course!), memo boards (chalkboard/magnetic, plain/magnetic and possibly whiteboard/magnetic - made to order only on the whiteboards), magnets (naturally) and more!

The Market, in case you've never been, is every Saturday morning from 7:00 - 12:00 - plenty of time for both the early riser and the sleepy head - at the Fairgrounds on yada yada yada...


Come by and say hi!

Minus the 'yada', of course. What do y'all think?

[Teallaura]

Scarves, handbags, memo boards (magnetic chalk or plain), placards, glass bird feeders, magnets

Both ~ depends on which list.

[Ana Dragule]

What kind of products do you sell?
Are the people on your list mostly friends or mostly acquaintances?

[Teallaura]

So, I want to send an email to invite friends to come see my products Saturday. The Shriner's flea market is usually just thrift stuff. Crafters do attend but none of us sell a lot, that I can tell. I only have five dollars - the cost of an outdoor booth - so I need to make at least one sale, preferably more. I don't want to depend on the usual crowd - I've never sold a craft item there (sold some old oil once - that's it). So I need to attract customers who will be more likely to buy from me.

I can also use my water aerobics email list. Quite a few people altogether - but how should I word it?

I'm thinking I should include pics - and will.