Arts and craft fairs can sometimes seem like a high school cafeteria. Here and there are a few lonely booths with no visitors in sight. Then, there are popular booths with crowds of people jostling for a chance to peer at the wares. Obviously, you’ll want your booth to be the cool kid in the room and earn a nice profit from the extra attention.
Successful craft booths require plenty of advance planning. While you may be an expert at creating your products, running an excellent craft booth involves a much different set of skills. Avoid these common craft booth mistakes at your next arts and crafts fair.
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