by Rena Klingenberg on December 5, 2009
In this week’s issue of my Jewelry Business Success News ezine, I shared one of the great experiences I’ve had with doing jewelry shows at an assisted living center for elderly people.
I highly recommend giving this type of show a try.
In addition to having a good selling venue, you’re also providing a wonderful service for residents [...]
by Rena Klingenberg on November 12, 2009
Two experienced jewelry artists, Cheryl Feyen and Jeanette Ivins, sent in some excellent insights on doing outdoor shows.
Their helpful tips are in response to the question-and-answer article I published in my newsletter last week, where a jewelry artist asked,
“There is a big show coming up, and they guarantee at least 5 thousand visitors – but [...]
by Rena Klingenberg on October 15, 2009
Jewelry marketing guru Dr. David Weiman is offering a free copy of his 10-page “Profitable Jewelry Selling Home Parties” report to jewelry artists who take a moment to participate in his survey.
David’s survey takes about 5 minutes to complete, and it asks questions on how you market your handmade jewelry:
Take David Weiman’s Survey
As a thank-you [...]
by Rena Klingenberg on November 6, 2008
How I went from two hours to set up my jewelry booth to 30 minutes to set it up. Includes all the elements I use in my display.
by Rena Klingenberg on October 8, 2008
Prepare to rock when you exhibit your work at art festivals, with more tips from cloisonne enamel jeweler Janie Ellington.
by Rena Klingenberg on September 30, 2008
Nine things to keep in mind about participating in art shows and festivals, shared by cloisonne enamel artist Janie Ellington.
by Rena Klingenberg on June 8, 2008
Discover Shannon Orr’s budget-stretching methods of throwing a classy open house for showcasing her jewelry.