Hints and tips for selling at craft fairs and comic con

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Hello everyone, it has been a while. I should have put this blurb actually into the video but at 19 minutes long already I felt I’d droned on enough. All of my commentary in this video is based on personal experience and I am just sharing the experiences and stories I’ve gathered while selling at comic cons. I still have a lot to learn and improve upon (in particular my display isn’t the prettiest I should practice what I preach)but regardless, I hope you enjoy this video and I will be posting more in the future.
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[@garybradley912]

Thanks for the advice! I'll be selling for the very first time at a comic convention next month.

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Good luck! Comic cons are so much fun!

[@garybradley912]

@@pinkbirdembroidery8281 Thank you!

[@jessicatrottier7226]

Great advice!

[@netty3767]

Good seeing you again! Awesome video, thanks so much for sharing 💜

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Thank you 💕💕

[@TheColorofSpace]

Thank you for this video!!! 😉

[@Spindrift-id1ez]

700 pounds?! , That's almost $900 dollars!! , Damn And ta not break even, That had ta suck :(

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Luckily, ive never made a loss but it is an expensive risk

[@Spindrift-id1ez]

@@pinkbirdembroidery8281Granted I never imagined what a booth at a Comicon would cost, But still. I would of thought that it would be something more along the lines of say 30% of what ya make goes towards the cost of the booth space :/