Antique booth price tags

Pricing is one of the most crucial aspects of running an antique booth! It can be the most difficult as well. I asked for advice from my Facebook community and they have shared a ton of wisdom when it comes to pricing. I gathered them all into the 5 rules of pricing, along with some notes that group members included.

These tips from veteran antique booth sellers are just the help you need to grow your antique booth business! Learn from successful booth vendors.

How to Set Up Antique Mall Booths, including displays, tagging, tools and my best tips, sources and recommendations.

I created these tags when I was looking for a way to send my contact information home with my customers. I came up with this design, much like a business card, yet similar to a sale tag. Displayed …

Are you looking for new, creative ways to draw customers into your booth? Here are 5 ingenious ideas that you’ve never tried before!

The Problem: You get the printout showing what sold for the month. Your tags were great - they had all the information you needed to keep your inventory accurate - item description, inventory number, price, and vendor number. Your writing was legible, but when you look at your printout, you can't figure out what sold. Whoever rang it up didn't bother with your inventory numbers. They didn't describe anything the way you did. They wrote plate or vase or table or necklace or sometimes no…

Whether you are a new antique booth vendor just getting started or a veteran looking to improve your branding, I'm sharing all my tips for how to tag your antique booth inventory. I share the pros and cons of what types of tags to use as well as major no-no's that will hurt your sales

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I'm so excited to be sharing a free printable with you today! We've been talking a lot about craft shows over the past few weeks and I knew I wanted to be able to give you all more than just some advice about what to do. I created these simple price & care tags this year when I had my first

Be careful what you call an item on your price tag. Your fancy item name may actually cause a customer to rethink a possible purchase. Let me explain. In the example above, the tag specifies that the desk is for ladies. Booth vendors are generally creative people. We love re-purposing things. We could care less what an item is called. We'll buy an item and use it any way we choose. Not all of our customers are like that. Many are far more timid when it comes to decorating. Some are afraid to…