How to Have a Jewelry or Crafting Party to Sell Your Work
Familiarize yourself with the home party concept, particularly if you've never been to parties like this before., Decide what type of party to have., Go through your inventory and decide what to bring and what needs to be made for the party., Choose...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Familiarize yourself with the home party concept
Attend some direct sales parties to get an idea of what they are like and learn how to have a jewelry or crafting party to sell your work. -
Step 2: particularly if you've never been to parties like this before.
Parties can be formal demonstrations, similar to direct sale companies like Tupperware, more informal gatherings, or teaching parties.
At a demonstration type of party, the guests will gather around while you show them various items and talk about each one.
A more informal open house party, your craft items or handmade jewelry items are simply displayed around the room and available for sale.
Another option is a teaching party, where you show participants how to make items and go through the process.
Many scrap booking and stamp direct sales representatives host parties like this.
Use low cost materials and simple items that are easy to make and are related to the products you plan to sell for this kind of party. , Choose smaller items that are easy to transport and display.
Be sure to have photos, brochures and order forms for items that are too large to bring to the party, and try to include smaller items that show the larger items' colors, finish and style.
Consider inviting other craftspeople to sell their items at the party too. , It's best to pick people who like to have parties, are comfortable with hosting parties and well organized. , Go over details and explain what will happen at the party.
Go over general ideas like the party theme and decorations, if applicable. , Let them know how items can be paid for and whether you accept credit cards.
Make sure the invitation has an attractive logo and graphics, and make an email version of the invitation that is just as attractive.
Online invitation sites like Evite.com can make sending the invitation and tracking responses easier.
Be sure to include your company website on all invitations for those who can't attend the party but are still interested in ordering products. , Make sure you go over what is expected of the host, including what type of refreshments and seating is necessary.
Be sure to reward the host with a gift. ,, Before your first party, practice by laying the items out in your own home or workspace to make sure you are prepared. , Include incentives like free products or discounts for party hosts. -
Step 3: Decide what type of party to have.
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Step 4: Go through your inventory and decide what to bring and what needs to be made for the party.
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Step 5: Choose a host for your party or plan to hold the party yourself.
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Step 6: Coordinate with the host to choose a date
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Step 7: time and location for the party.
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Step 8: Design and print a creative invitation that gives participants everything they need to know about the party.
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Step 9: Help the host and make things as easy for her as you can.
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Step 10: Make labels for the products that include pricing and detailed information
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Step 11: such as materials used.
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Step 12: Purchase any items that are needed to display your crafts or handmade jewelry.
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Step 13: Offer information for guests who might be interested in hosting a party in the future.
Detailed Guide
Attend some direct sales parties to get an idea of what they are like and learn how to have a jewelry or crafting party to sell your work.
Parties can be formal demonstrations, similar to direct sale companies like Tupperware, more informal gatherings, or teaching parties.
At a demonstration type of party, the guests will gather around while you show them various items and talk about each one.
A more informal open house party, your craft items or handmade jewelry items are simply displayed around the room and available for sale.
Another option is a teaching party, where you show participants how to make items and go through the process.
Many scrap booking and stamp direct sales representatives host parties like this.
Use low cost materials and simple items that are easy to make and are related to the products you plan to sell for this kind of party. , Choose smaller items that are easy to transport and display.
Be sure to have photos, brochures and order forms for items that are too large to bring to the party, and try to include smaller items that show the larger items' colors, finish and style.
Consider inviting other craftspeople to sell their items at the party too. , It's best to pick people who like to have parties, are comfortable with hosting parties and well organized. , Go over details and explain what will happen at the party.
Go over general ideas like the party theme and decorations, if applicable. , Let them know how items can be paid for and whether you accept credit cards.
Make sure the invitation has an attractive logo and graphics, and make an email version of the invitation that is just as attractive.
Online invitation sites like Evite.com can make sending the invitation and tracking responses easier.
Be sure to include your company website on all invitations for those who can't attend the party but are still interested in ordering products. , Make sure you go over what is expected of the host, including what type of refreshments and seating is necessary.
Be sure to reward the host with a gift. ,, Before your first party, practice by laying the items out in your own home or workspace to make sure you are prepared. , Include incentives like free products or discounts for party hosts.
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