Amanda and Nicole talk Craft Shows: Selling Work at In-Person Events
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Beyond the Studio - A Podcast for Artists
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Hear more from Amanda and Nicole as they dive into selling work at craft shows, maker fairs, and pop-ups through Amanda's 10 years of experience at over 100 events, her evolving criteria, red flags, how they fit into her overall business model, the ultimate craft show checklist, and maximizing the experience for sales and new audience members.
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