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Marketing your small business at a craft fair is VERY different from marketing your business in retail (in a boutique or store).



In this episode of the S.O.B. Marketing podcast, we talk with special guest Gretchen (Crafted From Faith) about the differences (and similarities) between retail marketing and marketing at craft fairs and vendor markets. Understanding what works best for each situation will help you reach your target audience - no matter the scenario.



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Chapters:



00:00 Thank You For Listening & Please Leave us a 5 Star Review



01:38 Meet Gretchen: A Small Business Owner’s Journey



07:39 Networking: The Key to Success in Craft Fairs



12:57 The Key Difference Between Retail Marketing and Marketing at Craft Fairs



18:02 The Role of Authenticity in Customer Engagement



23:51 Pre and Post Communication: Engaging Customers Effectively



32:42 Establishing Retail Relationships



41:28 Marketing Strategies: In-Store vs. Events



54:33 Consistency & Data-Driven Marketing Decisions ____________________



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