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>What do you make?
>Where do you sell? Cons, local markets?
>What's the item that sells best/worst?
>Any advice for old and new artists and crafters?
>Somebody tried to scam you? Rob you? Harrassed you? Any horror stories?
>What's something you cannot stand in a con/market? Cringy cosplayers? Rude people? Other vendors being insufferable? Stinky neighbours?
>What's your no-buy list? (ex. you don't buy from people supporting gender ideology, you don't buy from weird, kinky people etc)
>What makes you buy merch or support an artist?
>Share tips! Where do you keep your merch? How do you protect your booth?
>Best social media to share art? Tips? (Please avoid basic stuff like drawing fotm or using tags, we know, we need serious advice)
>For the same reason, drop any resource that you want to share: con guidelines, con prices, booth prices, why you were approved/rejected, which cons are better and which are worse (for staff, people, position etc)
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>>2605868>I have tiny stickers because I didn’t know what I was doing at my first conTry selling them as a pack maybe? It's inconvenient to buy 10 tiny stickers one by one, but getting a pack of 10 is easy for the buyer. Not to mention counting inventory is easier for you as the seller!
Option 2 is to have a grab it yourself deal of like "10 for X dollars" and not even sell them one by one. But this honestly works better if you don't have too big of a stock. It sounds like it would be more fun to pick from 100 different small stickers but in reality for most people it overwhelms their brains so they kinda avoid it. It's much easier to pick from like 10-20 designs.