Not me sipping water when you mentioned staying hydrated 😆 This was super helpful! I always have the best experiences (as a customer) when sellers just go with the natural flow of the conversation rather than forcing anything. Also, greeting people is a HUGE yes. Since there's so many vendors, if people don't make some sort of contact with me, I'm likely to just skip over and look elsewhere. A simple hello can really get people to stay a little longer. Lol, for the shirt part, I've been guilty of wearing my husband's shirts and some times people will talk about the show with me and I'll have nooooo idea what they're talking about. xD So like you said, it's always best to just let people look at what they're naturally drawn towards.
Staying hydrated is important! And yes I am in the same boat! Too many times have I been interested in a table and the artist just never acknowledges my existence.... Why would I want to give my coin??
You are very welcome!!! I have a few more of your questions answered in future videos coming. Hope this helps once you are back on the conventions scene!
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Not me sipping water when you mentioned staying hydrated 😆 This was super helpful! I always have the best experiences (as a customer) when sellers just go with the natural flow of the conversation rather than forcing anything. Also, greeting people is a HUGE yes. Since there's so many vendors, if people don't make some sort of contact with me, I'm likely to just skip over and look elsewhere. A simple hello can really get people to stay a little longer.
Lol, for the shirt part, I've been guilty of wearing my husband's shirts and some times people will talk about the show with me and I'll have nooooo idea what they're talking about. xD So like you said, it's always best to just let people look at what they're naturally drawn towards.
Staying hydrated is important!
And yes I am in the same boat! Too many times have I been interested in a table and the artist just never acknowledges my existence.... Why would I want to give my coin??
Thank you for answering a few of my questions and even more i didn't thought about.
You are very welcome!!! I have a few more of your questions answered in future videos coming. Hope this helps once you are back on the conventions scene!
@vulpipunk starting in February and I also making new products. Like bookmarks, photo holders and pins.
Ohhh sounds exciting. Looking forward to what you make