How Bespoke Printing Your Gazebo Pop Up Tent Increases Sales At The Market

MONAGHAN, Ireland - July 10, 2018 - PRLog -- Pop Up Marquee Tent Commercial Printing to Advertise Your Business
Pop Up Marquee Tips For Selling Effectively
Buy branded heavy duty pop up tents in 3 sizes: 3m x 3m, 3m x 4.5 m and 3m x 6m. Personalise your market stall marquee with your corporate colours and add full colour images such as your logo and product photos.

Attract Customers With Eyecatching Marquee Designs
When you are at a trade fair, food fair or any kind of outside exhibition event, it's imperative you attract customers from far away with a unique design that screams for attention and curiosity. Make sure you have a bold sales call to action clearly displayed as part of your pop up tent design.

Heavy Duty Marquees With Sides
Poptents EU print custom designs on the roof and/or sides of the gazebos, ensuring your brand message is clear on the pop up tent with your company logo and images. The benefits of having personalised corporate printing with us is that you can choose any colour or request our unique colour matching service and we also offer 100% coverage printing on the sides and roof all the way round.

Using Your Market Stall Marquee For The First Time
It can be an exciting and terrifying experience setting up your marquee market stall for the first time. You'll be starting early and may not know anyone else so a little preparation is needed before you charge ahead. Have a look at the other stalls and see which bespoke designs catch your eye the best. If possible, make sure there is no one selling anything too similar to your food or wares at the market you are choosing to start at.

It is a good idea to practice setting up your stall at home first to see how long it will take you to get everything out and ready. All Poptents heavy duty pop up marquees come pre assembled and are simple to erect - take a look at our video below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxmSxApceHE



Sell With Confidence
The following tips will make you feel more confident about your first market experience and will ensure you are prepared to sell your crafts.

1. Selling items and space - Display your items clearly. Use different levels to maximise your space. Use the walls if you have a larger tent area. Layout your tables in different formations to see what encourages people to browse longer.

2. Use Props - Think of unusual ways to display your crafts, an old suitcase or basket or a piece of driftwood to hang items off. Create a setting for your crafts don't just have them lying flat. Use either a crisp white sheet to cover your table or some other material of your choice. Of course a small mirror is essential if you are selling jewellery and a full length one for clothing.

3. The price is right - People don't want to keep asking you how much something is. Price all items clearly but discreetly either on the product or on a price list displayed in a cute frame. Make sure you have a wide variety of priced crafts. Have a few things that only cost a few pounds/euros mixed in with more costly items so everyone can afford to buy a little something. Combine items together for a lower price - everyone loves a bargain or wrap up multiple items in a pretty box for a more expensive purchases.

4. Take credit cards- Although a lot of markets don't accept credit cards, jump ahead of the game by saying you do! PayPal now has a virtual terminal and there are now iPhone Apps like Apple Pay.

5. Have enough stock - Once you've worked out what food or crafts to sell make sure you bring enough of them. I'm sure It would feel great to sell out of an item but it probably means you could have sold a few more if you'd had them.

6. Bring your tools- In case someone needs a necklace made shorter or something breaks. Plus you can make some things while you wait for your customers. Also remember to bring some snacks and water as it will be a long day.

7. Give Away something For Free - Everyone loves the word 'free'. Draw customers to your table by offering something for free such as a sticker or bitesize food samples.

8. Offer a wrapping service -You could do this for free or charge a nominal fee, we would suggest you only do this if you really trust your wrapping skills.

9. Take notes - Have a book handy to jot down any comments from customers or problems you had. It's important to write down what you've sold for your records and to see what was popular so you'll know what crafts to bring to sell for next time.

10. Have a positive attitude - Don't just sit there, talk to people but don't be too overbearing! Even if the weathers bad or your feeling tired, repeat to yourself 'I will sell my crafts and the people will buy'.

Make friends with other sellers too, you're going to be next to these people for a while, don't see these people as your competition, hopefully you've all got something unique to bring. Plus you never know when nature calls and you need someone to watch over your stall...

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