The biggest pain point with my current booth is being able to display everything in a way that looks simple and not too cluttered.

My biggest pain point is trying to make my display look cohesive. I believe first impression is what is going to bring customers into your booth

My biggest pain points are moving heavy tables and try to show my products to kids so they can be easy to reach but also well displayed :)

My biggest struggle is wind and displaying earring cards in a way that the wind doesn’t fling them all over my booth!

@nallelykoehler6795

9 ай бұрын

Yes! Wind too! Forgot to mention that! It’s really important ❤

My biggest pain point is when I have a smaller booth size than my normal 10x10 and I have to set everything up inside my house to try to envision how it will fit. Also trying not to get my stands wet when it's in grass or raining, haha.

My biggest pain points are adjusting to different sizes. The 10x10 is the standard for summer outdoor markets, but moving into the holiday market season, I have so many different layout dimensions- why can’t they just all be 10x10 😂

I love these little miniature set ups! My biggest pain point is before a show I have to set up my booth at home to make sure it’s what I envision for the market. If it’s a market/craft show I’ve done before I still do it and almost ever time I find different things to tweak. I take customers into consideration and roll play how it looks walking into my booth & seeing my Jewelry for the first time haha…It sucks laying everything out and packing it up again but it gives me peace of mind. Our biggest pain can also be our biggest lesson. :) ❤

My biggest pain point about my booth is seriously how to present my handmade macrame handbags. I’ve tried so many different smaller displays are they just aren’t working. Really need a better way to show them off and make sure they are looking as high end as they are.

My biggest pain point at the moment is how to display my crochet flowers due to different sizes.

My biggest pain point is finding a way to enticingly situate my products on 2 tables when only one side of my 10x10 space is accessible to shoppers.

Bag display and pricing are both major pain points!