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Tips For Your Home Jewelry Business Success Jewelry Marketing 101 Get your jewelry business off the ground with a marketing mix By now, you have probably taken a few beginner steps to launch your new business. There is so much to do; finding materials, improving your crafting skills, developing your artistry, setting up your workshop – even teaching your family that you have a business and you are actually “working”. What good will all this effort do for you, if no one knows you have a product to sell, and that the product you offer is just the right product for them? Your journey must include some marketing. I think of the marketing process as a courtship. You introduce yourself, you make sure that you “run into” your prospect consistently, finally, you go for coffee, you follow that up with a card or note, and before you know it, you have a date. Or in your case, a sale! Marketing and sales are not the same thing. Marketing can be defined as the environment you create that helps sales to evolve. So where do you start? Since marketing is an extensive discipline, we certainly cannot exhaust the topic in a lesson, but we can introduce you to some ideas. Where to start? Do you remember the chapter that discussed your USP or what makes your business unique amongst your competition? That helps you define what you want to do or be. Now, we look for the reason your customers want you to go into business. It‟s called market research. In this phase, you want to talk to as many people as you can and find out what they like or dislike in artisan jewelry. You can do that by using: Personal interviews Focus groups Surveys you pass out to people Surveys you conduct Online surveys (check out: www.surveymethods.com) Talk to suppliers Read magazines. Look for the people who are advertising regularly. They are making money, or they could not afford the ads. What do they offer? Visit their websites. A successful business model provides solutions, solves problems and meets the needs of their customers. 2008 www.beading-software.com Page 30 of 62 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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