🏬Approach retail stores with a personal connection rather than cold selling.
📧Craft a short and concise email to introduce your product to store owners.
🖼️Attach low-resolution photos of your best work to showcase your product.
⏰Be patient and follow up with store owners if they don't reply to your initial email.
💼Ensure your pricing is correct before selling products at wholesale prices.
How should I approach retail stores to sell my handmade goods?
—Make a personal connection and craft a short email introducing yourself and your product.
What should I include in my email to store owners?
—Include information about their shop, why you think your product would be a good fit, and a direct link to your website.
Should I attach photos of my products to the email?
—Yes, attach a few low-resolution photos of your best work to give store owners a visual representation of your product.
What if store owners don't reply to my initial email?
—Be patient and wait a couple of weeks before sending a friendly reminder email. If there's still no response, consider reaching out again after a few months.
How should I price my handmade products for wholesale?
—Ensure your pricing is correct and allows you to make a profit at wholesale prices. Avoid underpricing your products.
01:09Approach retail stores with a personal connection rather than cold selling.
02:29Craft a short and concise email to introduce your product to store owners.
03:18Attach low-resolution photos of your best work to showcase your product.
04:57Be patient and follow up with store owners if they don't reply to your initial email.
06:28Ensure your pricing is correct before selling products at wholesale prices.
