Vendor Event Tips and Etiquette | Part 2

If you are leaving vendor events without a new network of business besties we need to talk. As busy entrepreneurs building our brands, we already know how exhausting event day prep can be. But once you set up your table you have to remember that you are there to build relationships just as much as you are there to sell. Finding ways to stand out at a busy pop up starts entirely with your energy. First things first you have to be a good vendor neighbor. Introduce yourself to the people next to you and offer a helping hand if they need it. Absolutely do not engage in gossip or bring negative energy to the space. Customers and fellow business owners can feel that energy a mile away. When you keep it positive you naturally attract more people to your booth. And the most important step happens when you get home. Follow up with the customers who signed up for your emails or bought a product. That consistency is how you turn a one time buyer into a loyal customer! Take a deep breath and start planning your follow up strategy for your next event! How do you usually follow up with your customers after a busy market? Tell me in the comments! 👇🏾 Follow Meritt Allure on socials: @merittxallure 🤎 Shop our body care essentials for your own daily regimen: www.merittallure.com 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more business insights and behind the scenes of growing a skincare brand!    • Holistic Skincare & Wellness   #vendorevent #smallbusinesstips #skincareenthusiast #womeninbusiness #brandawareness #skincarecommunity #charlottenc