Articles in the Wholesale Category
Do you often wonder what other people's strategy is for reeling in sales? Wonder what they say or do to get customers buying their products? Well I am always curious, so I reached out to my experts for their advice and they have some ideas for you below.
Sales was never easy for me and was never my favorite thing to do in my business. I did enjoy Trade shows, and the face to face time with buyers, but phone sales was never really up there on top of my fav …
Business, Marketing, Sales, Sales Reps, Tradeshows, Wholesale »
Getting to know your target market is probably the MOST important thing you will ever do in your business. Really dialing into this (one) person is the key to your success. Grab and pen and paper and make a quick list of the ideas I give in this short video and get cracking on your ideal avatar. Love to know what you come up with so be sure to share it with me.
Branding, Business, Buyers, Celebrities, Entreprenette, Marketing, Nuts & Bolts, Public Relations, Sales, Social Media, Video, Videos, Wholesale »
Building your own "Buyer Black Book" can be a daunting task. Making sure you are gathering stores that your target market shops in is the main key to building a solid list. Take a look at my short video for some quick tips so you can build a black book that works!
Buyers, Entreprenette, Sales, Sales Reps, Tips From The Entreprenette Handbook, Videos, Wholesale »
Dear Sarah,
How do I implement simple SEO? Where do I put all the keywords? I am not really sure what the title tags and heading tags are exactly……ugh!
Thanks in advance,
Lisa Lehmann Studio Jewel
Dear Lisa,
Again, I am reaching out to my friend Lauren about this…..I find this super fascinating and complicated but she makes it sound so easy! I especially love the tip about naming your images with keywords to help with SEO. This is what Lauren suggests doing yourself to get better SEO ranking in general.
Figuring out where to put keywords …
Ask The Entreprenette, Branding, Business, Copy Writing, Marketing, Nuts & Bolts, Public Relations, SEO, Sales, Wholesale »
Dear Sarah,
I would really appreciate some advice. I received an inquiry from the editor of a magazine to have my jewelry included in an editorial. I have a couple of questions:
1. My understanding is that this is not akin to an 'advertorial', which I would have to pay for – true?
2. Should I send all the jewelry they asked for, although they indicated it would not be returned?
I would truly appreciate your feedback as I am not sure what the standard procedure is for such magazines.
Thank you,
Lisa Studio Jewel
Dear Lisa,
Congratulations …
