Shoppers walk past a table when they can't see a price. If someone has to stop and ask what everything costs, a lot of them just won't. Clear, printed tags on every item fix that, and making them doesn't have to eat your whole evening before a show. This short video shows the Price Tag Maker at pricetaggr.cc, which is free and needs no sign-up.
How It Works
- Type the details. Enter the product name, the price and a short description.
- Pick a tag style and size. Choose the look that suits your booth.
- Add it to the print queue. Do this for each tag you need.
- Print the whole sheet at once. No printing one tag at a time.
Why the Description Line Helps
A short description on the tag answers the basic questions before a shopper has to ask them: what it's made of, what it smells like, how big it is. That leaves you free for the conversations that actually lead to sales, like custom orders and how you make things.
Make the Whole Booth Match
When every tag uses the same style, the table looks put together instead of thrown together at the last minute. Building all of them in one session and printing them on one sheet is the easiest way to get there. When prices change for the next show, you only need to redo the tags that changed.
I wrote more about why printed tags matter in my earlier post on making professional price tags with PriceTagGr.
Part of VendorTools
This is one of the VendorTools tools, a set of free calculators and checklists for craft fair and market vendors. You can see the rest in my VendorTools hub post. If you want to track every show, your sales and your costs in one place, that is what FairKeep is for, and my FairKeep overview covers what it does.
More short how-tos on the VARØ Industries YouTube channel.
More short how-tos on the VARØ Industries YouTube channel.