How to get rid of non-selling designs
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How to get rid of non-selling designs
I have about 20 designs that I want to get rid of on my board that just dont' sell. I have a "sale" on at the moment where they are reduced greater than the others and I am offering only one colour choice so they are quick.
Any other suggestions about how to get rid of them quickly (perhaps they need even more reduction). Normal price $8 unlimited colours, sale $5 one colour.
I thought maybe 2 for $8 or $5 each??
Any other suggestions about how to get rid of them quickly (perhaps they need even more reduction). Normal price $8 unlimited colours, sale $5 one colour.
I thought maybe 2 for $8 or $5 each??
Re: How to get rid of non-selling designs
Maybe they sell well for others here and you could swap? Or just sell them in the swap shop...
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Use them for freebies---walking advertisements to start your PPF stuff!
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I am confused--
are you talking about paints? You can list them in the sell/swap---or give them to me
If you are talking about s design, like one on your board--don't you just take the picture down and use hte paint colors for another desig?
I am a newbie--can't you tell
are you talking about paints? You can list them in the sell/swap---or give them to me
If you are talking about s design, like one on your board--don't you just take the picture down and use hte paint colors for another desig?
I am a newbie--can't you tell
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Re: How to get rid of non-selling designs
I have a print out banner, so I tried to print a picture of the same size of a new design and stick it to the banner with tape, I will never have a print out banner anymore, I prefer the pockets where you can change pictures easily.
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I dont' have banners, I use old real estate boards and photocopies with velcro.
Amy lady we are talking about glitter tattoos.
Freebies is a good idea
Amy lady we are talking about glitter tattoos.
Freebies is a good idea
Re: How to get rid of non-selling designs
If you really want to just get rid of them, reduce it to just $2-$3. Enough to cover the cost of glitter/glue/stencil. It's better than throwing them away.
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I also have a "discount" for my designs that don't sell. I find that even with the discount, parents can rarely talk their kids or each other into them! I would have never thought those designs would have been so unpopular.
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Use them at birthday parties, don't bring the others, just the low selling ones.
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I have a "mini-combo-party" where I do 30 minutes of face painting and 30 minutes of "select glitter designs".
Loosely translated that's a euphemism for "I bring what didn't sell at my last two big events".
Loosely translated that's a euphemism for "I bring what didn't sell at my last two big events".
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I offer them free as well. We all love something free and usually leads to something else.
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I've been thinking about this today while mowing my lawns, and i've come to the conclusion that if I were to get something on my body that would stay there on display for a whole week, I'd want what I wanted and nothing else, too. You wouldn't talk me into "something else because it's cheaper".
I guess if they don't even go when they're free? Bite the bullet and write them off into the garbage and get them out of your sight. Not a great solution financially, but out of sight out of mind.
I guess if they don't even go when they're free? Bite the bullet and write them off into the garbage and get them out of your sight. Not a great solution financially, but out of sight out of mind.
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Just curious, what designs are they? I have noticed that regionally they may be in demand somewhere else? (If you need Green Lantern, I have 'em---but can't keep batman in stock, etc.)
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I'm also very curious about which glitter tattoos aren't selling.
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Re: How to get rid of non-selling designs
My Twilights don't sell. I have some other designs that sit on the display board forever, and then one day, boom. Someone asks for it!
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Re: How to get rid of non-selling designs
Lauri Strandell wrote:I'm also very curious about which glitter tattoos aren't selling.
http://www.facepaintforum.com/t11777-top-10-bottom-10-designs
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Gilded Cat, this is so interesting! I looked at your link, and almost all of it is the same for me (for the designs I have that you also have - I took one look at the Sponge Bob stencil online and knew I could NEVER deal with it in a crowded situation! ).
However, the Dora stencil is such a hit here (New York area), that I do some every festival. Not the MOST popular, but I DO have to contend with those bits, because it gets picked at every event.
I also have had no luck with the footprints, except for one funny incident: at a festival this summer, a dad returned to my booth after I'd painted his son, and asked to have a footprint tattooed on each of his (the dad's) hands. It turns out his last name is Foote. I ran into him again at another festival and will always know him by name ...
However, the Dora stencil is such a hit here (New York area), that I do some every festival. Not the MOST popular, but I DO have to contend with those bits, because it gets picked at every event.
I also have had no luck with the footprints, except for one funny incident: at a festival this summer, a dad returned to my booth after I'd painted his son, and asked to have a footprint tattooed on each of his (the dad's) hands. It turns out his last name is Foote. I ran into him again at another festival and will always know him by name ...
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