Retail For Handmade Creators (Round-Table)

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Recorded21 Oct 2015

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This episode of Bringing Business To Retail is a little bit different. Today, you'll hear a live, round-table discuss with passionate handmade creators, led by Julia Bickerstaff from The Business Bakery. The lunch was part of Avery's Big Ideas For Small Business campaign, and we talked about a range of issues that handmade retailers encounter, from packaging, to websites, to wholesaling (and much more).

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