Pricing is often a crocheter's biggest problem. We feel guilty for charging what we're worth but frustrated that we don't charge more because we feel like everyone's chasing a bargain. At a craft fair this gets worse because we come face to face with our customers. So how do you stop the guilt of charging a fair price from making you drop your prices at the first challenge? This podcast talks through how to stand your ground and some tips on what to say or do when a customer tries to haggle. For more craft fair tips download my pdf of 39 Craft Fair selling tips hereThank you for listening to the Crochet Business School podcast.If you are loving the show, I would appreciate it if you would leave us a review here, and don't forget to subscribe to my free Substack hereDon't forget to grab your free list of 12 ways you can profit from your crochet hereWant to work with me? Check out my Kelly On Call service hereYou can also subscribe to my newsletter hereIf you are looking for e-books and courses to boost your crochet profits, you can find all of mine in my shop here

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