You’ve thought about opening a booth more than once.
Walking through vendor malls and markets. Seeing what people are selling. Thinking, “I could do this.”
This shows you exactly how to start a booth knowing what to expect, how it really works and how to avoid the mistakes that cost people money early on.
What you’ll learn:
-How booth actually make money
-What to look for before choosing a location
-Mistakes that cost beginners money
-How to set up a booth that sells
If you’re serious about starting a booth, this will save you time, money, and frustration.
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I wish I had this book from the very beginning of running a booth. Even 2 years later, there is wonderful information that I can certainly use. I really got lucky and opened a booth in a place I loved to shop. The checklist would have helped. Now, with Julie’s advice, on to increased sales!
Wendy M
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As someone who prefers the stocking aspect of a booth and struggles with organizational and administrative aspects of a business, Julie’s book is a Godsend! It helped me understand how to organize my ideas and taught me nuances to choose and maximize space. The checklist was great since it is a visual guide for accountability. Must have if you are remotely considering entering the market or leveling up your booth.
BT Art
Meet the Author: Julie Neal Wilson
Julie Neal Wilson spent over a decade running booths across Wyoming, Montana, Indiana, and Texas, learning how different markets work, what buyers actually respond to, and how to build something sustainable in the resale and painted furniture space.
Through her brand Purple Monkey Manor, she grew a Shopify storefront, an active Pinterest presence, and an email list of hundreds of engaged small business owners, most of whom found her because she answered their questions honestly and without pretense.
How to Start a Booth is the practical guide she built from all of it: real experience, real markets, real decisions.