Candybee Posted April 26, 2007 Share Posted April 26, 2007 I just got another new shop to carry some of my soaps. They are gonna try them out and see how they sell. While I was speaking to the shop owner we got to discussing that I am going to be doing the monthly craft market in town.The soaps I gave him I sell at $5 each. He wants to sell between $6 - $7. So we realized there is a conflict. He says he has had problems before with crafters underselling him so he stopped carrying their products. I want to keep him happy but am uncertain if I should raise my soap prices.Could I just raise them for that particular craft market? That doesn't sound like a good option to me. Especially since I sell at other craft shows in the area in different towns and I also have a website too.The soaps are 5 and 5.25 oz and all nicely packaged. He was very impressed and commented on how nice they were. He also specializes in selling local crafts at his gift shop.I just need some input to make a decision. Not sure why I can't just raise my price but want some feedback on this first. This must have happened to some of you. What did you do? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barncat Posted April 27, 2007 Share Posted April 27, 2007 How about offering them $6 or 2/$10, or $7 and 2/$12 and 3/$15 that way you are offering the higher price but giving them a discount of they buy more. This may end up working out better for you by selling more and actually having better profits. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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