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This thread centers around the organization of a Holiday Bazaar in Portland, Oregon, with participants expressing interest in joining and discussing logistics related to the event.
Views differ regarding the necessity of meeting before participation confirmation, with some participants expressing frustration over this requirement while others understand the organizer's perspective.
The discussion reflects a mix of personal experiences and logistical concerns related to participating in a community event, highlighting the varying levels of comfort with travel and collaboration among participants.
Consultants interested in participating in community events or bazaars, particularly those in or near the Portland area, may find this discussion relevant.
I Live in Astoria... which is about two hours away........ how much would it cost?? Email me for details please!!cookingwithlove said:I am organizing a large Holiday Bazaar on Thanksgiving weekend and I am looking for people to fill some slots. Please let me if you are interested.
lockhartkitchen said:Wendy,
Some of us do provide services for clients outside of our immediate "comfort zone". I have shows 2 hours away at the beach every summer for several clients. Next Saturday I am driving to Beaverton and the following weekend to Oregon City. As I spread myself out, I'm generating leads as well as meeting and promoting potential recruits that can build their own PC business.
The cost for the Portland Expo Christmas Bazaar is a drop in the bucket for me, but the request to meet you in person before a confirmation of participation is insulting! We are all professionals here. If you want "no leads to be lost" maybe you should fill all the slots personally.
lockhartkitchen said:Wendy,
Some of us do provide services for clients outside of our immediate "comfort zone". I have shows 2 hours away at the beach every summer for several clients. Next Saturday I am driving to Beaverton and the following weekend to Oregon City. As I spread myself out, I'm generating leads as well as meeting and promoting potential recruits that can build their own PC business.
The cost for the Portland Expo Christmas Bazaar is a drop in the bucket for me, but the request to meet you in person before a confirmation of participation is insulting! We are all professionals here. If you want "no leads to be lost" maybe you should fill all the slots personally.
The Holiday Bazaar is an annual event that showcases local vendors, artisans, and direct sales representatives, providing a unique shopping experience for the community during the holiday season. It offers a great opportunity for participants to showcase their products and connect with potential customers.
To join the Holiday Bazaar, you typically need to fill out an application form provided by the event organizers. This may include details about your business, the products you plan to sell, and any fees associated with participation. Make sure to submit your application before the deadline to secure your spot.
The costs can vary depending on the size of your booth and the specific requirements of the event. Generally, there may be a registration fee, and you might need to consider additional costs for permits, supplies, or promotional materials. It's best to check with the event organizers for detailed pricing information.
Vendors at the Holiday Bazaar can typically sell a wide range of products, including handmade crafts, holiday decorations, gourmet foods, and direct sales items like those from Pampered Chef. Ensure that your products align with the event's guidelines and theme to attract more customers.
Yes, there is usually a limit to the number of vendors to ensure a diverse selection of products and a pleasant shopping experience for attendees. Early registration is recommended to secure your spot, as popular events may fill up quickly.