Signs vs Tags for Displaying Prices at Markets | Which method is better? 

I was just doing signs and it wasn’t working out that well. I did start using tags and noticed a huge difference! It really does help to do both.

Me watching this video while I individually tag my products for a market this weekend 🤩🤣. Awesome video.

Omg I love how your tags let you check off which care instructions to use!!! I was wondering what I should do since it's different for certain items!

So tagging is good for sized items(hats, scarfs, blankets, socks, bags) Signs are good for one sized fits all (Scrunchies...)

I would LOVE to learn more about how you use SKUs and manage inventory!

I’m doing my first craft fair in a month and I was just gonna use a sign with all my prices on there but now I’m gonna do both! Thank you for the information🤍

I ended up doing both. Tagging even the $5 items, as I do consignment as well and they require tags on everything . Very tedious but I’ve been told by the store that people use my tag as a gift tag when gifting the item so it works out in the end 😁

I use sign and tags! I attach my business card to a blank white tag with the item name and price so they can tear off the white tag and leave the business one if they gift it:)

Yay thank you! Looking forward to next weeks video about making them! Cause I can’t find exactly what I want.

I have a BIG 5 day event in two weeks and I am using both methods.

I am going to use both tags and signs

I can’t wait to tryout my new tags I made using your template 🙌🏻 I plan to use both signs & tags. Signs to draw them in “BEST SELLERS” & tags to make the sale! Yes I got the best sellers idea from you too 😊

I’ve never tagged individually. Will give that a try at my next Market in about a week. Thank you! 😃

Kicking myself because I literally individually tagged everything but didn't add the prices for my first market hahahahaha so helpful, thanks Camryn!! Definitely I want to add the tag prices next time! And I want to learn about SKUs!

I like the idea of tags, even though it takes more time and $$. For me, if something isn't clear (ie. A sign not nearby or perhaps it got knocked over, etc.), I'm okay with asking if the vendor is accessible. If they're with other customers, it makes it awkward to wait as I don't like to interrupt. If they've got their head down and are busy doing something, it also is very awkward because I don't want to disrupt whatever they're doing. So tags are my preference. Great video and tutorial!

New to the channel and love the tips! Thank you!

Thank you for your videos. I’m just getting started. These are very helpful. I want to use tags and will be watching that video.

I'm going to use tags

I love your content & positivity! 😊 My customers have shared that they especially like the tags if they are gifting their purchase-seems more high-end. I’m trying now to figure out a way to use the cute tags I design and make myself but also make it so they can remove the price before gifting. Maybe not super sticky stickers on the back? Would love ideas! Oh, and I also created To/From tags to make gifting even easier, and included all my socials, just like you advise, so it’s double the exposure. Thanks again!

Thanks so much. Doing a craft show for the first time inn25 years so catching up. Agree-I’ll tag the more expensive or unique items

I'll do both

I’ll be tagging my items.. thank you so much for your videos..😎

I love these Idea's, i'm going to implement them when i start doing markets here in Australia, my question is, the sweater you have on is that knitted and where can I find one??

If you’re in the uk, by law you have to tag certain items (they are very strict with selling toys) so it’s worth tagging everything.

I'm in washington too!!! 🥰🥰

What about "everything on this table is $X" pricing?

Would using color coded stickers paired with a front & center sign showing what each color (in my case, there's just three!) means in prices work as a way to go about both tagging and signs?