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Winter 2005

Creation and Evolution of a Wholesale Product Line, Part III
Paying attention to the dynamic of market feedback will help glass artists to determine which products are worth producing. Sometimes the pieces that artists enjoy making the most are not the ones that clients are interested in purchasing, and being aware of likes and dislikes will help the artist to develop new product lines that are easier to sell.
by Milon Townsend

Also look for Glass Talk with Dale Smeltzer in an interview with Dennis Brady of Glass Campus as he explains the differences between determining costs of producing items and the art of learning how to price merchandise.

You can find the rest of these articles in the Winter 2005 issue of Profitable Glass Quarterly.  

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2005
Fall - Creation and Evolution of a Wholesale Product Line, Part II
Summer -
Creation and Evolution of a Wholesale Product Line
Spring -
Playing the FieldHow to Work a Trade Show

2004
Winter - To Have and to Hold – How to win Loyal Customers

Summer - How to Sponsor a Profitable Glass Art Seminar or Workshop

2003
Winter - Worthy Causes, Wise Choices

Fall - Industry Talk
Summer - Brand New Image
Spring - Developing Your Verbal Logo

2002
Winter - Relationship Selling: The Tie that Binds

Fall - When Service Goes Wrong . . . Bounce Back
Summer - In the Public Eye: How to Work with the Media
Spring - Promote and Prosper


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