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Spring 2006

Creation and Evolution of a Wholesale Product Line, Part IV
There is an art to setting prices for you work, and lots of areas need to be considered. Understanding the value that the public perceives certain objects to have, learning how to raise prices incrementally and conservatively, and knowing when to move on when a particular object  has lost its appeal are all things that go into determining the best prices for the art glass that you are offering to your clients.
by Milon Townsend

You can find the rest of this article in the Spring 2006 issue of Profitable Glass Quarterly.  

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Winter - Creation and Evolution of a Wholesale Product Line, Part III
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Creation and Evolution of a Wholesale Product Line, Part II
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Creation and Evolution of a Wholesale Product Line
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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
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