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A Poster of Your Work Makes a Great Eye Catcher

by Lorena Angulo.
(San Antonio, Texas)

Thanks to a great jeweler friend, I noticed that making a poster of your name and at least one of your pieces makes your booth or table look very professional.

I was surprised to see that it does not take a lot of money to order a poster.

I designed it in my computer and then sent the file to the company that will print it for me.

My poster is 20″ x 40″ and it cost me less than 35 dollars.

You can also go to Kinkos, they have a good service for posters and banners.

Lorena Angulo
Handcrafted Artisan Jewelry with Soul

Comments:

PROMOTING YOUR BUSINESS
by: Jan

That looks really professional and an inexpensive way to promote your business and is just what I would like for my bridal fayres so thankyou for sharing your ideas! Hope you have lots of success and keep on promoting yourself.. You have really inspired me!
Best Wishes! http://www.blissyjewellery.com/

Poster
by: Dee

Very very nice, I’m going to add this back to my things to do list.

Poster
by: Evangeline

Thanks for the tip on using the poster. It’s such an obvious thing to do to attract attention,we see it all the time in advertising and it’s just one of those little details that we forget to apply. Best regards- Evangeline
http://www.vanggirloriginals.com

Very Professional Looking
by: Connie D Martin

Lorena,
I love the professional look that your poster added to your display. I am going to check into doing this with my display. Thanks for the idea.
http://www.heartstrandsbyconnie.com

Great Advice!! Thanks!!
by: moondog

I just started selling at craft fairs. I will definitely be using this advice. I sell wire-wrapped beaded cross necklaces, among other things. The crosses are my best sellers, so I know what my poster will feature! Thanks again!

http://moondogtreasures.etsy.com

Great Idea
by: Bonnie (Babbleon)

Great idea!!!! We will have to add that to our to do list also.

Poster of Your Work
by: Dangles2005

Beautiful and brillant idea. Is the poster on an easel, if not, how is it propped up?

great poster
by: Lisa W.

I love that idea, I recently did a very similar poster at Staples, and I love it. Now, I am trying to find some corregated plastic board to use as an all weather backboard so I can laminate them together. that makes it a weather-proof poster!

THANK YOU ALL
by: Lorena Angulo

Thanks to all for your great comments ;-}.
I mounted the poster with a back board I got at a craft store, some of them have one of the sides with adhesive.

poster options
by: Chi*s Creations Jewelry

Great poster and post.
You actually can find a printer that can print the poster on the plastic foam cord material and will be all weather. It is all in the marketing and looking professional.

Posters
by: Bonnie

I have found posters to be a very useful and professional looking merchandising tool. I ordered them very inexpensively from my shutterfly account. The posters fit standard size frames and are a source of many comments.

Fabulous
by: Lynn Kvigne

Wow…eye catching is right! Your poster really fits in with the style of your jewelry – I love it!

Awesome
by: Catherine

Awesome. Would be great on an easel to catch folks at eye level. Thanks for sharing!!!!!
Catherine
joli-jewelry.com

Thank you for the inspiration
by: Julie Ungaro

Your poster looks wonderful and is great advertising in some many ways. I know now what I need to do for mine.
Thank you for the article and photo!
Julie Ungaro – www.ungarodesigns.com

I never knew it was done so easy!
by: Laurie

Thanks for the tip, Lorena! I thought people paid big bucks for those posters. What a great eye-catcher for a booth.
I appreciate the info!
Laurie
http://www.creationsnthings.com