Getting Started with Selling Online

5 June 2020, 12.30pm-2.30pm

FREE

In current circumstances, the ability to sell online has suddenly become very important; a way of keeping sales going while shops and art markets are closed, but also a fantastic way of reaching a wider market and new audiences for your work in the longer term.

In this two hour introductory workshop, business coach and ecommerce expert Jenny Pace will lead us through the pros and cons of different online platforms and places to sell, discuss how to price products and how to present them online.

The workshop is aimed at creative practitioners and creative businesses who are new to online selling, or more experienced sellers would like to explore new platforms and outlets for their work.

To register

Please register your interest for the workshop session, by clicking here.

We will confirm your place and details of the meeting via. email. There are limited places available at this session, and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

If you have any questions about the event, please email [email protected].

Please note: due to our funding conditions, this workshop is only available to individual creative practitioners who live work or study in Sunderland or creative/ heritage organisations and creative businesses who are based in Sunderland.

These 1-2-1s are offered as part of the Unlock the City programme which supports the development of artists and creative businesses in Sunderland. Unlock the City is delivered in partnership by Sunderland Culture, Sunderland City Council, Digital Catapult, North East BIC and Sunderland BME Network, with funding from Arts Council England, National Lottery Heritage Fund and Coastal Communities Fund.

About Jenny Pace

Jenny Pace is a business coach and mentor, helping creatives and founders to build businesses that truly work for them. With years of ecommerce experience, including at Not On The High Street, and a knack for motivation and organisation, she focuses on supporting product-based businesses to look their best and attract their ideal customers. She’s a tea-drinker and a notebook fanatic.

You can find out more about Jenny, here: https://www.instagram.com/thejennypace/