Are Virtual Markets the Future of online selling? TSC Talks says YES, Yes they are!

New COVID restrictions are appearing almost daily. Merchants and vendors are getting confused, and are increasingly concerned about fines and penalties if they violate any of the new rules. Virtual markets are beginning to spring up everywhere as an alternative to brick and mortar stores. Should you work with a Virtual Market? Jill Woodworth, Host of TSCTalks, says that you should definitely start working with a virtual market.

“We got involved with virtual markets partially because of our own challenges in connecting with customers. I love winter and holiday markets, but good markets are crowded. Even when the market is outdoors, ‘crowded’ just isn’t good for business anymore. A big advantage of virtual markets is that they aren’t limited by distance. You can just as easily attract a customer 1,000 miles away as you can a customer who lives next door.”

Jill went on to say, “The Holiday Market 2020 was our first attempt at a virtual market and all of our vendors loved it! Originally, I thought this would be a one-time thing. But the feedback has been so good, we’re thinking of making it a multi-season event. We’ve going to try it again for Valentine’s day. That’s just 6 weeks away, but we already have a line-up of vendors.”

Would you like to learn more about virtual markets, or sign up for valentine’s day? Then contact TSC Talks at https://tsctalks.com/contact-us/

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TSC TALKS. Inspired by the condition Tuberous Sclerosis Complex. Providing digital audio & video content and products designed to educate, illuminate, support, and advocate “off the grid” alternative and hemp medicine options for marginalized populations. Providing a forum for communication, collaboration, resources, and opportunity. Drawing from lived and learned experience All with the goal of coming together to affect change, bridge gaps, and empower as we come together to better understand each other’s predicament and validate the need for access, affordability that often keep those with chronic, life-threatening conditions from exploring options. Options that CAN open the doors of perception to understanding our exceptional variability as human beings and the “one size fits all” aspects of traditional medicine that are not conducive to bio-psycho-social health, stability, and longevity. Come join us as we dig deep into issues and concepts that need to be given some thought and discussion in order to truly “walk a mile” in another’s shoes!