Give market visitors a useful way to find your shop, care notes and next event after they leave your stall.
Someone likes your work at a market but is not ready to buy. A card with a memorable link gives them a way back. The page should help them recognize you and find the item they noticed.
Start with the questions people ask
A ceramics seller might hear: “Can I order this later?”, “How do I care for it?” and “Where will you be next?” Those questions make a useful page structure.
- Shop the current collection: link to your existing store.
- Care for your ceramics: offer a readable care guide.
- Upcoming markets: link to a maintained schedule.
Use a recognizable shop name and product image. Someone opening the link days later may need a reminder of which stall they visited. Avoid making every social account compete with the shop link.
Make the card useful away from the stall
Create a r37dy bio page within your allowance and add its address to your card. A QR code is convenient, but include the readable URL too. “Find the shop and care guide” explains why to scan.
Test the destination on a mobile connection at the venue if possible. Large galleries may be awkward to load in a crowded hall. Check that the store accepts a visitor who is not signed into your accounts.
Review after each event
Remove expired dates and update sold-out collections. Keep care instructions accessible when a product is no longer for sale: existing buyers still need them.
A separate short link for an event card can help distinguish that placement's activity. Views indicate interest, not confirmed orders; the store records purchases. Note any test scans before interpreting a small initial total.
Create your r37dy account and follow the bio page setup guide. Finish the printed card with a real-size QR test.