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FrankStone New user South Africa/Taiwan 74 Posts |
I am a magician and creator in Taiwan, quite a few of my effects have been marketed succesfully in Asia. I, however, would like to know how does one go about marketing effects to US and UK distributors and dealers?
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grazza New user 46 Posts |
In these wonderful days of the Internet, why worry about dealers and distributors?
Set yourself up with an on-line store and PayPal account and you can be selling to the world in minutes. With the exchange rates as they are, you're better off retailing from Taiwan than you are directly from Europe or the US. |
wilson New user 13 Posts |
You should search for wholesale dealers.
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grazza New user 46 Posts |
Murphy's seem to be pretty big in the US.
....am not sure of an equivalent in the UK. |
Carron Special user UK 958 Posts |
Try Davenport's, go to http://www.davenportsmagic.co.uk/ for more info, they are the UK's biggest shop, started by Lewis Davenport in 1898.
Hope I have helped Tom |
Steve Hart Veteran user Cocoa, FL 388 Posts |
As mentioned, we are in the days of the World Wide Web, use the Internet to market your tricks.
I have purchased ads in the magic magazines and I still do. But I get the best response from the ads I buy on the Internet. If distribution is a problem, then find a dealer who will handle your products with in the USA or in England. You get to decide which is going to be easiest for you and the budget you have to spend. Steve Hart Cape Canaveral, FL USA
www.SteveHartSpeaks.com
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