I'm back again today to share interviews from our Paper Camp alumni who exhibited at Shoppe Object. On Tuesday, I shared my conversations with our alumni who are exhibiting in NY Now.

Today, we're focusing on the exhibitors that were at Shoppe Object. This is a wholesale trade show that was happening in New York City this past week, and I spoke with:

Stephanie Clarke from Dahlia Press
Nancy Yusko from Dear Beni
Meghan Sokorai from And Here We Are
Jen Palacio from Tiny Turns Paperie

Once again, great job to everyone who exhibited at these shows and to everyone who participated in this interview series. I appreciate you taking the time with me on the show floor.

I know that these shows take a lot of hard work, a lot of determination, money, and grit to execute.

If you are thinking about exhibiting at a trade show as part of your wholesale growth strategy, then you absolutely must join us for Paper Camp. We have a ton of experience exhibiting ourselves, and we have guided tens of thousands of brands through the process.

In fact, we have a lot of people who come to us after they've exhibited at a trade show on their own, and it didn't go the way they wanted it to. They ended up with low sales, a lot of stress, and little confidence in how they were presenting their brand.

After Paper Camp, our alumni frequently report higher sales, higher average order values, and stronger reorder rates than non-alumni.

Round 46 is currently open for enrollment at http://prooftoproduct.com/papercamp

We only run this program twice a year, and we sell out every single, single time. This coaching program will take you through step-by-step of everything you need to know to build out a successful wholesale business.

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