Announce your pitch
Post the date, place and pitch number to your followers and tag the organiser.
Tell people where you will be before the event, make your stall easy to spot on the day and give visitors a way to find you afterwards. Branding, social media and a Google Business Profile all help. These guides cover each one.

Post the date, place and pitch number to your followers and tag the organiser.
A branded gazebo, a clear sign and consistent colours help people find you in a crowd.
With permission, collect contact details and point people to your website or social page.
Keep your business name, details and photos consistent wherever people look for you.
Colours, signage and a simple look that people remember.
What to post before, during and after an event.
Setting up a Google Business Profile and keeping your details consistent.
Printed canopies, banners and signs for a stall.
Asking for contact details with permission and using them well.
Simple tips for photos that show your products at their best.
Post the event name, date and your pitch location on your social channels, tag the organiser and share a photo of what you will be selling.
You can trade without one, though a simple page or social profile gives customers a place to find you afterwards.
It is a free listing that shows your business in Google Search and Maps. Keep the name, hours and photos accurate.
A printed canopy or banner makes a stall easier to spot and remember. Choose a clear design with your name and what you sell.
Only with their clear permission. The Information Commissioner's Office explains the rules on marketing messages.
A clear, consistent stall is easier to spot and easier to remember. Gala Tent prints gazebo canopies, banners and signage for traders.
Event Industry Trader is published by Gala Tent. These pages from Gala Tent and the wider Gala group go further on the kit, branding and payments covered here.
Rules vary by council and by event. Confirm requirements with the organiser and the relevant authority before you act.