Next Level Maker Con Master Class
Show Up & Sell Out
We taught the Master Class. Now we're thinking about building the whole dang course.
No payment. No commitment. Just raise your hand.
The Big Idea
Craft Show Success Isn't a Lucky Saturday.
At Next Level Maker Con, we taught makers how to stop winging craft shows and start treating them like a real business system. The Master Class was just the beginning. Now we're thinking about going a whole lot deeper.
The Sell-Out System
Build the System. Run the Show. Learn. Repeat.
Choose
The Show
Find events that fit your products, your customer, your price point, and your actual business goals.
Build
The Booth
Turn a 10×10 space into a tiny storefront that grabs attention and makes shopping easy.
Stock
Smart
Plan inventory around sales goals, proven sellers, product depth, and the time you actually have to make it.
Sell On
Purpose
Market your booth, talk to shoppers like humans, remove friction, and make it easy to buy.
Learn &
Improve
Look at profit, sellouts, dead inventory, customer requests, and what needs to change next time.
We're Thinking Bigger
What Could the Full Course Cover?
Not another pile of generic craft show tips. We're talking about a practical start-to-finish system makers can actually use.
Choose Better Shows
Stop chasing big attendance numbers and learn how to identify the events most likely to attract your buyer.
Build a Booth That Sells
Layout, customer flow, displays, focal points, checkout, product placement, and booth planning.
Plan Inventory
Turn a sales goal into a realistic product mix, inventory value, production plan, and show-day assortment.
Price for Profit
Account for material, labor, laser time, overhead, waste, fees, profit, and actual customer value.
Sell With Purpose
Promote the booth, engage shoppers without pouncing, increase order size, and remove checkout friction.
Use the Numbers
Decide whether the show deserves another date based on profit, hourly return, customer data, and what actually sold.
But Should We Actually Build It?
We could disappear into the K&G workshop for a month and build the whole dang thing before finding out whether anybody wants it. That sounds like a terrible lesson to teach immediately after giving a business class.
Raise Your Hand
Tell Us You Want the Course.
Before we build the full Show Up & Sell Out Craft Show Course, we want to know if makers actually want it.
Join the Early Access List and you'll be among the first to hear what we're building and when it's ready.
We're also asking one important question: What's your biggest craft show struggle?
Raise your hand. Help us build it.Join Early Access
No payment. No commitment. Just tell us you want in and help us decide what deserves to be in the course.
Your Answer Actually Matters.
The craft show struggle question isn't there just because forms apparently enjoy asking questions. We're using those answers to figure out what makers need the most help with and what deserves the most attention if we build the course.
Show Up Ready. Sell With Purpose. Leave With Data.
We taught the Master Class. Now help us decide if Show Up & Sell Out should become the complete Craft Show Course for makers.