E-Commerce Caveat. What Did we Learn From E-Dealing With Vintage Jewellery and Objects Over the Years
Published: 15.06.2020
Covid-19 changes the way we understand, promote and sell jewellery. Photo credit: Christoph Ziegler, 2020.
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The two managing directors of the ZLR business empire share their experience in e-commerce: Selling online is an additional step to promote your work. However, before you plunge into the e-commerce-euphoria, you should consider the following.
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