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A practical marketing guide for Australian market operators covering social media, flyers, influencers and photography. Learn how to boost reach, tell better stories, build partnerships and drive consistent attendance using proven, low-cost strategies that work for real markets.

A practical ROI guide for Australian stallholders to calculate market profitability before and after trading. Covers stall fees, stock, travel, time, overheads, break-even points and ROI, with simple formulas and real-world examples for smarter market decisions.

This guide provides a general overview of common market and stallholder requirements across Australia, including insurance, approvals, food safety, site layout, traffic flow and staffing. Requirements vary by state, council and land type.

This guide provides a general overview of common market and stallholder requirements across Australia, including insurance, approvals, food safety, site layout, traffic flow and staffing. Requirements vary by state, council and land type.

This guide provides a general overview of common market and stallholder requirements across Australia, including insurance, approvals, food safety, site layout, traffic flow and staffing. Requirements vary by state, council and land type. Information only not legal advice.

This guide provides a general overview of common market and stallholder requirements across Australia, including insurance, approvals, food safety, site layout, traffic flow and staffing. Requirements vary by state, council and land type. Information only not legal advice.

This guide provides a general overview of common market and stallholder requirements across Australia, including insurance, approvals, food safety, site layout, traffic flow and staffing. Requirements vary by state, council and land type. Information only not legal advice.

This guide provides a general overview of common market and stallholder requirements across Australia, including insurance, approvals, food safety, site layout, traffic flow and staffing. Requirements vary by state, council and land type. Information only not legal advice.

This guide provides a general overview of common market and stallholder requirements across Australia, including insurance, approvals, food safety, site layout, traffic flow and staffing. Requirements vary by state, council and land type. Information only not legal advice.

A neutral, practical overview for ACT market traders, covering pricing logic, packing, POS, branding, logistics and high-level compliance awareness. It reflects common questions and publicly available ACT and national guidance, without giving legal or pricing advice.

A neutral, practical overview for Queensland market traders, covering pricing logic, packing, POS options, branding, logistics, hardware, common mistakes and high-level compliance awareness. It reflects publicly available QLD and national guidance, without giving legal or pricing advice.

A neutral, practical overview for South Australian market traders, covering pricing logic, packing, POS options, branding, hardware, logistics, common mistakes and high-level compliance awareness. It reflects publicly available SA and national guidance.

A neutral, practical overview for Tasmanian market traders, covering pricing logic, packing, POS options, branding, logistics, weather considerations, common mistakes and high-level compliance awareness. Based on public TAS and national guidance.

A neutral, practical overview for Victorian market traders, covering pricing logic, packing, POS options, branding, logistics, hardware, common mistakes and high-level compliance awareness. Based on publicly available VIC and national guidance.

A neutral, practical overview for WA market traders, covering pricing logic, packing, POS options, branding, logistics, hardware, common mistakes and high-level compliance awareness. Based on publicly available WA and national guidance.

One of the industries that experienced a sharp spike since the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak is food delivery. Is it safe? What's on offer?

A review of why farmers markets are safer than enclosed venues when shopping during the pandemic

Putting up a marquee at a local market is of the essence for several reasons. The pop up gazebo can protect your goods while separating your shop from other sellers. Without a marquee, it's going to be tough to gather your wares when it rains.

As we are all acutely aware the business lockdown provisions introduced to combat the spread of the Covid19 virus have impacted dramatically on markets Australia-wide. Most markets are temporarily closed with the exception of some primary produce markets.