Welcome to Module 2!

Now that you’re comfortable finding your way around the Vendor Portal, it’s time to focus on something even more important—your Vendor Profile.

Your profile is often the first introduction customers have to your business. It tells them who you are, what you create, and why they should stop by your booth.

Every business has a story, and your Vendor Profile is where that story begins.

Let’s build a profile that helps customers get to know you before they even arrive at the market.

Why This Matters

Customers are naturally drawn to businesses they know and trust.

A complete Vendor Profile helps shoppers discover your products, learn about your business, and feel connected before they ever visit your booth. Think of your profile as your digital storefront. Just as you arrange your booth to welcome visitors, your Vendor Profile welcomes people online.

The more complete and inviting your profile is, the easier it is for customers to find you, remember you, and look for your booth on market day.

Watch and Learn

Creating a Vendor Profile That Works for You

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to update your Vendor Profile so customers can easily discover your business and connect with what you offer.

Let’s Do It Together

🟢 Practice This Lesson

Let’s build your Vendor Profile.

1. Open your Vendor Dashboard.
2. Select Edit Vendor Profile.
3. Review each section of your profile.
4. Update any information that is missing or outdated.
5. Save your changes.

If your profile is already complete, take a few minutes to read it as if you were a first-time customer.

Curbie’s Business Insight

People don’t just buy products—they buy from people they trust.

A thoughtful Vendor Profile helps customers understand who you are and what makes your business unique. It gives them a reason to visit your booth instead of simply walking by.

You don’t need a long story or fancy words. Be genuine, be clear, and let your passion for what you do shine through. Authenticity is one of the strongest ways to build lasting customer relationships.

Checklist

By the end of this lesson, you should be able to say:

• I know where to edit my Vendor Profile.
• My business information is current.
• My profile clearly describes my business.

I’m ready to welcome customers with confidence.

Celebrate

Your Vendor Profile is more than information—it’s an invitation.

Every improvement you make helps customers feel more connected to your business before they ever arrive at the market.

In our next lesson, we’ll explore one of the easiest ways to make a great first impression—choosing great photos.

I’ll see you there!

— Curbie Goodroot