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Innovation Boost
Going Global: Export Craft
Development Seminar
Craft Northern Ireland
26th February 2015
The MAC Building Belfast Innovation Boost
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Welcome!Francis Verling:- Verling Consulting
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Seminar Objectives
To provide information on export development for craft businesses – steps to successful exporting- how to ‘go global’
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Seminar Agenda
Where will we go
today?
Coffee - Networking
How will we take the
first step?
Q&A
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Why Export?
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The Benefits Of Exporting
1. Higher sales and profits
2. Reduced unit costs from increased production / batch runs
3. Trading stability through spreading the market risk
4. Raised standards through exporting, brings benefits to domestic markets
5. Increased profile in domestic markets
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Barriers To Export
The wrong product
Funds
Time & people resource
Competition
Currency Fluctuations
Business Practices
Taxes
The right partnersImage courtesy of SOFA USA
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Your Export Readiness
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Where will we go today?
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Getting there
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RoI
Population RoI : 4.58
million (2011)
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Size of the Irish Craft Sector*
Estimated Value of Output - €498m
– Value of Exports - €124.5m
– Value of Irish Market Sales - €373.5m
Estimated Employment – 5,771
(11,415 based on Census)
* ‘Economic Significance and Potential of the Craft Sector in Ireland’ – Report for CCoI
November 2010 – Indecon International Economic Consultants
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Showcase 2015
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Showcase 2015
(39th Year)
Sun. 18th – Wed. 21st January 2015 (4 days)
10,000+ Irish & International Buyers
450 exhibitors (91 craftspeople in Creative Island – 85LY)
Showcase Awards
– ‘Best Product’s Awards 2015 -3 Judges Sonia Reynolds, Eleanor Harpur & Natasha Sherling (open)
– Design & Crafts Council of Ireland Creative Island Award (CI exhibitors only))
– Design & Crafts Council of Ireland Craftsmanship Award (CCoI members only) (Judging on Sunday, 18th January TBC)
– Showcase Exporter of the Year Award (open)
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Edit
2014
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Stand Design
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Stand
Design
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Kilkenny Group
13 shops in RoI
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The UK
Population UK:
~60,943,912 (2008)
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UK Market
UK Craft market valued at c. £913m
‘10.9m people in England (40%) have purchased a craft object, a further 9.6m (23%) would consider buying a craft object’
132 registered galleries
32,000 designer/makers
Main exports – Ceramics,
– Jewellery
– TextilesSource ‘Consuming Craft’ Morris Hargreaves McIntyre –
2011 Crafts Council (UK)
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Export markets
Craft businesses
exporting to:
– UK = 64%
– US = 59%
– EU = 43%
– Asia = 43%
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Stats cont.
The main craft exporters*
– Wood 25% (of sales derived from exports)
– Jewellery 19%
– Textiles 15%
– Ceramics 6%
– Furniture 3%*CCoI Report 2005
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BCTFBritish Craft Trade Fair
Harrogate, Yorkshire
12-14th April 2015
Established over 40
years
Trade only
500 makers
(competitors)
Thousands of buyers!
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IJL – International Jewellery
London
IJL London –Sept. each year – London Olympia (6-8th Sept. 2015)
60th Year
10,200 visitors (trade)
600 Jewellers / jewellery suppliers (competitors)
Distributors, retailers and agents come to IJL from over 63 countries
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Collect London
Presented by the Crafts
Council – Saatchi Gallery
Gallery-presented public
exhibition
May each year – 8-11th
May 2015
museum-quality
contemporary craft from
35 international galleries
Sales?
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=32oKEfw-i44
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The USA
Population
USA:- 318.9
million (2014)
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US Market
Galleries are the preferred route-Collectable Fine Craft
142 Galleries est. across the states
Price points between $2,000 –$15,000
Market valued at $13.86bn of which
Collectable Fine Craft segment is $2-2.76bn of which
International Collectable Fine Craft is worth $200 - $400m
Main disciplines are – Art Jewellery– Ceramics– Glass
*The Market for collectable fine craft in the United States- Grace O’Toole for CCoI 2006 Image courtesy of SOFA USA
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US – Irish /Celtic Market
Ireland show Secaucus
Embassy Suites Hotel, Secaucus, New Jersey, USA
18th -21st April 2015
Showcase for the very best in Celtic giftware
Jewellery, Knitwear, Ceramics, Glassware, Metalwork, Fashion,Food Products, Heraldic Goods and Giftware
200 exhibitors
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NACTA
The North American
Celtic Trade
Association
Annual Celtic
Marketplace Trade
Show – Sept. in
Illinois USA.
220 retail members
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Catalogues /
Online & TV
Gaelsong
Garnet Hill
QVC
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SOFA ChicagoSculptural Objects Functional Art
21st Annual Exhibition
Nov. 6-8 2014
Navy Pier, Chicago, USA
Gallery-presented art fair
80 dealers and 35,000
people attending
Sales at the fair are
estimated at $15-20 per
show
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=MhAAbW3rWy8
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Maison & Objet - Paris
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Understanding Customer
Needs
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Profiling Your Customer
Before doing market research you need a
clear picture of who your target market is
and/or how market research can help you
to identify that target market
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Market Research
Is there a gap in the market and a market
in the gap?
Highly competitive markets – UK / US /
RoI
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Consuming Craft – CCUK (2010)
Purchasing Craft– 40% of adults in England (16.9
million people) have purchased a craft object.
– active and potential buyers indicate a total market for craft –comprising heritage, traditionaland contemporary craft – of 26.5 million people, or 63% of all adults in England.
– 5.6 million craft pieces are purchased each year, by people living in England.
– A conservative estimate of the total value of these annual sales is £913m.
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Consuming Craft
Market demand is greatest for contemporary and ‘cutting edge’ craft: – 97% of currently active craft
buyers state that they either currently buy or would consider buying contemporary craft, and
– 90% state that they either currently buy or would consider buying ‘cutting edge’ work.
– 7% of currently active buyers ‘only or mostly’ buy ‘cutting edge’ contemporary craft.
– 10% of active buyers state they would buy contemporary craft but not ‘cutting edge’ work.
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Characteristics of craft market
– Female:
– Culturally Active:
– Professional or
Academic Interest:
– Curious Mind set
– Improving quality of
life
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Craft Buyers
– slightly older than potential buyers: 53% are aged 45 or above.
– more likely to work in the education, health and charity sectors.
– They are more frequent attendees at a wider range of cultural events.
– 1 in 20 state a professional or academic involvement with craft.
– 13% strongly agree with the statement, ‘the arts and culture are essential to my life’.
– 21% of buyers have taken part in a craft activity six or more times in the past 12 months, compared to 9% of potential buyers.
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Consumer trends relevant to
craft market
Personalisation:
Authenticity:
Ethical consumption:
The experience economy:
New ways of signalling connoisseurship: Image courtesy of SOFA USA
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Routes to Export Market
Designer / maker
Export Target Customers
Retailers Galleries On-line
Indir
ect
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Developing routes to
market
Why?
– Balance demand
– Greater efficiency
– Development of product range
– Utilise production capacity
– Time management
– Promotion & Profile
– Increase sales / profits Image courtesy of SOFA USA
Export Market Entry
Options
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Market Entry Options
On-line – www
– PayPal
– CNI Directory
– Crafts Council
– DCCoI Directory
• Etsy
• ebay
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Market Entry Options
Galleries
– Relationship
development
– Track record
– Uniqueness
– Investment
– Longevity
– Profile
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Market Entry Options
Retailers
– Selling through retail
outlets
– Attendance at trade fairs-
trade only
– Retailers mark-up varies
from depending on the
product
– Retail support ;
merchandising, packaging,
labelling, pricing,
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GiveIrishCraft.com
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Market Entry
Considerations
Selection of the appropriate market entry channels will depend on;– Business Objectives– Business Size
– resources– skills
– Product Range– Control requirements– Channel availability– Sales Volume
Requirements– Operating Costs– Investment Required
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THINGS YOU WILL NEED
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Your Story
Inis Meain Knitwear
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Online Presence
Photography
Shipping
Support
Pricing
Returns
Payment methods
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Brilliant
Images
Images courtesy of John McKeag,
Scott Benefield, Grainne Watts, Adam
Frew, Catherine Keenan
Export Support
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Directory of Trade Events –
Craft NI
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Craft NI - Export Research Travel
Support
Rolling basis for applications –download application online
Up to £150 towards costs of visit
Meet Craft Ni quality criteria
Paid retrospectively
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Invest NI – Solex Scheme
Up to 50% of costs to attend a trade event in GB, ROI or internationally up to
Max £2000.
Up to 3 visits for the same event
Apply twice within the financial year
Claim 50% of an airfare and
up to £75 per night for accommodation.
Costs can include stand costs, additional stand equipment, transportation of work etc
Fast response
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Agencies / organisations
Crafts Council – www.craftscouncil.org.uk
Craft Northern Ireland – www.craftni.org
Design & Crafts Council of Ireland – www.dccoi.ie
Invest NI – www.investni.com
Business Link – www.businesslink.gov.uk
Federation of International Trade Associations – www.fita.org
British Council – www.britishcouncil.org
Foreign & Commonwealth Office – www.fco.gov.uk
Irish Exports Association – www.irishexporters.ie
Irish Embassies Abroad – www.dfa.ie
Central Intelligence Agency – www.cia.gov
Artful Home - www.artfulhome.com (US Gallery)
Central Statistics Office www.cso.ie
M+A Expodatabase http://www.expodatabase.com/
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International Trade/Craft
Fairs
Showcase – Dublin – January www.showcase.ie
Collect – London – January http://collect.craftscouncil.org.uk/
British Craft Trade Fair – Harrogate - April www.bctf.co.uk 500 exhibitors in 2009
Pulse – London – June – www.pulse-london.com
Home & Gift – Harrogate – July www.homeandgift.co.uk
International Jewellery – London – Sept - www.jewellerylondon.com
The Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair 2010 Manchester-October – www.greatnorthernevents.co.uk/
Top Drawer Autumn – London – Sept www.topdrawerautumn.com
100% Design – London- Sept – www.100percentdesign.co.uk
Origin: The London Craft Fair – October – www.craftscouncil.org.uk
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International Trade/Craft
Fairs
Maison & Objet – Paris –Sept –– www.maison-objet.com
Premier Vision – Paris –Sept –– www.premiervision.fr
Origin: The London Craft Fair – October –– www.craftscouncil.org.uk
SOFA – Chicago –November –– www.sofaexpo.com
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Further research
Craft NI: http://craftni.org/resources/
DCCOI: http://www.dccoi.ie
Crafts Council: http://www.craftscouncil.org.uk/
Keynote: http://www.keynote.co.uk/
UK National Statistics : http://www.statistics.gov.uk
Central Statistics Office: http://www.cso.ie/en/index
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Preparation for a market
visit
Have you;– Set detailed objectives– Completed your market
research– Developed a prospect list– Warmed up the prospects
via introductory calls– Forwarded support
literature– Prepared your presentation– Facilitated translation– Packed the tools for selling
• brochures, samples, sales presentation, proof etc
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Market Visits
Options for market visits:– Trade missions
– Exhibitions
– International conferences
– Direct visits to potential customers
– Understand the “feel” of a place
Only fools rush in!
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Export Development Summary
1. Develop your vision
2. Review your capabilities
3. Research the market
4. Select your preferred route(s)
5. Contact intermediaries
6. Set joint goals
7. Support your partners
8. Monitor and review regularly
9. Be opportunity alert Image courtesy of SOFA USA
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Thank you!Images of craft objects courtesy of SOFA USA