BRIKA Offers High-Quality Handmade Items
Internet business is not just for big retailers or even limited to small companies, and many sites have been allowing people to sell and buy items as personal business ventures for years. Sites like Etsy and Fab even allow people to sell their own handcrafted items, and this is where BRIKA fits in. It combines the elements of personal craftsmanship and good design that are unique to each of those sites and others like it to help its vendors reach a larger, more discerning audience. What BRIKA does is provide the background for artisan goods. Like Etsy, it sources its wares from handicrafts makers and independent creators, but it emphasizes the story so that you know who made what you buy and why they want to do so in the first place. You know where the materials came from and how someone made them, meaning you connect more personally to the goods you purchase and their creators.
BRIKA’s function is a four-step process. It funnels products through a multi-stage development that selects good candidates, develops them from a story perspective, presents them to consumers in a unique way, and then brings them to market. Rather than let anyone sell anything they make, BRIKA’s team rejects hundreds of applications on a regular basis looking for makers with a unique point of view, high quality products and a track record of success in order to find, profile, and support only quality artisans and products.
Categories of goods on BRIKA are numerous, and there are a slew of gift ideas under $40 for those on a budget. Once selected, BRIKA interviews makers to create profiles complete with personal photos and the story behind their craft. You know who created the item you purchased, what inspired him or her, and anything interesting or unique about the item itself. Such stories are what will resonate with buyers and keep them coming back for more. Undoubtedly many users will spend a great deal of time browsing BRIKA for the perfect item that speaks to them, making Internet security a necessity.
BRIKA sells exclusive goods and regular collections from crafters across the U.S. and splits profits evenly between makers and BRIKA to help the startup make money. The goal of its developers is to produce an incredible amount of original content and build a real brand that speaks to both makers and core customers in a particular way. It will soon feature mobile tech support for any mobile device in order to meet the demands of those who prefer to browse wherever they are.
Many makers, artisans and designers are looking to break away from sites like Etsy, Shopify and eBay where the responsibility is on them to grow and develop their business. The benefits of being part of a high quality community like BRIKA is that you get to discover and interact with other makers and a team of retail experts to get the help you need to be successful.
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