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A Charleston candlemaker on alternatives to trade shows

Brick & Order is back for a second season! Brought to you by Faire, the online wholesale marketplace that connects independent retailers with the best brands and makers to help them build thriving businesses. Over the last year, local retail has changed. But despite facing challenges like never before, entrepreneurs like you have continued to innovate and keep your foot on the gas in order to better serve your communities and customers. We’re constantly inspired by Faire’s customers and how they’ve been able to build, grow, and adapt to this new landscape. Our second season will feature the first-hand stories of triumphs, growing pains, and advice for the year ahead from entrepreneurs - just like you.

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Brick &amp; Order is back for a second season! Brought to you by Faire, the online wholesale marketplace that connects independent retailers with the best brands and makers to help them build thriving businesses. Over the last year, local retail has changed. But despite facing challenges like never before, entrepreneurs like you have continued to innovate and keep your foot on the gas in order to better serve your communities and customers. We’re constantly inspired by Faire’s customers and how they’ve been able to build, grow, and adapt to this new landscape. Our second season will feature the first-hand stories of triumphs, growing pains, and advice for the year ahead from entrepreneurs - just like you.

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