Let's move on to my second event (Kokkocon 2016). Here I also want to remind myself and all you people out there how all my products used to fit into my suitcase. Good times, good times.
In Kokkocon, my presentation wasn't much better than in Kitacon. It might've been even worse, for I still didn't have a table cloth and now the table was too big for me to use my blanket as such without making it look ridiculous.
Now we are at my 5th event (Arctic Market Days). I didn't manage to find any pictures of the 3rd and 4th event I attended but they both were held before Christmas in 2016.
The improvement of the representation is pretty obvious: The t-shirts have a rack and are neatly hanging there and not lying on the table. The cards have moved into little baskets and are not laying on the table. The magnets are sticking on metal plates and not lying on the table. For the first time there seems to be some discipline being practiced there.
The next step I took was to start putting the products in thin, transparent plastic pockets. This really boosted their appearance. The cards also got small envelopes to go with them in the packages.
The keychains got a little stand where they could all be easily observed. This way they took less space on my table too, which is always a good thing!
The latest improvement I have made on my table has been to get rid of the three little baskets for cards and replace them with one simple plate holder (as seen in the pictures on the left). In addition, I've gotten an actual table cloth so that I'm not using a bed sheet anymore (I used to use it as a replacement for a table cloth for almost half a year).
Finally, I'm presenting a picture of my table at the latest event I attended (Desucon 2017, the 9th event for me) to show myself and all you people out there the point we're at right now. Of course, I must not forget to mention that the amount of products I carry with me has doubled and as long as I don't get a personal assistant or a car, there's no way I can take any more products with me to the events these days. Luckily, this amount has been enough... so far.