Workshop replay: How these vintage sellers create content for their shops
Building brand voice comes through consistent content creations. Three content creators share how they do it for their shops. Photo: Sydney Sang/Pexels
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Workshop replay: How these vintage sellers create content for their shops

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From captions to conversions: Meet some vintage sellers who are using content to shine

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Content is more than just a marketing extra — it’s one of the most powerful forms of merchandising in your shop's toolkit.

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As part of Merchandising Month inside the Vintage Sellers Community, this panel-style session explored how resellers can use content to strengthen their brand voice, attract attention, and build authority.

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Three VSC members who are also professional content creators joined Kristina for a roundtable discussion:

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Connie Jeske Crane, founder of Mama Vintage Home, is a freelance content producer with bylines in Today's Bride and work with major brands like Destination Canada.

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Sarah Israel, founder of Dwelling on the Past, is a content strategist and copywriter for companies including Hootsuite and Trove Fashion.

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Krista Montelpare, founder of Cellary, writes for vintage platforms, runs the lifestyle blog Love Letter Lifestyle, and brings experience hosting content conferences and managing social media for brands.

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Together, the panel discussed how resellers can approach content with confidence — from writing blog posts and captions to showing up on camera and building long-term strategies.

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This session offered both inspiration and practical takeaways on creating content that not only engages your audience, but also opens doors to future partnerships and sales growth.

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Watch the replay below:

‍

Content is more than just a marketing extra — it’s one of the most powerful forms of merchandising in your shop's toolkit.

‍

As part of Merchandising Month inside the Vintage Sellers Community, this panel-style session explored how resellers can use content to strengthen their brand voice, attract attention, and build authority.

‍

Three VSC members who are also professional content creators joined Kristina for a roundtable discussion:

‍

Connie Jeske Crane, founder of Mama Vintage Home, is a freelance content producer with bylines in Today's Bride and work with major brands like Destination Canada.

‍

Sarah Israel, founder of Dwelling on the Past, is a content strategist and copywriter for companies including Hootsuite and Trove Fashion.

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Krista Montelpare, founder of Cellary, writes for vintage platforms, runs the lifestyle blog Love Letter Lifestyle, and brings experience hosting content conferences and managing social media for brands.

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Continued below

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Find vintage and antique shops near you

Browse our directory

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Continued from above

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Together, the panel discussed how resellers can approach content with confidence — from writing blog posts and captions to showing up on camera and building long-term strategies.

‍

This session offered both inspiration and practical takeaways on creating content that not only engages your audience, but also opens doors to future partnerships and sales growth.

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Watch the replay below:

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