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Wyoming artisans, crafters and manufacturers will enjoy greater exposure to customers through the Wyoming Business Council’s new Made in Wyoming website.
The website, launched this week is designed to make it easier for users to renew their memberships, purchase promotional materials for their products and introduce their wares to a wider online audience.
“This is going to make the registration and renew process faster and more convenient for our members, and we are excited to show off the new site,” said Terri Barr, the Business Council’s business development coordinator. “We will also be featuring retailers on the site to say thank you for supporting Made in Wyoming members.”
Barr plans to add new features to the website in the coming months. The site will include forums for members selling similar products to network and a listing of retail establishments where Made in Wyoming products can be purchased.
The Made in Wyoming program boasts more than 275 members who receive perks like selling their products at the Wyoming Mercantile during the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas and space in Denver Mart, the region’s premier wholesale marketing facility. Members can purchase Made in Wyoming stickers and hang tags.
A new benefit of the program is the ability to incorporate the Made in Wyoming mark on labeling, packaging, social media and web sites. This new benefit is a labor and materials cost savings to members with large production.
“Without the Wyoming Business Council staff and the continued support of our legislators, Wyoming small manufacturing businesses would be out on the windy prairies alone,” said Jeff Sawyer, owner of Buffalo-based Wahoo Frontier Toppings and a Made in Wyoming member.
For more information, call Barr at 307-777-2807 or email her at [email protected].