Amanda Montague is a seasoned entrepreneur and the driving force behind Candyland Curiosities, where she has successfully carved out a niche in the vibrant world of vintage reselling. With over 25 years of experience in the food service and retail industries, Amanda brings a wealth...
Amanda Montague is a seasoned entrepreneur and the driving force behind Candyland Curiosities, where she has successfully carved out a niche in the vibrant world of vintage reselling. With over 25 years of experience in the food service and retail industries, Amanda brings a wealth of knowledge in customer engagement and relationship building to her current role as owner. Her passion for vintage mid-century modern (MCM) glass, ceramics, and kitsch items from the 1900s to the 1980s shines through in every aspect of her business.
At Candyland Curiosities, Amanda leverages her expertise in direct sales and product ordering to curate a unique selection of vintage treasures that resonate with collectors and enthusiasts alike. Her keen eye for quality and design ensures that each piece tells a story, making her offerings not just products but conversation starters. Utilizing platforms such as Instagram, District, eBay, and WhatNot, Amanda has effectively harnessed the power of social media and e-commerce to reach a broader audience, showcasing her items in an engaging and visually appealing manner.
Amanda’s commitment to exceptional customer service is evident in her approach to business. She believes that creating positive experiences for her customers is paramount, and she consistently goes above and beyond to ensure their satisfaction. Her skills in event planning and management allow her to host pop-up shops and themed events that foster community engagement and celebrate the nostalgia of vintage finds. Through her work at Candyland Curiosities, Amanda not only shares her love for vintage items but also inspires others to appreciate the charm and history behind each piece, making her a beloved figure in the vintage reselling community.
