Marketing Tips for Your New ScrapBooking Business Part 2

Posted by Online Mom on December 6, 2009

Get to know each group you want to reach and speak to them. If you want to teach teens how to scrapbook, make your marketing materials teen-friendly. Use their foreign Foreign language and terminology. Tell them what a fun time they’ll have making scrapbooks. Make it seem like they NEED to [...]

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Marketing Tips for Your New ScrapBooking Business Part 1

Posted by Online Mom on October 20, 2009

In fact, these marketing tips can be applied in practically any home based business. Whichever area you choose to specialize in, it’s a excellent thought to have samples of what you can do close at hand. This means making your own scrapbooking creations and making them available to potential clients as examples of [...]

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How to Be a Scrapbooking “Expert”

Posted by Online Mom on August 14, 2009

Scrapbook enthusiasts who get published in the major magazines and thought books sometimes develop a “fan club” of other scrapbookers. That fame can sometimes be translated into connections with manufacturers to teach nationally or design products, retailers as “celebrity” guests, and other industry opportunities. So go ahead, submit your pages!
This is akin to being a [...]

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Start Your Own Scrap Booking Business from Home

Posted by Online Mom on June 23, 2009

Scrapbooking has been nearly for years. Scrapbooking as we now know it got its official start in 1980 by the Christensen family in Utah. These pioneers went on to launch the hugely successful company Keeping Memories Bustling. It’s been nearly 25 years, but the scrapbook industry continues to grow at an exponential rate. [...]

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Advertising Your Scrapbook Piecing Auction

Posted by Online Mom on May 2, 2009

Don’t count on your auctions to advertise themselves! Make an email list and question every customer if they want to be told when you list new auctions. Repeat customers will be converted into some of your best customers. Keep your email addresses grouped in your address book on your computer and send by the [...]

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