Starting a Scrapbooking Business: Turn Your Hobby Into Profit
Starting a Scrapbooking Business: It's Easier Than You Might Think
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Start an Online Scrapbooking Business
1. eBay Scrapbooking Business: You can sell scrapbooking supplies or sell your scrapbooking products such as pre-made pages or albums. This business involves keeping inventory and shipping products. Yet, you need very little website knowledge since you will be using eBay's site to promote your sales.
2. Start an Online Scrapbooking Store: This option is requires the most investment. If you don't know how to build a website, you will need someone to do that for you. This business also requires inventory and shipping.
3. Start a Monthly Scrapbooking Kit Club: This is similar to an online store, but with more limited inventory each month, and you won't need an extensive shopping cart on your website.
4. Write a Scrapbooking Ebook: Write a scrapbooking ebook and promote it on sites like Clickbank. Create a simple website to sell the book.
5. Become a Scrapbooking Blogger: You can write a blog about your favorite hobby, scrapbooking, and make money from ads and affiliate marketing.
These are just a few ideas to help you start an online scrapbooking business.
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Starting an Offline Scrapbooking Business
1. Scrapbooking Store Staff: If you don't want to be your own boss, consider working for your local scrapbooking store. You can earn money, and get a discount on products.
2. Open a Scrapbooking Store: This is an expensive option, and requires considerable investment. Remember you will be competing with the national scrapbooking and craft stores. Be sure to choose your location wisely.
3. Teach Scrapbooking Classes: Many extension programs offer craft classes. Offer a class to teach beginners how to scrapbook, or teach more advanced techniques at a local craft store.
4. Direct Sales in Scrapbooking: Choose an established company and become an independent consultant. You earn a commission on products you sell. Some opportunities include Creative Memories, Close to My Heart and Stampin' Up.
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hamiak
Jul 21, 2009 @ 8:38 am | delete
- This idea is great.thanks for the tips!
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Nov 27, 2008 @ 9:51 pm | delete
- what a creative idea! Let what you love to do make you money.
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imcraigc Aug 14, 2008 @ 3:09 pm | delete
- Great information you have in your lens on starting a business, keep up the good work! Please come visit my Ebook Resell Rights lens and leave a link and a rating. Also visit my Resell Rights website to get valuable information on building your businiess.
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Kheng Apr 29, 2008 @ 9:54 am | delete
- Wow! Always thought scrapbook is more a hobby, didn't know that you can start a business with it. Cool!
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Fetch-Boy Apr 29, 2008 @ 9:22 am | delete
- Incredible idea, I never knew people did this.
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