1st Stampin’ Up! Business Question

I’ve already had some great questions about the Stampin’ Up! Business, I thought I’d answer one of them right now 🙂

Lynda Says: 
April 18th, 2009 at 7:28 pm   editHi Alisa. My Q is this……I am torn very much at the moment as to whether I should become a Demo or not. A couple of things like the time factor and the expected sales targets worry me. Could you please shed some light on what is actually expected of a SU demo. Thanks

The time that goes into Stampin’ Up! is up to you.   I have chosen Stampin’ Up! to be my full time work, therefore I put in alot of hours (not as many if I were working full time tho).

That’s the great thing about owning your own Stampin’ Up! business.  You put in the hours you want, depending on the returns you want.  If you are willing and able to put in the hours, your business will grow fast.  You can however still grow a steady business with less hours, it will just take a little longer to get there.

I find the sales targets are easiest met by breaking them down into smaller amounts.  Instead of looking at the quarterly figure, I look at it in terms of monthly targets.  By conducting one workshop per month, you would easily meet your monthly target, and in turn the quarterly target.

If you’d like more information on becoming a demonstrator, feel free to email me at alisacraig@westnet.com.au, or phone me on 08 86821052

 

Tomorrow I shall be back with a new colour challenge, and some more A Rose is a Rose cards that are going to be part of a Mother’s Day class I’m running.

 

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