More Business Questions

I still have a few unanswered questions from my competition.  Here are a few more for you.

Naomi Says: 
April 19th, 2009 at 5:09 pm   editHi Alisa,
I was wondering do the demonstrators that are doing quite well with their business have any input to the Australian SU catalogues at all?
Thanks.

In the US, Stampin’ Up! have an Advisory Board, I’m really sure what they do, but they do have some input.  Currently there is not an Advisory Board here in Australia, but you never know down the track they may have something.  I’m not sure of the demonstrator selection process either.  Time will tell on this one.

Christine Arthars Says: 
April 19th, 2009 at 6:45 pm   editDo you have a minimum order and do you have a maxamim order in a certain period

The minimum order or sales required is $550 retail ($500 Commissionable) per quarter, as for the maximum, the sky is the limit.

Ilene Says: 
April 19th, 2009 at 11:32 pm   editSince you said you do this full time, can you give some pointers on this
Thanks

I have been fortunate enough to turn Stampin’ Up! into my full time job.  I tend to have several different activities going on all at one.  I teach once a week at our local church group (Linc n Learn), I run my Stamps by Mail, I conduct in home Workshops, I teach at my home, and also run my website.  I also create cards for publication.

So as you can see I have my fingers in lots of little pies which keep me busy.

 

I still have a few more questions to come over the next few days.  If you’d like to know more about joining Stampin’ Up!, and my team, please feel free to email me at alisacraig@westnet.com.au or phone me on 08 86821052.  Dont forget we are nearly half way through the month, which means we are half way through the $150 special.  The ATO is back logged on ABN processing at the moment, so if you have been thinking of joining, please dont wait too long.

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