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Availability of Candy Cane Christmas Designer Series Paper   Hi Stampers Just wanted to give you a heads up in case you want to order the Candy Cane DSP Because of unusually high demand for our Candy Cane Christmas Specialty Designer Series Paper (available in the Holiday Mini, item 120809), there is a possibility that…

Availability of Candy Cane Christmas Designer Series Paper November 25, 2010 Because of unusually high demand for our Candy Cane Christmas Specialty Designer Series Paper (available in the Holiday Mini, item 120809), there is a possibility that we will deplete our inventory within the next week, and we will be unable to order more.  As…

If you don't have a DBWS, your customer can still order online and designate you as their demonstrator.  But  you have to sign an agreement to let Stampin' Up! release your name so they can search for you.  To do this, login to the Demo website, select My Business, then My Profile.  On the right…

How To Get Your Customers To Buy From You… According To Dale Carnegie By John Sanpietro, Certified Business Coach, Stamping Is My Business!www.stampingismybusiness.com This week marks the anniversary of the birth of Dale Carnegie.  For those of you unfamiliar with him, Carnegie was one of the preeminent authors of the early 20th century, and wrote…

If you have a DBWS, please remind your customers to order directly through your website so they can receive the best shipping rates and be eligible for Stampin' Rewards (with qualifying order). If an online customer orders through www.stampinup.com instead of ordering directly through your DBWS website–even if she chooses you as her demonstrator–she will…

  Frosted BackgroundCrumple a piece of waxed paper into a ball, open and re-crumple. Un-crumple again and cover with ink using your brayer. Be sure you get GOOD coverage. Flip wax paper onto a piece of glossy cardstock with ink facing glossy cardstock and use your brayer to transfer the ink. Allow to dry, then…

Support Your Hobby The beauty of being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator is the fulfillment you can find regardless of your business ambitions. Many of our demonstrators join Stampin' Up! simply to take advantage of the Starter Kit and 20 percent product discount, and they find satisfaction in those benefits and in the relationships they develop….

TIP – Why should I buy adhesive from myself when I can get a similar product elsewhere? 1.To stay active as a demonstrator, you need to buy or sell at least $300 in sales per quarter. Your supplies (like SNAIL) count towards that.  If you spend your supply money elsewhere, you still need to get…

Very informative video – check it out.  Though I don't quite agree with him regarding a hobby demo.  I started out as a hobby demo and transferred over a business demo about two years later.