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Scrapbooking for Profit: Cashing in on the Retail, Home-Based, and Internet Opportunities

6 X 9, 208 pages; Softcover
ISBN 1-58115-406-2
Publication Date: July 2005 This title qualifies for FREE SHIPPING on orders of $50 or more

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Scrapbooking for Profit:
Cashing in on the Retail, Home-Based, and Internet Opportunities

by Rebecca Pittman

This comprehensive guide reveals eleven paths to making money in the scrapbook market, along with the tools to do it. The chapters cover any career option, business situation, and topic a scrapbook artist might encounter, including: the challenges of being an entrepreneur; the organizational and legal steps of starting a scrapbooking enterprise; product design & copyright; consulting, publishing, and teaching opportunities in scrapbooking; publicity and promotion; advertising; forms & sample contracts.

Step by step, the author explains how to set up a lucrative scrapbooking business, from brick-and-mortar stores, home-based, and internet-based scrapbooking businesses to selling through retail and wholesale outlets. Each chapter is replete with quotes, advice, and do�s and don�ts from industry experts. A chapter on motivation and continued success helps advanced scrapbook artists keep focused and plan their next growth strategy. Brimming with business acumen and a contagious sense of creative passion, this much-needed resource provides detailed counsel for anyone seeking to cash in on the scrapbook revolution.

Reviews

�The ultimate book for those entering the scrapbooking arena, whether home-based, retail or internet focused." �Russell Williams, President of InventionHome.com