How To Start Your Own Scrapbooking Business Plr Ebook

Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION 4
WHAT IS SCRAPBOOKING? 4
IS THIS THE JOB FOR YOU? 4
2 WHAT TO EXPECT WITH A SCRAPBOOKING BUSINESS 6
THE TYPE OF WORK 6
HOW MUCH CAN YOU MAKE? 7
TIME 8
GETTING STARTED: FOCUS SMALL FIRST 8
CHAPTER 2: DO YOU HAVE THE SKILL? 10
CREATING YOUR OWN 10
YOUR WORK IS MORE THAN JUST A SCRAPBOOK 11
CHAPTER 3: SETTING UP YOUR WORK SPACE 13
YOUR WORK SPACE 13
GETTING THOSE SUPPLIES 14
TIPS FOR SAVING MONEY 15
STORING AND ORGANIZING 16
CHAPTER 4: CONTRACTS AND NEGOTIATIONS 17
SETTING PRICES 17
DOING THE NEGOTIATIONS 18
GETTING PAID 18
HANDLING DISSATISFACTION 19
CHAPTER 5: ADVERTISING YOUR BUSINESS 21
OFFLINE ADVERTISING 21
ONLINE ADVERTISING 23
ADVERTISING: PORTFOLIOS 24
CHAPTER 6: MANAGING YOUR BUSINESS 25
DAY TO DAY 25
FOCUS ON PROFITS 26
CHAPTER 7: RESOURCES FOR SCRAPBOOKING 28
FORUMS 29
CHAPTER 8: ADD ON SERVICES FOR YOUR SCRAPBOOKING BUSINESS 31
ONLINE SERVICES 31
DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING 31
TEACHING OTHERS TO SCRAPBOOK 32
SELL KITS 32
CONCLUSION 34

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INTRODUCTION

Starting your own scrapbooking business is not a small task, but it can be one of the best options available to those who are creative, looking to work from home or who want to share the experience they already have.

Scrapbooking is a fun project to do with your family. It is easy to relive all of those special moments with your children or with your friends. However, when you take on the scrapbooking of another person, often times to depict events that you did not partake in, you have to go one step farther. You have to bring through the memories they have without making it look like you were not there. It can be challenging.

WHAT IS SCRAPBOOKING?
Scrapbooking is the process of taking photos and memorabilia from past events and placing them into photo albums and books. However, the process is not just one in which you will throw together photos and call it done. Rather, you likely will invest in several key steps such as using decorative elements to embellish the book. You will also spend a good deal of your time focusing on adding descriptive text, whenever it is possible to do so.
The scrapbook is not only a collection of photos, but it is a representation of the special memories of the entire family. This often includes any items that help them to remember this special day, such as ticket stubs or a pamphlet from a special play. The key here is to take all of these items and to put them together, somehow, in a creative book that the family can hold on to for years to come. How you do this is really up to you, but it should always focus on the goal of the family for which you are creating the book.