How to Sell Digital Scrapbooking Products
- January 11, 2011
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If you’re looking to turn an artistic hobby into a profitable enterprise, this guide will turn your scrapbooking artwork into some cold hard cash.
You Will Need
- Design software
- Moderate computer knowledge
- Desire to succeeed
Step 1: Develop kits and themes
Develop digital kits and themes for scrapbooks using your design software that contain matching backgrounds, embellishments, and fonts.
Step 2: Take a computer class
Take a computer programming class to learn how to save, edit, and package files in either the P-D-F or Zip format for easy download and use. You only need a moderate level of computer skill to make your home scrapbooking business succeed.
Step 3: Start a website or blog
Start your own website or blog to advertise your digital scrapbooking creations and offer some free samples for people to download and use.
Start an email list of clients to keep them informed of new kits or themes or special offers.
Step 4: Open an online auction site store
Open an online auction site store or a store on a crafting site and sell your scrapbooking products to millions of people around the world.
Step 5: Link to Paypal
Link your store, website, or blog to a Paypal account to make collecting and tracking funds hassle free. If you focus your desire for success, you’ll watch your business grow.
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Comments (1)
";Take a computer programming class";???????
Isn't this a HOW TO article?! Entrepreneurs such as myself are actually looking for specifics and not just generic crap like this article! We are small business owners that would rather do the time researching on our own rather than pay the big bucks for something I should be able to learn for free. I am sick and tired of articles like this one that provide absolutely NOT A SHRED of useful information. Do you read what you write? Your article is worthless. Let's see if I ever rely on Howcast again. Doubt it.
about 1 year ago by Jennifer_Neumann
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