My Way
Can you believe that the first event I attended was actually at a competing company? the selection wasn't appealing to me so I went home to a Stampin' Up! catalog that someone left in my sister's possession. It had been sitting around forever (we were unable to throw it away).The demonstrator listed on the catalog was too far away (she was from Cedar City) so I contacted Stampin' Up! and received a call from a local demonstrator within the hour.
I began having workshops regularly and spacing them far enough apart so that I wasn't bugging my friends too often. It was very easy for me to reach the level 3 workshop ($500). The first time I asked the demonstrator for additional catalogs she was hesitant. The second and third time she was not. I wasn't able to get that many people to come to my house for the actual workshop but I was able to get the orders. I asked everyone! I didn't want anyone within earshot to feel left out. If I only needed one more order I would ask 4 people and ended up with more orders than I expected.
My demonstrator asked me to sign up but I said no again and again. Why? Because watched my sister failed at a home based company and I thought it was the same. It wasn't until my demonstrator asked me what my concerns were that I was able to understand just how different it was. I signed up right away so that I can earn money while supporting a hobby that I love! At Stampin' Up! you do not carry an inventory. Each order is placed and shipped directly from Stampin' Up! What a relief!
Now it is 20+ years later and guess who is still stamping?! The years have brought different experiences and desires with selling but I have had no trouble maintaining my demonstrator-ship. The collection of stamps and the lasting friendships have made it all worth it.
Can see yourself as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator? Let's get you started right away.
