Profitable Crafts Book Two - You will learn: What Are Consignment Sales,Approaching Storeowners With Your Products ,Closing The Deal ,Providing Pleasing Products ,A Few Helpful Tips ,Getting Your Projects Published ,A Few Words About Copyrights and More

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Table Of Contents
Introduction ...…………………………………………………………….. 3
Exactly What Are Consignment Sales ……...……………………….… 4
Approaching Storeowners With Your Products ………………….…….5
Closing The Deal ………………………….…………………………….14
Providing Pleasing Products ………………………………………...…17
A Few Helpful Tips ………………………………………………………23
Getting Your Projects Published ……………………………………….26
A Few Words About Copyrights ……………………………………….28
Submitting Your Projects To Magazines …………………………..…31 Self-Publishing Your Designs ……………………………………….…45
Introduction
Thank you for your purchase. I sincerely hope that you enjoy this volume of Profitable Crafts. Volume three of Profitable Crafts will be available May 15, 2004 and can be obtained at the following URL:
http://www.reprintrightsmarketing.com/maria/vol3.htmlVolume one of Profitable Crafts has already been released and be obtained at the following URL:
http://www.reprintrightsmarketing.com/maria/
I’m sure that you’ll find helpful tips, techniques and information throughout this manual, to help you maximize your profits from the sales of your own items that you create.
This volume of Profitable Crafts covers selling your products on consignment, and getting your projects published.
I’m sure you’ll find a lot of helpful information that will prove to increase your profits and keep you from making costly mistakes.
If you’ve ever wanted to submit your designs to national publications, then you’ll find that the submission process isn’t as complicated as some may make it out to be. I show you how to submit to publications the proper way to greatly increase your chances of having your design accepted.
You’ll find at the end of this manual, a quick step-by-step system that I use, that has been extremely profitable for me many times over, regarding self-publishing your own designs as well.
Once more, I hope that you enjoy this manual, and I would like to wish you many happy days of creating wonderful items for your home, craft shows and/or business.
Take Care And Keep A Smile, Maria Vowell
Exactly What Are Consignment Sales?
When selling your products on consignment, you basically retain ownership of your goods while offering a percentage of the sales from your products to the person selling your products for you.
There are many ways to sell on consignment, with the main one being where storeowners provide space in their stores for your products.
You don’t have to deal with consignment shops strictly. If you have a good product, that doesn’t take up too much space, you will find that a lot of regular type stores will also be more than happy to provide a little space for your wares in return for a percentage of the profits.
There are also a number of websites popping up online, where the site owners offer consignment sales. To place your wares on the sites, it’s usually as simple as submitting a photo of your product to the site owner, as well as your price, while coming to some sort of agreement that’s mutually beneficial for both you and the site owner.
We will not be covering online consignment sales in this volume of profitable crafts, but will instead cover offline consignment sales and how to approach storeowners properly, as well as provide tips and suggestions for the types of products you’d like to provide for sale.
It doesn’t matter what types of products you make, there is always several stores somewhere that will be more than happy to provide your products to their customers.

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