Thursday, October 28, 2010
Etsy
Business is slow but finding time when you are a home/mom based business is hard to do sometimes.
There always seems to be something to do and no time to do it.
At this time I don't have embroidered items on Etsy.
Instead I chose to post some of the NEW stock I have left over from custom embroidery jobs
that I did and over ordered.
These blanks are perfect for embellishment.
They will make great gifts for birthdays or Christmas.
Since it is Thursday and I usually post on Thankful Thursday let me say now that I am
so thankful to have known the women of SuperWAHMz for so many year. You are awesome.
I am Blessed for sure to have you in my life.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Comfy Cozy review by snickersncream:)
http://tinyurl.com/27va8vw
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Are you a SuperWAHMz, too?
Are you a WAHM?
Do you blog about it?
Here is your chance to tell the world that you are a work at home mom!
From now until midnight October 21, 2010 you can link to your blog here. From the entries, we'll select our 3 favorite WAHM bloggers to interview on SuperWAHMz!
Be sure to follow this blog so you can read the interviews!!
ACTION STEPS:
- LINK TO YOUR BLOG, NOT YOUR WEBSITE
- FOLLOW SUPERWAHMZ
- CONTEST ENDS 10/21/10
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Comfy Cozy #168 in Contest!!
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Martha Stewart - Dreamers
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
DIY Market Research
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Work Smarter - Closing the Sale.
| Work Smarter... | |
By learning the 4 D’s of closing the sale.
Fortunately, mastering the sales process isn’t really that hard once you break it down into these four simple stages from Inc.com. Discovery. The first thing you need to do is to make sure the potential client is likely to benefit from your product or services. That means you really need to know who your target audience is and what it is they want. Diagnosis. Then you need to be able to help the client see the problems (or pain points) inherent in their current situation. People are pleasure-seeking creatures. If they recognize a situation is uncomfortable, it’s natural for them to want to fix it or make it better. Design. Once someone is interested in making an improvement, your job is to show them how your product or service is designed to help. Get the potential client to envision how much better off they’ll be once they’ve dealt with this issue (with your help, of course!). Delivery. By now, the potential client is on the verge of committing, and the last action you need to “seal the deal” is to show her exactly how what you have to offer will be THE answer. There are many ways to do demonstrate your abilities, such as a formal presentation, before and after photos or a free trial. Be creative, and be confident! |