Do what you love, by becoming a Stampin' up! demonstartor. It's easier than you think...
Every new Stampin’ Up! demonstrator can create a customised Starter Kit for just £99. This is just one of the ways Stampin’ Up! is demonstrating the My Way philosophy of doing business—by making the Starter Kit completely customisable.
The Starer Kit is designed to help you get your business off the the best possible start. It includes all the business supplies you need, along with a selection of Stampin' up! products to get you started. The kit is fully customisable so you can choose which ever products best suit your style. The choice is yours, choose up to £130 worth of current products to create the kit that completely suits you. What ever kind of business you want to run you will be fully supported by myself and stampin' up.
Once you've bought your kit you will have Active Demonstrator status which entitles you to:
A massive 30% discount on your first order* if you spend £150 or more
20% discount on the rest of your orders
Free subscription to the SU Impressions Magazine
Opportunities to earn free stamp sets
Access to the demonstrator website with all its fantastic resources
Previews of new products and catalogues
Invitations to demonstrator-only promotions and events
The chance to go to the annual convention
The opportunity, if you wish, to attend monthly, quarterly and regional training events
Once you've bought your Starter Kit you don't actually have to do another thing if you don't want to! But if you want to keep your Active Demonstrator status, you will need to make minimum sales of £225 net per quarter. Some people cover this with their own orders, with occasional orders from friends and family. Some take it a step further by setting up classes and workshops and increasing orders that way, while others make Stampin' Up a full-time career focus.
People join Stampin' Up for many different reasons. What kind of demonstrator would you be?
Discount demonstrator: Buys discounted stamps and supplies for personal use and occasionally sells to family and friends.
Short-term demonstrator: Works to earn a specific amount of money and stops when the goal is reached.
Hobby demonstrator: Enjoys running workshops and classes and earning extra money when it's convenient; works a lot some months and very little or not at all at other times.
Seasonal demonstrator: Works hard running workshops during September, October and November and maintains minimal sales during the rest of the year.
Stay-at-home mum demonstrator: Runs her business around her family commitments, doing workshops a few nights a month to make extra money.
Career demonstrator: Views Stampin' Up as a viable business with long-term career potential; is ambitious to move up the career ladder and works consistently at her business.
So, you can see, Stampin' Up is as individual as you are!
When you join my team, I am always supportive of the way you choose to be a demonstrator and will never pressurise you into doing anything you don't want to do. I take my role as your upline very seriously and, whether you've joined to pursue your hobby or develop a thriving business, I'm always on the end of a phone or computer to give advice and help.
Signing up is now even easier! Click the link below to sign up now...
https://ida.stampinup.com?demoid=5003952
FAQ’s About Being A Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator
FAQ’s About Being A Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator
1. What are the minimum sales requirements?
You only need to submit £225 in sales per quarter. That is less than an average Stampin’ Up!® workshop!
Also, you can submit your sales in any increment you wish and still receive your 20 percent discount and
commission.
2. What if I want to do this as a hobby and not necessarily a business?
Stampin’ Up! supports all demonstrators, no matter their goals or the level at which they choose to run
their business. If you choose not to hold workshops, you can simply place your own orders and/or
collect orders from family and friends to equal the £225 quarterly sales minimum.
3. Can I be my own hostess?
Yes, you can be your own hostess anytime you want. Invite your family and friends into your home and
have a workshop. You will be the hostess, receiving the hostess benefits, as well as the demonstrator,
receiving your instant income and commission.
4. How much does it cost to get started as a demonstrator?
The Starter Kit is only £99, and is fully customisable. You choose up to £130 worth of any current
Stampin’ Up! products and you will also receive a business supplies pack, containing materials you need
to run your business (valued at £45).
5. How can I make money as a demonstrator?
You can earn money in three ways: instant income (20 percent of each order), monthly volume rebates
(3–15 percent of total sales), and monthly downline override commissions (2–6.5 percent of your
recruits’ sales).
6. Do I have to recruit other demonstrators?
No. If you were to recruit demonstrators, you would be paid override commissions on your downline’s
sales, but this is a perk, not a requirement.
7. Where will I get project ideas for my workshops? What kind of training can I expect?
Stampin’ Up! provides dozens of training resources filled with project ideas and tips to help you run
every aspect of your business, including a monthly publication called Impressions®, Demonstrator
Support agents, a demonstrator-only website, hundreds of samples, annual and seasonal catalogues, a
training DVD, the Demonstrator Manual, and a Product Guide.
8. Is Stampin’ Up! a well-known, respected company?
Since 1988, Stampin’ Up! has been selling rubber stamps and paper-crafting supplies. In that time, not
only have we won industry awards and accolades, but also the loyalty and admiration of demonstrators
and customers alike. And that is a trend that we work hard to maintain. You can rest assured that the
reputation of Stampin’ Up! will only continue to improve!
9. What if I decide that I don’t like it once I’ve started? Will I be penalised if I quit?
You may choose to stop at anytime, and you will not be penalised. You simply stop placing orders.
However, there are many benefits to remaining an active demonstrator.
