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Why join Stampin' Up!?

What if being creative was your job?? It can be!

I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't help you maximize your Stampin' Up! value. For $135, you get to create a completely customized starter kit to match your creativity! The starter kit comes with $165 worth of Stampin' Up products of your choice, and a business supply pack, which includes current catalogues to share with your family and friends. The starter kit also includes tax and shipping.

Demonstrator types

Everyone's reasons for joining are different. Some want to run it as a business, and earn extra income, or have it be their full-time job. Others join for the love of crafting, sense of community, and a discount on their supplies.

Kitnapper demonstrators want the deal of a kit, either the regular starter kit, or when Stampin' Up! offers special joining perks.

Hobby demonstrators like getting the discount for their personal use, and may run the occasional class, or have friends and family who order from time to time.

Business demonstrators are interested in earning an income, either from classes or sales. Small goals, or big goals- how you run your business is up to you!

Career demonstrators want to do Stampin' Up! full-time and want the long-term vision of moving up the raking ladder. The higher up you go, the greater your earning potential. 

Pick your starter kit now!

Demonstrator perks

  • Get 20% (Bronze level) to 25% (Bronze elite and above) off all Stampin' Up! products.
  • Earn additional income based on your sales and recruiting--just how much extra income is up to you.
  • Set your own schedule and put in as much (or as little) time as you’d like.
  • Get support through online training resources, events, and a demonstrator-only online community with thousands of project ideas.
  • Access to regular promotions, giving you an opportunity to contact customers.
  • Opportunity to earn incentive trips.
  • Chance to learn creative tips and techniques, share ideas, and come into contact with new friends who love papercrafting as much as you do! 
  • Sell approximately $400 each quarter to maintain you demonstrator status. However, if you don't, there's no penalty if you drop. 
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 Benefits of being part of my team
  • Access to a team-only Facebook page where we share tips, ideas, and host training materials.
  • Random thank you and recognition gifts from time to time
  • Free access to my online or in-person classes, and a discount when you'd like to get the class materials
  • As much coaching/training that you'd like- I am here to help you, as much as you need. 


 

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