Sunday, October 23, 2011
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Wholesale Mania!

Time to venture into the world of wholesale! I've had a toe or two in that pool in the past few months, but I'm jumping in now. CANNONBALL! I am really working hard to make Stuck Together Magnets my full time job. The Etsy shop has had a successful year and now this new expansion into brick and mortar stores will bring me full circle.
If you are a boutique owner, check out that link to the right to see the new wholesale packages.
Peace, love and magnets!
Wendy
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Excited about my new magnetic necklace!
Just listed this necklace today and I am so excited! I think this will be a big hit come Christmas. I have done magnetic necklaces in smaller sets, but this one is so much better than anything I have put together before. I have the best time making new stuff and keeping the shop fresh. Visit http://www.stucktogethermagnets.com to check it all out.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
And the winner is....
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Giveaway! Win These Adorable Owl Magnets!
It's that time again! I am giving away this adorable set of owl magnets to one lucky winner on Saturday, May 21. This set contains 8 one-inch circle magnets. They are colorful, fun and super strong!
* Open to residents of US and Canada only.
* Enter up to 11 times using the methods described below.
* Each entry needs to be a separate comment to this post (so I can keep track).
* Winner will be generated randomly on 5/21/2011.
* Winner will be contacted via email (or other method of your choice), so please remember to include contact info in your comments.
How to Enter:
Each of the following will grant you entry into the drawing for these owl magnets:
1. One entry - visit my Etsy shop and comment to this post with your favorite item.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/StuckTogether
2. One entry - Follow this blog and comment on this post letting me know you did.
2. One entry - Become a Fan of Stuck Together Magnets on Facebook and comment on this post letting me know you did. http://www.facebook.com/StuckTogether
3. Two entries - Post a status about this giveaway on your own Facebook page and comment on this post letting me know you did.
4. Two entries - Tweet about this giveaway and post the link to the tweet.
5. Two entries - Blog about this giveaway and post a comment letting me know you did.
6. Three entries - Sign up for the Stuck Together mailing list via that little window that drops in on my blog or by emailing me at stuck.together@hotmail.com.
So you can enter 11 times if you do all these things! Please remember to provide some kind of contact info so I can let you know you won. Good luck!
Peace, love and magnets!
Wendy
Sunday, April 17, 2011
The Importance of Goals

Most people in the creative business have goals of some kind. You want to have a successful shop, daily sales, make a profit and build a customer base. These are all awesome goals and each very valuable in developing a successful creative business. Goals provide guidance and accountability and help our businesses grow when they are met. What does it take to win this game and get everything that we want?
Here are a few easy steps to help you use goals to maximize your creative business potential everyday:
1. Don't Overdo It
One of the most common mistakes when setting goals is to set too many for yourself. An impossible and unattainable number. I have seen many people make daily "to do" lists that are a mile long. How can anyone complete that many tasks in one day? The first step in maximizing your goals is to decide which are priority and which will get your the most return for your time and effort. There is a lot of discussion about how many daily goals are the "right" number of daily goals. I think that all depends on your schedule and work ethic. Let's say that somewhere between 4 and 7 daily goals would be attainable and reasonable.
2. Write Them Down
This seems silly sometimes, but writing your daily goals on paper is a very powerful thing. A written list creates a tangible accountability for what you have planned. It is concrete and you can't stuff it in the back of your mind like we often do with daily planned tasks that go unfinished. Your subconscious will thank you!
3. Scale Your Goals to Fit Your Stage
Make a point to set goals for yourself that are attainable within the current progression of your creative business. These daily goals should be task driven and correspond to your stage of business. Setting lofty long term goals is great, but writing them on a to do list everyday can become defeating. Keep it relative so you can be successful.
4. Answer All of the Questions
Setting a goals answers the "what" question. A goal is a statement of WHAT you want to do. Do not forget to answer the "how" "when" and "why" questions. These are just as important and you will find that asking these additional questions will make the goal itself much easier to achieve. If you are honest with your answers, and only goals you will be focusing on are ones that are going to bring you progress in a reasonable amount of time.
Good luck!!
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