How to Start a Santa Letter Business

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How to Start a Santa Letter Business By Nicole Dean

Money is tight in a lot of families right now. Everywhere, women are trying to think of ideas to make money to help bring in a little extra income. You don't want to fall for a scam but you do want something that is easy to do and still have time for your kids. There are a lot of legitimate businesses available, although it can oftentimes be hard to find them. Starting a Santa letter business may be just what you're looking for. What is a Santa Letter Business? Every year, children all over the globe write letters to Santa and don't get a response. Your Santa Letter business could change all of that. A mom, dad or grandparent pays a fee and the child receives a custom-written letter -- written just for them by Santa. You earn money and spread smiles to children at the same time. Not too shabby. How much do I have to Invest in Equipment and Supplies? There isn't a lot of equipment needed to start your Santa Letter Business. All you need is a computer, some Christmas stationery, a printer and some way to collect orders (a website or post office box). What Skills Do I Need to Succeed at This Business? You'll want to be comfortable on the computer, have good reading and typing skills, and have a good command of the English language. Beyond that, just love children. How Much Should I Charge? Parents want their children to be happy and to encourage the magic of Christmas as long as they can. It's not unusual for Santa letter businesses to charge as much as $10 per letter. Of course, you may be able to find them cheaper online, but the quality of the letter leaves much to be desired. Deliver great quality and command a better price. Think about what you would be willing to spend to have a personalized letter sent to your child from "Santa" and that will give you a good starting point for the price. Factor in your costs - stationary,
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postage, and printer ink - then add a little to the price of the letter to help pay for those items. (How about including an autographed photo of Santa for a few extra dollars to earn more per customer.) Use Creative Marketing Ideas. Don't wait too long to start advertising your new business. In fact, if you haven't started by the first week of November, you may have waited too late. Sell letters from Santa on auction sites. You can also create order forms that can be given to schools and preschools to send home to parents. Consider creating a website. It can be a simple one page site with your contact information and an order form. Send out postcards to people in your hometown, or put up fliers in local businesses. Set up your computer in a booth at a Christmas craft show and have letters made on the spot for parents and grandparents to take with them. These are just a few ways to spread the word about your Santa Letter Business. The other fantastic thing about this type of business is that it oftentimes teaches just enough skills to open doors to more online business opportunities. A Custom Santa letter business is a fun business to start with a minimum of money and equipment. Get step-by-step help, download letter templates and more, by visiting http://www.JustAddSweat.com today.

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Fun Christmas Activities To Do With The Kids By Susanne Myers

Waiting for Santa to get here can be quite a challenge for a kid. The days in December until the 25th seem to go on forever. Make the waiting a little easier this year. Here are some fun Christmas Activities you can do with your kids all through December. Make Getting The Christmas Tree A Family Affair Go out and pick a Christmas tree with the kids. You can go to one of the many Christmas tree lots and let the kids help you pick out the perfect tree. Or you can even go out and cut your own tree. Many state forests have special areas that are grown just for Christmas trees and you can go out and cut your own. Of course there are also commercial Christmas tree lots that will let you cut a tree. There’s nothing more fun than to spend a winter afternoon of stomping through the woods finding the tree that’s just right. Let Your Child Throw A Christmas Party Arrange for a simple little Christmas party for the kids Just have your child invite a few of his or her closest friends. Turn on some Christmas music, set out some cookies and fix some hot chocolate. You can even make a simple little Christmas craft with the kids that they can take home with them. Christmas Cards Made By The Kids You don’t have to be the only one writing Christmas cards to friends and family members. Get the kids to make the cards for you. All you need is some construction paper as well as crayons or markers. Give them some Christmas stickers to add and the cards are ready. Recipients will love getting these handmade cards from the kids in the mail. A Letter For Santa Children love to write a letter to Santa. Ask younger kids what they would like to tell Santa and then have them draw or color a special picture for him to include with the letter you are writing for them. School-aged kids can write their own letter and of course include a picture for Santa as well. Put the letter and picture in an envelope, and stick it in the mailbox. Just take it back out before the mailman gets there. Of course your kids should receive a response from Santa. You can write your own on some holiday paper, or use one of the many Santa letter services out there. Here’s one I have used in the past and have been very happy with: http://www.kinderinfo.com/santa-letter.htm Susanne Myers is the owner of http://Kinderinfo.com a site for parents and kids with Christmas Crafts For Kids at http://www.kinderinfo.com/christmas For more Christmas crafts and ideas visit http://www.waitingforxmas.com and sign up to have crafts, activities and recipes delivered by email.

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