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Arts and Crafts for Kids ISSN : 2202-8102
Issue Six October 2013
Contents Page 3
Editors Desk
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Linkedin - Connect your Business
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When does your Hobby become a Business
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Work Life Balance
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Don’t be THAT business: Customer Service Philosophy
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Halloween Spooky Fun Crafts
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Partnership Marketing
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Where is your Local Market
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Frantic in the Kitchen with Sofia Christo -
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Catalogue
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Fairs & Trade Shows
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WAHP Published Advertising Rates
Your Inspiration at Home Consultant
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Editors Desk Welcome to our 6th issue of WAHP Published and just in time for Halloween. This issue is jammed pack full of interesting articles for your business and of course your family too.
This year is already shaping up as a busy one. Two new publications will be joining us.. We know that you each have specific target markets for your business. In each issue of WAHP Published we showcase many businesses. Kiddly Winks for business that cater to children and families.
We have some exciting news, WAHP Published Maazine has been assigned an ISSN number issued by the National Library of Australia. You can now see our new ISSN number on the front cover of each issue.
Many of you have already seen our two new Facebook pages. and both of these magazines will available to read very soon. Fit4U (health & fitness) will be out on 1st November and White Delight (bridal/wedding) will be out on 1st December. WE have more on the planning board. As you can see, it is exciting times happening here at WAHP HQ.
In this issue, Anna continues the Customer Service Series ‘Don’t be THAT business’. We have a bumper issue for you. Halloween is almost here and we have some fantastic crafts for the kids to enjoy.
As with all business, we have been working on making WAHP Published the best magazine for you. This means putting together articles that are important to YOU. Not just your business, but as work at home parents your family is a very big influence. Life can get very busy, so take a few moments to recharge your batteries and enjoy a good read.
Social media is a great tool to promote your business and this issue we explore how Linkedin can boost your brand. Linkedin is looking to surpass Facebook and Twitter or promoting your business. We would like to welcome Kirsten Bangs who has joined the team as our Advertising Manager. I won’t give too much of a spoiler alert here. Browse through and enjoy the range of articles on offer this issue.
Helen Dayman Editor WAHP Published
The magazine is now bi-monthly and there are exciting events coming up for WAHP Published, we are sure there are also many exciting times ahead for your business too. We would love to hear about them. We now have a Submissions section and we are very interested in receiving articles for future issues. Our Website www.wahppublished is in the process of getting a major revamp. The current and past issues are now all available to read directly on our website. No searching for links, ithey will be easy to find.
magazine for parents, babies and young children to our publication stable. The next issue of Kiddly Winks will be out in a few short weeks.
To contact the Editor editor@wahppublished.com
To submit an article submissions@wahppublished.com
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When does your Hobby become a BUSINESS Many creative businesses start off as hobbies. Sewing clothes for your own children, making jewellery, scrapbooking and card making, propagating and growing your own plants, the list goes on.
“Yikes... I am a business” If you have just discovered you are running a business and not just enjoying a hobby, you have two options.
Every hobby has the potential to be a successful business. Option 1 - take a few steps back and just enjoy your hobby, you don’t want the hassles of running a business.
Option 2 - Get organised, you have a business on the road to becoming successful. Register a business name, ABN and Tax File Number. Open a bank account in your business’ name and maybe a Website too.
Did you choose Option 2? Congratulations! But... when does a Hobby become a business?
I know you are starting to think ‘GST’. Not to worry. If you are just starting out, you don’t need to be registered for GST. Only businesses over a specific income/profit threshold need to worry about GST unless your customers are Council or Government.
A hobby is any regular activity or interest that is done for pleasure, typically, during one’s leisure time. By definition, if you are selling the product of Once your business grows and becomes successful, you your hobby, you then have the intention of being a may need to revisit the GST issue, but your Accountant will be able to advise you best. business. Intention and if you are going about your activity or Welcome to the world of small business and WAHPs. interest in a business-like manner is what defines If you would like some more tips on setting up and running ‘running a business’.
“Let’s take a closer look”
a small business. Visit www.wahppublished.com, select the Magazines menu option to see past issues and our series on ‘Starting a Business’.
A hobby is where the main return is enjoyment and not making an income or profit. You might be making pretty hair accessories for your children, family and friends. Yes you sell them, but there is no organisation. You make one and sell it ad hoc to a person you know well. Your hobby becomes a business when you get organised. Maybe you have an ebay or other online store, selling via your Facebook Page or at Markets. You have the intention to make an income or a profit.
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Don’t be THAT business:
Customer Service Philosophy Do you want to take your business to the next level? Do you want to satisfy your customers and build an excellent reputation for your business? A strong customer service philosophy is an essential tool in satisfying and keeping your customers. Here are some tips to create an exceptional customer service philosophy for your business:
What does your business stand for?
It’s important to have a clear understanding of the core values of your business. Does your company value honesty? Integrity? Teamwork? A distinct set of core values provides your business with a structure for success. It also helps differentiate your business from your competitors.
Staff member involvement
It is vital for your staff members to be involved in the development of your business. All staff must be aware of the reputation and image that you are trying to create. Educate your staff members on how to deal with Appreciate your staff customers in accordance with your core values. By treating your staff well, ensuring they get paid on time and offering praise and sales incentives it ensures your staff will not transfer negativity about your business to Make a great first impression your customers. You only get one chance to make an excellent first impression. The future of your business depends on it. Treat every customer with respect and politeness. Each Be consistent customer service experience has the ability to make or It is extremely important to be consistent with your break your company’s reputation. customer service policy. Customers will only return if your customer service is of a high quality every time they shop with you.
Change your viewpoint
Don’t be afraid to ask your staff members and customers for their opinions on how to improve your business; By creating a customer service policy you can Often staff members are consumers too and should be ensure that your customers are satisfied with your treated with the same respect that your customers are. business. Satisfied customers feel as though they
have received a great product and great service for a great price; it’s that simple!
Create a customer service policy
Write a strict policy about how phone calls and emails should be answered, especially returns and complaints. By having a plan on how to deal with difficult issues it will limit negative experiences for you, your staff and more importantly, your customers.
Written By Anna Holdsworth
Next Issue: Customer Service Standards
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Partnership Marketing Wouldn’t it be fantastic to rapidly expand We had a chat with a couple of WAHP businesses your brand exposure? Partnering up with who are doing just that. complementary businesses is working well for many WAHP businesses. Rachel Webb from Rachel’s Home Child Care Nanny Agency believes that partnering with Boost your business profile and brand exposure other businesses is a ‘wonderful idea’ and has through network and partnership marketing. proved very successful for her business. Rachel’s Is there a business that has a complementary business is based in Sydney, the Riveriena and product or service? Murray regions, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Of course there is. This is your opportunity to seek out businesses that you can work with in partnership to a common goal - increased brand exposure.
“We work with numerous other businesses, either to provide a service to them or to their clients. One example is for fitness groups and function centres, we offer a crèche.”
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Tiona Hall of In Loving Memory of Cash is What do you look for in a another WAHP business that is finding success Collaborative Business? with partnership marketing. A very new partnership with Ti Amo Bella Jewellery and A partnership with other business needs to Gasp Personalised Photo Gifts is already seeing be based upon an equal share of benefit to great results. all parties. A common theme such as Tiona’s partnership where each business is targeting “We all offer personalised products that are the same market, with personalised products suited to pregnancy and infant loss so our target while similar, also complementing each other. markets are very similar. I am even sharing a market stall with Ti Amo Bella Jewellery next Alternately, your partnerships could be built Saturday at The Handmade Expo in Ipswich. We upon a supply and demand focus as in Rachel’s also have a collaboration giveaway coming up business partnerships. Her business offers an on Facebook to celebrate our partnership.” add-on service to other business’ customers. Remember, the key word here is partnership. It is important that at the outset, all expectations of each business partner be understood fully.
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Frantic in the Kitchen With Sofia Christo - Your Inspiration at Home Consultant ID: 1745701
The range includes the very popular Dip Mixes in a huge variety of flavours, seasonings, rubs, infused extra virgin olive oils. There are delicious balsamic vinegars, couscous herb & spice blends and amazing salt & pepper dusts. Savoury & sweet Dukkah’s are most popular and for the dessert lovers there are chocolate powders, aromatic sugars & baking spices. Our Herbal teas are incredible too!
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The $59 Social Networking Kit My aim is to make cooking easier and tastier with less effort using the YIAH products and showing people that cooking delicious meals need not be hard labour. I will be showcasing the following products today : the Morroccan Marrakesh Bazaar, Louisiana Creole Dip Mix, The Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Powder and Chocolate Almond Dukkah. For product catalogue or to become a distributor please email all enquiries to sofiayiah@gmail.com .You can also peruse my website and shop: www.sofiachristopoulos.yourinspirationathome.com.au
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MY NUTS ABOUT ALMOND CAKE Ingredients - Serves 4 2 tablespoons YIAH Chocolate Almond Dukkah 2 tablespoons hot water 1/2 cup Natvia (or sugar of your choice) 4 eggs separated. 1/2 cup Bertolli Light in Taste Olive Oil 1/4 cup Almond spread (I used Macro Natural Almond spread) 3/4 cup plain flour 1/4 tsp cream of tartar 1 tsp bi-carbonate of soda 1/4 cup almond flakes 3/4 cup almond meal 1/4 cup slivered almonds 1 tablespoon honey I initially made this cake in mind for a layered dessert. Dipped cake in coffee layers of whipped cream and almonds. Since making it I realized it was more than that…a light flavoursome treat with coffee or tea. Smothered in something moist like whipped cream, melted chocolate or sugar syrup it is enhanced to another level. This recipe is really very versatile as the use of Bertolli Light tasting Olive Oil does not over power the other flavours.
Method 1. Pre-heat oven to 180 degrees celsius. Use a 20 cm spring form pan lined with baking paper ( I used a silicone pan sprayed with a little oil) 2. Beat egg yolks, sugar until creamy. Add almond butter, oil, bicarb, hot water and almond spread. Beat briefly until mixed. Add flours, beat for a further 30 seconds on low. 3. In a separate bowl beat the egg whites with cream of tartar until stiff peaks form. Fold the egg whites in 2 batches into the other prepared ingredients until just combined. 4. Pour into pan and bake for 30 – 40 minutes until golden and still slightly springy in the middle. Wait 10 minutes then transfer onto a wired rack to cool. Turn over onto plate when ready for presentation. 5. On a tray lined with baking paper add almonds and honey and toast “grill” until golden brown. Smother over cake. 6. If you are intending on keeping this cake for a few days I recommend you make a sugar syrup of half a cup sugar to half a cup water. Bring to the boil and simmer for ten minutes. 7. When the cake is removed from the oven pierce the cake with a skewer in many positions and immediately pour the sugar syrup over it to soak in. Then add the honey almonds on top and Sprinkle with YIAH Chocolate Almond Dukkah
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BERTOLLI NUTS ABOUT ALMONDS CAKE DESSERT IN A GLASS Ingredients - Serves 6 x 2 Cup capacity Glasses Half of‘My Nuts about Almond Cake, 4 tablespoons flaked almonds 500 ml Thickened cream PLUS Extra 100ml Thickened Cream 2 tablespoons YIAH Chocolate Raspberry Truffle powder 12 dark choc squares 1 cup hot water 2 tablespoons instant coffee
Method Use half of the ‘My Nuts about Almonds Cake’ for this delightful dessert. 1. A few days after baking this cake, I cut it into pieces and briefly dipped them into cooled cofee, layer by layer. Dissolve coffee in hot water and leave to cool. 2. Melt chocolate squares then add 100ml of thickeneed cream, stirring well to create a ganache like cosistency. 3. Place first layer of cake in glass and drizzle with the melted chocolate and cream ganache - don’t let it touch the glass or the chocolate will go hard). 4. Whip 500ml of thickened cream with YIAH Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Powder, into peaks and add a generous layer to the glass over the first cake layer.
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MOROCCAN MARAKESH BAZAAR CHICKEN AND VEGETABLES Ingredients 2 tsp YIAH Moroccan Marakesh Bazaar Spice Blend 1/2 tsp YIAH Louisianna Creole Dip Mix 2 large potatoes cut into half then half again 2 large carrots cut into approx. 3 cm pieces 1 sml seet potato cut into 4 cm pieces 1 onion diced 1 can crushed tomoates 2 cups chicken stock 2 tsp olive oil ( I used Bertolli Classico) 600g chicken breast, sliced 1 cup peas ( 1 cup water extra if needed during the course of cooking)
Method 1. Put 1 tsp oil in a deep saucepan (30cm) on medium heat and cook chicken until golden in 2 batches. Set aside. 2. Add the remaining oil, and cook onion (add salt) on low heat (about 5 minutes) until soft. 3. Add YIAH Moroccan Marakesh Bazaar Spice and YIAH Louisianna Creole Dip Mix. Stir until aromatic for 1 minute. 4. Add vegetables and chicken. 5. Stir in crushed tomatoes and stock. Stir until starting to bowl. Leave on a simmer and cover with a lid. Simmer for 45 minutes or until veggies are cooked, stirring occassionally and adding the water if needed. This meal is lovely and aromatic and one of my favourites as it is so easy.
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CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY CHOCOLATE POWDER SUGAR FREE COOKIES Ingredients 225g softened butter 1/2 cup NATVIA (stevia sugar substitute) 1 egg, lightly beaten 2 tablespoons YIAH Chocolate Raspberry Chocolate Powder 1 cup plain flour 1/4 cup cocoa powder 1/4 cup Almond Meal 1/4 cup 70% dark chocolate (or use sugar free chocolate if you like) approx. 2 tablespoons Chocolate Spread ( I used Sweet Williams 60% less sugar chocolate spread)
Method 1. Pre-heat oven to 190 degrees celsius. 2. Line 2 trays with baking paper. 3. Beat butter and sugar until creamy. Beat in the egg and mix in the other ingredients until combined. Stir in chopped chocolate. 4. Put mixture into the fridge for 10 minutes. 5. Spoon tablespoons of mixture and shape into balls. Space apart on lined baking trays. Use handle of a wooden spoon to make a hollow slight indentation in the centre. 6. Bake for 15 minutes. Leave to cool for 10 minutes then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. 7. Fill in the centre with the chocolate spread. These are rich indulgent cookies and great with a cup of coffee or tea. Note - Keep in air tight container for up to 3 days. Alternatively freeze the cookies unfilled between baking paper and wrap carefully and store in the deep freeze for up to a month and fill centres when defrosted.
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Are your Emails being READ?
Let’s Look at a Common Scenario You have stumbled upon a fantastic potential customer. This may have been a suggested post in your news feed on Facebook, Google search or even shared by a friend. You know that your business will be a great benefit to them. You know that if this potential customer knew about your business, they would definitely make a purchase. How do you communicate this without your message or email ending up in the spam folder or worse, deleted without even being read? You only get one shot to grab their attention, so think short, active and get your potential customer wanting to read more. Punchy Subject Lines Grab their attention! Think about your target Many people access their messages and emails customer… what key words will grab their via smartphones, so make your message easy attention. Spend an equal amount of time in to read. wording your subject line as the content of • Good use of Space your message. Turn “Visit my business” into • Dot Points “Great season specials at ABC Toys”. • Topic Headings No Nonsense Content You’re not sending an essay, so keep it short and to the point. What new ideas, solutions, products or specials are you offering? What benefits are there for your potential customer? Will it increase their sales as an add-on product or service? Target your audience. Keep your message easy to read. Use ‘plain Boost your email open rate by sending at the English’ and steer away from technical terms time your potential customer is most likely to or jargon unless your customer will understand open and read them. those terms. Think about when you check your emails. WHO - WHAT - WHERE - WHEN - HOW - WHY Studies have shown that the most effective email publishing times are from 1-2pm and These are the questions your reader wants to between 5-6pm. know.
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If you have had some previous contact with a potential customer, you can add in a little personal touch. Refer to a topic or conversation you may have had previously. Personalise your message with a “Dear Susan”. If you are suggesting that a sales person will follow up, then tell them who - “Graham from our Sales Team will…”. Never mislead your potential client. If you tell them Graham will be contacting them, then Graham must contact them in the timeframe you said. If you are offering a special, then honour it. Avoid spam blacklists and always tell it straight.
By following these easy steps, you will soon build a positive reputation and an increased response to future emails and messages. Experiment a little to find what works best for your business.
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Fairs & Trade Shows Are you already showcasing your products at local Markets? Why not expand your potential market base by displaying your products/services at a Industry Trade Show or Fair? As an exhibitor or a visitor - trade fairs, shows and Expos are great places to network and create good business relationships. You might even be able to forge some important marketing partnerships with other businesses. (see Partnership Marketing article on page 8)
Prices vary by size of stall and also by individual industry fairs. Keep in mind that booking deadlines for most Trade Shows are usually organised a few months in advance.
One of the main benefits for your business is the opportunity to meet large numbers of people in Getting that Face-to-Face contact with potential one place. customers and suppliers will raise awareness of your brand. Make the most of your time, by setting up appointments in advance so that you can focus Most industry sectors have a Trade Show or Fair on meeting those people most important for throughout Australia. Your products/services your business. will fit into at least one or more trade industry sectors. Remember, businesses attending a trade show or expo have been organised months in Trade shows/fairs may be run annually, bi- advance. The website of the Trade Show will annually or even monthly. They may be held usually have a list of exhibitors that you can use at a local level, regional, national or even to start making contacts well in advance. international. Look ahead now for Expos, Trade Fairs and The attraction to consumers attending a Trade Shows in your area for 2014. You can usually Fair is that there is so much on offer, depending find these via your local Chamber of Commerce on their interests. There are information or industry specific associations. activities - conferences, seminars, workshops and forums. You may find social and business networking You might be interested in attending one of activities too. these upcoming Trade Show/Fairs. But‌ the biggest opportunity for small business is the Exhibition area where stallholder/ businesses can display and showcase their products and services.
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TASMANIA 1st - 4th Nov Tasmania Craft Fair - Launceston 23rd Nov Hobart Gluten Free Expo - Hobart
NEW SOUTH WALES
QUEENSLAND 16th Oct Stylin Showcase - Indooroopilly, Brisbane 18th - 20th Oct Brisbane Retirement & Lifestyle Show 8th - 10th Nov Good Food and Wine Show Brisbane
19th Oct Rydges World Square Open Day Sydney 20th Oct Wedding Expos Australia - Penrith 30th Oct Long Reef Gold Club Wedding Expo Collaroy, Sydney 3rd Nov Wedding Expo Shires - Sydney 3rd Nov Central Coast’s Annual Wedding Expo Gosford
VICTORIA
22nd Oct Bram Leigh Bridal Expo - Croydon 25th - 27th Oct Parents, Babies and Childrens Expo - Melbourne 25th - 27th Oct Grand Designs Live - Melbourne 8th - 10th Nov Melbourne Bead Expo Melbourne 13th- 15th Nov China Clothing & Textiles Expo Melbourne 13th - 15th Nov Australian International SOUTH AUSTRALIA Sourcing Fair - Melbourne Permanent - The Australian Bridal Fair - Wayville, 14th - 17th Nov Taste of Melbourne - Melbourne Adelaide 15th - 17th MindBodySpirit Festival - Melbourne 18th - 20th Oct HIA Adelaide Home Show - 22nd - 24th Bendigo Food and Wine Expo Adelaide Bendigo 26th - 27th Oct Bridal Ideas Expo - Spring 23rd - 24th Australian Quilt Market - Melbourne 7th - 10th Nov Craft & Quilt Fair - Adelaide 22nd - 24th Nov Bowerbird Bazaar (Design Market) Adelaide 31st Nov - 1st Dec Xmas Craft & Gift Fair WESTERN AUSTRALIA Adelaide 8th - 10th Nov Hillarys Wellness Expo - Perth
Visit your local Chamber of Commerce Website to find Trade Fairs, Shows and Expos in your area.
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Connect Your Business Linkedin is a great way to promote your WAHP small Now it is time to expand your connections and network. business. Linkedin is one of the biggest networks, after Joining a Linkedin Group is a great way to expand your connections. These may be potential customers, people Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. in a similar industry or with common interests. While The difference between Linkedin and networking sites business-focussed, Linkedin is still a social network. like Facebook and Twitter, is that that Linkedin is a business-oriented social network. There are a wave of Finding the right group to join is important; choose a group changes occurring at Linkedin that will see it compete that is active. Choose a group that would include your target market. If your business sells children’s clothes, actively with other social networks. then join a parenting group. Be an active participant in Many people are tired of the spam, idle chatter that is groups you join, visit daily, comment and respond. synonymous with Facebook and Twitter. They are serious about their business. If you are too, then Linkedin might A Linkedin Group can form an active part of your marketing be a viable marketing and networking option for your strategy. Announce events, invite people to sign up/visit business. your website and even promote your products to the group. Your business might be the solution to a group members problem or meet a need. Get started with Linkedin If you are not already a member, you firstly need to go to You can also start your own groups on Linkedin. Of course the website - www.linkedin.com and create a login. Next as the originator, you become the source of knowledge, a step is to fully complete your profile. This information is person of authority. Not a bad place to be. what will get people to come and check you out.
What are the benefits of Linkedin for your business?
You are now ready to create a Linkedin Company Page for your business. You can do this from the resume section of your profile. You already have a Facebook business Gain exposure for your products - the search feature page - why do you need another one? allows others to find you, similar to Google search. Gain introductions - Linkedin business connections boost The difference between Facebook and Linkedin, is that your market reach - people you might under normal you can control the content that your potential customers circumstances, never have connected with. will see, unlike Facebook’s Edgerank algorithm that Display recommendations - show prospective customers controls what posts are seen. testimonials which increase your business credibility. Your Linkedin Company/Business page remains unchanged, unless you change it without compromising its intractability. Your visitors can click n tabs to access different sections of your page; it is like having your own mini-website. You can add rich media - videos, sound files and slides. Showcase your products under the ‘Products and Services’ tab. You are Linkedin to the network, so what to do next? Time to market your business and make some connections search for people you already know and connect with them first.
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Make Linkedin work for your business Post regular status updates Be an active participant in groups Send messages and invitations to your network and group members Answer questions There are infinite possibilities with proactive marketing of your business with Linkedin. Try it today and explore the vast Linkedin connective network. Links Linkedin Company Page Help http://help.linkedin.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/710
Work Life Balance Running a WAHP business can be hectic at times. Business is booming - orders are coming in thick and fast. Finding that balance between work and the rest of your life can be difficult at times.
Being a work at home parent, running your business from home can put a big strain on not just yourself, but the entire family unit. You work, eat, sleep, interact all in the same place.
Without a healthy work like balance, you will What do we mean about ‘rest of your life’. We lose your appetite and drive for your business. are talking about everything else that doesn’t Not to mention, the deterioration in your family and friend relationships. revolve around your business and work. Achieve a healthy Work Life Balance by -
- family - friends - hobbies - sport - relaxation
1. Setting routine work hours for your WAHP business. 2. Allocate family time with your spouse and children. 3. Make sure you spend time with friends in a social setting outside of the home/work environment. It sometimes seems as if you don’t have any 4. Don’t forget a little bit of ‘ME’ time too. time left after working at your business. Sound familiar?
“All work and no play, makes Jack a dull boy” This proverb more commonly means that without time off from work, a person becomes both bored and boring. Let’s pare it down to basics - just no fun at all.
It is fantastic to work for yourself, set your own hours and make an income off the sweat of But… the word dull can also mean blunt, your own brow. Without a balanced lifestyle without edge. Translate this to lacking in where every part of your life is enriched, then energy and enthusiasm, drained and stressed. the success and achievements can feel empty. Take time out, a few moments is all it takes to assess your lifestyle and ‘work life balance’. Make a few adjustments where it is needed most to ensure that you, your family and friends enjoy your new balanced lifestyle.
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HALLOWEEN Spooky Fun Crafts
Halloween Moon This Halloween moon is easy to do and lots of fun. You might need to help younger children with cutting out the bat shapes, but they will enjoy sticking them to their “moon”.
What You’ll Need: Silver card black paper Glue
Make It: 1 Cut a circle from silver card, using a large plate or similar as a template. 2. Cut out some bats from black paper, using our bat template. 3. Glue your bats so they are flying across the moon.
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Halloween Silhoette Painting Kids will enjoy the fun of silhouette painting. It is a clever way for kids of all ages to create a spooky Halloween picture.
What You’ll Need: Black paper Silver paint Our Halloween templates Scrap paper
Make It: 1. Fold the scrap paper in half and cut a semi-circle shape from the centre. 2. Open out the paper so you have a frame with a circle missing. 3. Lay this on top of the black paper. 4. Print and cut out the bat templates. . 5. Lay the template over the circle on the black paper. 6. With a thick paint brush, dab on silver paint. Hold the scrap paper and template still. 7. Peel away the scrap paper and template.
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Salt Dough Ghosts Bring out the Spooky Halloween Spirit in your home with these mini sprites. Great for party decorations or just for a little Halloween fun.
What You’ll Need: 1 cup flour 1 cup salt 1/2 cup water Bowl Wooden spoon Fine-point permanent black marker
Make It: 1. Combine the flour, salt, and water in a bowl. Stir the mixture with a wooden spoon until smooth 2. Divide the dough into 6 equal pieces and shape each into a ghost, flattening the base so it will stand up. 3. Microwave the ghosts on a plate one or two at a time for 20- to 30-second intervals until the dough is fairly firm (about 1 1/2 to 2 minutes in total). Let the ghosts cool (they can get quite hot). 4. Use a fine-point permanent black marker to draw on eyes and a mouth.
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Where is your Local Market?
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QLD Markets Creative Markets
Springwood
Last Sunday
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Farmers Mkt
Currumbin
Daintree Village Markets
Daintree
Every Day
All Welcome Redbank Saturday Market
Redbank Plains
2nd & 4th Saturdays
Darling Downs Farmers Market
Toowoomba
1st & 3rd Sunday
Atherton Market
Atherton
1st Saturday
Eagle Farm Market
Ascot
Every Sunday
Beaudesert Market
Beaudesert
1st Saturday
Every Sunday
Boonah Country Markets
Eagle Street Pier Craft & Deli Market
Boonah
3rd Sunday
Hamilton
2nd Sunday
Emu Park Lions Picnic Market
Emu Park
Boutique Markets Bowen Lions Market
Bowen
Every Sunday
Esk Saturday Market
Esk
Every Saturday
Bribie Island Markets at the Marina
Bribie Island
Every Saturday
Eumundi Pavillion Markets
Eumundi
Every Wed & Sat
Brisbane Marketplace Saturday Fresh Markets
Rocklea
Every Saturday
Evergreen North Lakes Market
North lakes
Every Saturday
Brisbane Marketplace Sunday Discovery Markets
Every Sunday
Redbank Plains
Every Friday
Rocklea
Farmers Market @ Redbank Plains
Burleigh Heads
Every Friday
Rocklea
Every Wednesday
Friday Night Lantern Markets
Gatton
2nd Saturday
New Farm
2nd & 4th Saturday
Gatton Community Markets
Every Sunday
Broadbeach
1st & 3rd Sunday
Gold Coast Turf Club Farmers Market
Bundall
Broadbeach Art & Craft Market
Brisbane
Bulcock Street Markets
Good Buy Baby Market
21 May, 30 July, 22 Oct
Caloundra
Every Sunday
Gordonvale
1st Saturday
Bundall – Farmers Market
Gordonvale Cottage Markets
Bundal
Every Sunday
Herberton Market
Herberton
3rd Sunday
Burdekin Junior Eisteddfod Markets
Ayr
2nd & 4th Sundays
Howard Market
Howard
1st Saturday
Burdekin Market traders Co-op
2nd & 4th Sundays
Imbil
Every Sunday
Ayr
Imbil Central Park Markets
Burleigh Heads Art & Craft Market
Burleigh Heads
Innot
2nd Sunday
Last Sunday
Innot Hot Springs Market
Burleigh Heads Farmers Market
Burleigh Heads
Every Saturday
Ipswich Showplace Markets
Ipswich
Every Sunday
Isis Flea Market
Childers
4th Saturday
Cameron Park Markets
Booval
3rd Saturday
Jimboomba Country Market
Jimboomba
3rd Saturday
Canon Hill Flea Market
Cannon Hill
Every Sunday
Kairi Market
Kairi
2nd Sunday
Canungra Village Market
Canungra
Last Sunday
Koala Markets
Hervey Bay
2nd,4th & 5th Sunday
Carrara Farmers Markets
Carrara
Friday
Kuranda Market
Kuranda
Every Wed, Thu, Fri & Sun
Carrara Markets
Carrara
Every Sat & Sun
Laidley Country Market
Laidley
4th Saturday
Chandler Markets
Chandler
Every Sunday
Laidley Street Market
Laidley
Every Friday
Chinchilla Visitor Information Centre Markets
Lantern Market
Every Friday
Chinchilla
3rd Sunday
Logan City Centre Market
Woodridge
Every Sunday
Cleveland Village Bayside Markets
Cleveland
Mackay City Centre Markets
Mackay
Every Sunday
Brisbane Marketplace Twilight Fresh Markets Brisbane Powerhouse Farmers Markets
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TASMANIA Markets
QLD Markets Cont.
Axeman’s Makers Market
Latrobe
Every Sunday
Baby & Kids Market
Hobart
Burnie Farmers Market
Burnie
1st & 3rd Saturday
Civic Homespun Market
Launceston
2nd & 4th Saturday
Collinsvale & District Makers & Growers Market
Hobart
Cygnet Market
Cygnet
1st & 3rd Sundays
Daisy Chains and Desert Boots Market
Burnie
1st Sunday
Deloraine Showgrounds Market
Deloraine
1st Saturday
Devenport Farmers Market
Devonport
2nd & 4th Saturday
Dodges Artisans & Farmers Market
Dodges Ferry
3rd Sunday
Mackay Victoria Street Market
Mackay
Every Sunday
Malanda Lions Market
Malanda
Maleny Art Craft & Collectables Market
Maleny
Every Sunday
Evandale Sunday Markets
Evandale
Every Sunday
Mareeba Market
Mareeba
2nd Saturday
Evandale Sunday Markets
Evandale
Every Sunday
Marina Mirage Farmers Markets
The Spit
Every Saturday
Farm Gate Market
Hobart
Every Sunday
Market On The Mountain
Nth Tamborine
Last Sunday
Harvest Launceston Community Farmers’ Market
Launceston
Every Saturday
Maryborough Heritage City Market
Maryborough
Every Thursday
Huon Valley Growers and Makers Market
Franklin
4th Sunday Sept-May
Mirani Markets
Mirani
3rd Sunday
Mt Molloy Market
Mt Molloy
1st Saturday
Kingston Rotary Sunday Market
Kingston
Every Sunday
Mudgeeraba Farmers Markets
Mudgeeraba
1st & 3rd Saturday
Launceston Esk Market
Launceston
Every Sunday
Mulgowie Farmers Market
Invermay
Every Sunday
Mulgowie
1st Saturday
Launceston Farmers Market Lilydale Village Market
Lilydale
2nd Sunday
Mummy Tree Markets
Toowoomba
Sunday
Margate Wednesday Community Market
Margate
Every Wednesday
Nanango Country Market
Nanango
1st Saturday
Nerang Markets
Nerang
Every Sunday
Meet the Producer Market
Lilydale
Every Sunday
Nobby Country Markets
Nobby
1st Saturday
Oatlands Mini Farmers Market
Oatlands
3rd Sunday
Noosa Farmers Markets
Noosaville
Every Sunday
Salamanca Market
Hobart
Every Saturday
Noosa Marina Markets
Tewantin
Every Sunday
Snug Market
Snug
Last Sunday
Northey Street Organic Market
Windsor
Every Saturday
The Huonville Market
Huonville
1st & 3rd Sunday
Northside Markets
Nundah
Every Sunday
The Market @ Franklin
Hobart
Last Sunday
The Market @ Penguin
Penguin
Every Sunday
The Nook Market
New Town
The Saturday Market
Mowbray
Saturday
Turners Beach Farm Gate Market
Turners Beach
Last Sunday
West Tamar Lions Club
West Tamar
1st Sunday
Winter Market @ Franklin
Franklin
4th Sunday
Wynyard Farmers Market
Wynyard
2nd & 4th Saturday
Nundah Farmers Markets Organic Gold Coast Farmers Market Oxley State School Craft Market and Carboot Sale
Nundah
Every Sunday
Miami
Every Sunday
Oxley
Last sunday in March, July and October
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WA Markets
NT Markets Darwin Night Market
Darwin
Every Day
Heavitree Gap Bush Markets
Alice Springs
2nd Sunday
Mindil Beach Sunset Market
Mindil Beach
Every Thur & Sun
Todd Mall Market
Alice Springs
SA Markets Enfield Plaza Market Emporium
Adelaide
Every Fri, Sat, Sun
Farmer’s Market @ Myponga Bank
Myponga
Every Sunday
Mallala Community Markets
Mallala
Marion’s Art and Craft Market
Morphettville
3rd Sunday
Market Square Adelaide
Adelaide
Every Sunday
Market Square Adelaide
Adelaide
Every Sunday
Meadows Country Market
Meadows
2nd Sunday
Mt Gambier Blue Lake Sunday Market
Mt Gambier
Every Sunday
Original Open Market
Christies Beach
1st & 3rd Sunday
Pooraka Sunday Market
Pooraka
Every Sunday
The Goumet Food & Farmers Market @ Myponga Bank
Myponga
Every Sunday
Waikerie Markets
Waikerie
Albany Farmers Market
Albany
Every Saturday
Boulder Markets
Boulder
3rd Sunday
Boyanup Farmers Market
Boyanup
4th Sunday
City Farm Perth Organic Growers Market
East Perth
Every Saturday
Dwellingup Country Craft Market
Dwellingup
Gascoyne Growers Markets
Carnarvon
Every Saturday May-October
Kalamunda Farmers Market
Kalamunda
Every Sunday
Kununurra Markets Inc.
Kununurra
Every Saturday
Manjimup Farmers Market
Manjimup
3rd Saturday
Margaret River Farmers Market
Margaret River
2nd Sunday
Midland Military Markets
Perth
Every Fri, Sat & Sun
Palmyra Western Farmers Market
Palmyra
Every Sunday
Perth Upmarket
Perth
Quartetly
Yanchep Sunday Markets
Yanchep
3rd Sunday
ACT Markets
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Boulevard Market
Canberra
Canberra Southside Farmers Market
Phillip
Every Sunday
Capital Region Farmers Markets
Canberra
Every Saturday
Ginninderra Village Markets
Gold Creek
4th Sunday
Gorman House Arts
Braddon
Every Saturday
Hall Markets
Hall
1st Sunday
Old Bus Depot Market
Kingston
Every Sunday
Tuggeranong Homestead Market
Tuggeranong
2nd Sunday
NSW Markets Aberdeen Market
Aberdeen
3rd Sunday
Albury/Wodonga Community Market
Albury
Every Sunday
Alstonville Community Market
Alstonville
2nd Sunday
Captains Flat
1st Saturday
Armidale PCYC Markets in the Mall
Captains Flat Country Market
Armidale
Last Sunday
Caringbah Markets
Caringbah
Last Sunday
Art & Design Market
Wollongong
Sunday
Faulconbridge
Sunday
Art Bazaar
Pokolbin
2nd Sunday
Celebrating Design Artisan Market
Avoca Beachside Markets
Channon Craft Market
The Channon
2nd Sunday
Avoca
4th Sunday
Chillingham Markets
Chillingham
2nd Sunday
Ballina Market
Ballina
3rd Sunday
Chinatown Night Market
Sydney
Every Friday
Bangalow Farmers Market
Bangalow
Every Saturday
Coastal Crafts Handmade Market
Albion Park Rail
4th Saturday
Banora Point Farmers Market
Banora Point
1st and 3rd Sunday
Coledale School market
Coledale
4th Sunday
Colo Vale Market
Colo Vale
4th Saturday
Como
2nd Sunday
Bathurst Artisan Markets
Bathurst
Como Craft & Antique Market
Bathurst Region Farmers Market
Bathurst
4th Saturday
Concord Hospital Volunteers Market
Concord
Every Thursday
Bathurst Showground Markets
Bathurst
2nd Sunday
Condobolin Community Markets
Condobolin
Beachside Farmers & Friends Markets
Kingscliff
Coolangatta Art & Craft Market
Coolangatta
2nd Sunday
Belmont Market
Belmont
Every Sunday
Billycart Markets
Narrabeen
Quarterly
Coonabarabran Craft & Local Produce Market
Coonabarabran
4th Sunday
Bilpin Market
Bilpin
Every Saturday
Cootamundra Market
Cootamundra
2nd Sunday
BJ Bazaar
Bondi Junction
Jamberoo
Last Sunday
Blackheath Craft Markets
Country Art & Craft Market
Blackheath
3rd Sunday
Croydon Market
Croydon
Blacktown Drive in Market
Every Sun & Mon
Blacktown
Every Sunday
Dalmeny
3rd Saturday
Blue Gum Rotary Market
Dalmeny Saturday Market by the Greens
Springwood
4th Saturday
Danks Street Markets
Waterloo
Every Sat & Sun
Blue Mountains Market
Katoomba
Last Sunday
Davistown Market
Davistown
Various
Bondi Beach Community Night Market
Bondi Beach
Tues, Fri & Sat
Dean Park Community Markets
Dean Park
Bondi Junction Organic Food & Farmers Markets
Drake Markets
Drake
Last Saturday
Bondi Junction
Dubbo Farmers Market
Dubbo
1st & 3rd Saturday
Bondi Markets
Bondi Beach
Every Sunday
Bowenfells Station Market
Dubbo
2nd Sunday
Lithgow
1st Saturday
Dubbo Showground Market
Branxton Lions Club Inc - Market Day
Gladstone
3rd Sunday
Branxton
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BullaBurra Markets
Bullaburra
1st Saturday
Engadine Lions Club Market
Engadine
1st Sunday
Bundanoon Village Market
Bundanoon
1st & 3rd Sunday
Erina Fair Art and Craft Market
Erina
1st Saturday
Bundeena Markets
Bundeena
1st Sunday
Ettalong Market
Ettalong
Every Sat & Sun
Bushland Shire Craft Fair
Hornsby
3rd & Last Sunday
Eveleigh Markets
Eveleigh
Fairfield Market
Fairfield
Every Saturday
Camden Craft Market
Camden
3rd Saturday
Fox Farmers Market
Sydney
Every Wednesday
30
NSW Markets Kirribilli Art & Design Markets
Kirribilli
2nd Sunday
Kirribilli Market
Milsons Point
4th Saturday
Kogarah Town Centre Markets
Kogarah
Every Day
Laurieton River Walk Market
Laurieton
3rd Sunday
Leura Market
Leura
1st Sunday
Lions Blue Mountains Markets
Katoomba
Last Sunday
Lions Club Heathcote Bush Market
Heathcote
1st Saturday
Lions Club Lawson Park Market
Mudgee
2nd Saturday
Little Masterpiece Handmade Markets
Camden
Little Tacker Market
Port Stephens
Quarterly
Lockies Bazaar
Leppington
2nd Saturday
Magpie Markets
Lawson
3rd Sunday
Maitland Fair
Maitland
1st Sunday
Mangrove Mountain Country Markets
Mangrove Mountain
Last Sunday
Manly Market Place
Manly
Every Sat & Sun
Medowie Markets
Medowie
2nd Saturday
Miller Square Markets
MILLER
Every Thursday
Milton Village Market
Milton
1st Saturday
Moama Village Craft Market
Moama
4th Sunday
Mona Vale Artisan Market
Mona Vale
2nd Saturday
Morisset Mega Market
Morisset
Every Sat & Sun
Gerringong Village Markets
Gerringong
3rd Saturday
Glebe Market
Glebe
Every Saturday
Glenbrook Village Craft Market
Glenbrook
1st Sunday
Glenreagh Country Markets
Glenreagh
Goulburn Market
Goulburn
1st Saturday
Goulburn Old Brewery Market
Goulburn
4th Saturday
Grafton Showground Markets
Grafton
3rd Saturday
Grand Bazaar
Prestons
Every Wed & Sun
Grantville Variety Market
Grantville
4th Sunday
Hamilton Family Markets
Newcastle
2nd & 4th Saturday
Handmade in the Hunter Markets
Pokolbin
2nd & 4th Saturday
Heritage Craft Fair
St Ives
1st Sunday
Hide & Seek
Kellyville
4th Sunday
Hills Living Markets
Castle Hill
4th Sunday
Hunter Valley Kids and Baby Market
Singleton
4th Sunday
Hurlstone Craft and Farmers Produce Markets
Glenfield
4th Saturday
Mosman Village Art & Craft Market
Spit Junction
1st Saturday
Hurstville Central Rooftop Market
Hurstville
Last Sat & Sun
Moss Vale Charity Market
Moss Vale
5th Saturday
Huskisson Market
Huskisson
2nd Sunday
Inverell Sapphire City Market
Mudgee
3rd Saturday
Inverell
3rd Sunday
Mudgee Fine Foods Farmers Market Mums & Bubs Market
Port Macquarie
2nd Saturday
Jindabyne Markets
Jindabyne
Every Saturday
Murrurundi
Last Sunday
Johns River Market
Johns River
2nd & 5th Saturday
Murrurundi Monthly Markets
Kangaroo Valley Village Markets
Murwillumbah
Kangaroo Valley
2nd Saturday
Murwillumbah Cottage Market
1st & 3rd Saturday
Katoomba Craft Market
Katoomba
2nd Sunday
Nabiac Farmers Market
Nabiac
Last Saturday
Kempsey Mall Markets
Kempsey
Every Thursday
Kempsey Showground Markets
Nambucca Heads
2nd Sunday
Kempsey
1st Saturday
Nambucca Heads Lions Club Charity Market
Kiama Seaside Market
Kiama
3rd Sunday
Narooma Rotary Market
Narooma
Kings Cross Rotary Sunday Markets
Potts Point
Every Sunday
Narrabeen Village Market
Narrabeen
3rd Sunday
Kingscliff Beachside Farmers & Friends Markets
Kingscliff
2nd & 4th Saturday
Newcastle City Farmers Market
Broadmeadow
Every Sunday
Kingsford Rotary Markets
Kingsford
Every Sunday
North Sydney Market
Nth Sydney
2nd Saturday
31
NSW Markets Cont. Surry Hills Market
Surry Hills
1st Saturday
Swansea Market
Swansea
4th Saturday
Sydney Opera House Market
Sydney
Every Sunday
Sydney Style Markets
Leichhardt
2nd & 3rd Sunday
The Artist Market In The Vines
Port Macquarie
4th Sunday
The Bluebird Artisan Market
Leura
Every Saturday
Haymarket
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
The Channon
1st & 2nd Sunday
Panania Village Market
Panania
2nd Saturday
The Channon Craft Market
Parklea Market
Parklea
The Dazzling Boutique Markets
Moorebank
3rd Saturday
Penrith Market
Penrith
Every Wednesday
Pittwater Market with Berry Reserve Market
Moore Park
Every Sunday
Nth Narrabeen
4th Saturday
The Entertainment Quarter Market
Point Clare Charity Markets
The Entrance
Every Sunday
Point Clare
Various
The Entrance Lions Club Market
Pomona
The Express Advocate, Noodle Market
Gosford
Pomona Country Markets
2nd & 4th Saturday
The Impact Markets
Erina
Last Saturday
Port Macquarie Arts Society Market
Port Macquarie
Every Sunday
The Rocks Market
Sydney
Every Fri, Sat & Sun
Port Stephens Market
Salt Ash
4th Saturday
The Schoolyard Markets
Berrima
2nd Sunday
Glebe
1st Sunday
Now & Then Markets
Wolli Creek
2nd Sunday
Orange Region Farmers Market
Orange
2nd Saturday
Ourimbah RSL Markets
Ourimbah
Various
Pacific Palms Community Market
Pacific Palms
Last Sunday
Paddys Market Flemmington
Flemington
Paddys Markets Haymarket
Queanbeyan Cottage Market
Queanbeyan
4th Sunday
The Sydney Collectibles & Antiques Fair
Queen Street Markets
Campbelltown
1st Saturday
The Village Markets
Lithgow
4th Sunday
Warners Bay
2nd Sunday
Rainbow Region Organic Market
Lismore
Every Tuesday
The Warners Bay Lions Club Community Markets
Revesby Craft Fair
Revesby
4th Saturday
Tocumwal Market
Tocumwal
2nd Saturday
Nelson Bay
2nd & 4th Sunday
Richmond Park Lions Market
Richmond
2nd Saturday
Tomaree Sports Complex Markets
Riverwood Car Boot Sale
Riverwood
3rd Saturday
Tomerong Village Market
Tomerong
3rd Saturday
Robertson Market
Robertson
2nd Sunday
Rooftop Market
Marrickville
Every Sunday
Tweed Heads PCYC Market
Tweed Heads
1st & 3rd Sunday
Rotary Club of Orange Sunday Market
Orange
Every Sunday
Ulladulla Como
Every Sunday 2nd Sunday
Rotary Market At Crows Nest
Crows Nest
Wauchope Wollongong
1st Saturday
Rozelle Market
Rozelle
Tue, Sat & Sun
Mount SydneyVictoria
2nd Sunday
Sacred Tree Markets
Branxton
3rd Sunday
Luddenham Williamtown
2nd Sunday Sunday 3rd
Salt Water Market
Swansea
1st Sunday
Shellharbour Village Market
Wallsend Windellama
Saturday 3rd Sunday
Shellharbour
Shoalhaven Greyhound Club Markets
Nowra
4th Sunday
Campbelltown Windsor Warnervale
2nd Sunday Every Sunday 3rd Saturday
South Sydney Industrial Markets
Wingham
1st Saturday
Alexandria
Every Sunday
Stroud Heritage Growers and Artisans Market
Wollongong
Stroud
4th Sunday
Wollongong Produce & Creative Traders Mkt
Waterfront Craft Market
Como
2nd Sunday
Wollongong Shopping Mall Market
Wollongong
Wauchope Community Markets
Wauchope
1st Saturday
Wollongong Weekend Market
Wollongong
Western Sydney Community Indoor Market
Sydney
Woodenbong Yowie Country Market
Woodenbong
Williamtown Craft Market
Williamtown
3rd Sunday
Woolgoolga
2nd Saturday
Windellama Hall Country Market
Woolgoolga Beach Market
Windellama
3rd Sunday
Wyee Markets
Wyee
2nd Saturday
Yanco Village Market
Yanco
Last Sunday
Yass Craft Market
Yass
3rd Saturday
Windsor Mall Craft Market
Windsor
Every Sunday
Wingham Showground Farmers Market
Wingham
1st Saturday
Ulladulla Coastal Patrol Waterfront Craft Market Market Wauchope Community University of Wollongong Markets Markets Western Sydney ComVic and Albert Market munity Indoor Market Vicary’s Winery Vineyard Williamtown Craft Market Fair Windellama Hall Country Wallsend Markets Market Waminda Craft Markets Windsor Mall Craft Warnies Market Community Markets Wingham Showground Farmers Market
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Colac Sunday Market
Colac
3rd Sunday
Main Street Market Mornington
Mornington
Collingwood Childrens’ Farmers’ Market
Abbotsford
2nd Saturday
Maldon Community Market
Maldon
2nd Sunday
Community Market Yarrawonga
Yarrawonga
3rd Sunday
Melbourne Show Grounds Market
Melbourne
Every Sunday
Cowes Market
Cowes
Every Sunday
Monkey Markets Eltham
Eltham
Various Sundays
Cranbourne Public Market
Cranbourne
1st Sunday
Monkey Markets Moorabbin
Moorabbin
Various Sundays
Mount Waverley Market
Mount Waverley
2nd Sunday
Murrabit Country Market
Murrabit
1st Saturday
VIC Markets Acorn Community Market
Melbourne
Creations At CanterburyCraft Market
Canterbury
Akoonah Park Market
Berwick
Every Sunday
Dandenong Market
Dandenong
Every Tue, Fri & Sat
Alexandra Produce & Craft Market
Alexandra
3rd Saturday
Daylesford Mill Markets
Daylesford
Every Day
Nagambie Lakes Community Market
Nagambie
1st Saturday
Altona Beach Market
Altona Beach
Every Tuesday
Daylesford Sunday Market
Daylesford
Every Sunday
Numurkah Lions Broken Creek Market
Numurkah
3rd Saturday
Babushka Moo Markets
Melbourne
Various Dates
Burwood
Every Mon, Tue & Wed
Nunawading Market
Nunawading
4th Sunday
Baccus Marsh Country Craft Market
Bacchus Marsh
2nd Thursday
Deakin University Market Burwood Campus Doongala Trade Market
Montrose
Ballarat Lakeside Farmers Market
Ballarat
1st & 4th Sat
Dromana Drive In Sunday Market
Dromana
Every Sunday
Bank Street Market
South Melbourne
3rd Saturday
Drysdale Community Market
Drysdale
3rd Sunday
Beaufort Market
Beaufort
1st Saturday
Eaglehawk Lions Lakeside Market
Eaglehawk
3rd Saturday
Bendigo Prince of Wales Showground
Bendigo
Balnarring
Bentleigh Rotary Sunday Market
Bentleigh
Every Sunday
3rd Saturday Oct - Apr
Berwick Akoonah Park Market
Every Sunday
Fairfield
Berwick
Fairfiels Farmers Market
3rd Saturday
Bittern Country Market
Every Sunday
Fairhaven
Bittern
Fairhaven’s Davistown RSL Markets
Blackburn Station Art & Craft Market
2nd Saturday
Frankston Sunday Market
Frankston
Blackburn
Every Sunday
St Kilda Esplanade Market
St Kilda
Every Sunday
Boronia Sunday Craft Market
Garfield Variety Market
Garfield
Boronia
Every Sunday
Last Sunday
Sunbury Craft Market
Sunbury
1st Saturday
Boroondara Farmers Market
East Hawthorn
3rd Saturday
Geelong Greyhounds Sat Community Market
Beckley Park
Every Saturday
Sunday Market at the Arts Centre
Southgate
Every Sunday
Bundoora Park Farmers Market
Bundoora
1st Saturday
Geelong Mill Markets
North Geelong
Every Day
Sunday Market Bazaar
St Arnaud
Last Sunday
Buninyong Country Market
Buninyong
1st Sunday
Geelong Showgrounds Market
Geelong East
Every Sunday
Swan Hill Community Market
Swan Hill
2nd Saturday
Gembrook Market
Gembrook
4th Sunday
Taralye Children’s Market
Blackburn
Saturdays
Gisborne “Olde Time” Craft Market
Gisborne
1st Sunday
The Childrens Market - Bendigo
Bendigo
Saturday
Caledonian Art, Craft & Produce Market Camberwell Rotary Market
Ballarat Camberwell
1st Sunday Every Sunday
Emu Plains Market
Nyora Craft & Produce Market Prahran Market Oakleigh Rotary Market Queen Victoria Ocean Grove Craft Market & Produce Market Riverbank Art & Peninsular Mill Craft Market Romsey Craft Piazza Italia MarMarket ket - On Lygon Rotary Club Village Pipeworks Market Market Shirt and Skirts Point Cook ComMarket munity Market South Melbourne Market
Nyora South Yarra Oakleigh Melbourne Ocean Grove Wangaratta Seaford Romsey Carlton Mount WaCampbellfield verly Abbotsford Point Cook South Melbourne
3rd Saturday Every Sunday Every Thu, Fri, Sat, 1st SunSun day 4th Sun day 2nd Sun3rd Sunday day Every Sat & Sun 3rd Sun1st Sunday day
Gravel Hill Market
Bendigo
2nd Saturday
The Designer Craft Market @ Buninyong
Buninyong
Every Saturday
Healesville Community Market
Healesville
1st Sunday
The Esplanade Market, St Kilda
St Kilda
Every Sunday
Indie Market Place
Box Hill
2nd Saturday
The Substation Artists Market
Newport
1st Saturday
Campbellfield
Every Fri, Sat & Sun
Caribbean Gardens Market
Scoresby
Every Wed, Fri & Sun
Caroline Springs Community Market
Caroline Springs
2nd Sunday
Kensington Arts and Craft Market
Melbourne
4th Saturday
Thomastown
Every Saturday
Every Sunday
Ceres Market
Brunswick East
Thomastown Market
Kids Market Central Victoria
Echuca
Every Saturday
Surrey Hills
Chelsea RSL Indoor Market
3rd Saturday
Chelsea
3rd Sunday
Treasures@Trinity Craft Market
Kingsbury Drive Community Market
Bundoora
Every Sunday
Cheltenham Rotary Market
Upper Ferntree Gully Market
Upper Ferntree Gully
Every Sat & Sun
Cheltenham
Koowee Community Market
Koo Wee Rup
1st Sunday
Warrandyte
3rd Saturday
Latrobe Country Markets
1st Saturday
Morwell
Every Sunday
Warrandyte Community Craft Market
Laverton Rubble & Riches Market
Every Sat & Sun
Warrnambool Weekly Market
Warrnambool
Laverton
Wesley Hill Market
Castlemaine
Lancefield
4th Saturday
Every Saturday
Whittlesea Market
Whittlesea
St Kilda
Every Sunday
3rd Saturday
Yarra Valley Farmers Market
Yering
3rd Sunday
Yerambooee Community Market
Hoppers Crossing
3rd Saturday
Campbellfield Market
Cherished Once More Baby & Childrens Mkt
Ferntree Gully
Coburg Trash & Treasure Market
Coburg
Colac Sunday Market
Colac
Every Sunday 3rd Sunday
Collingwood Childrens’ Farmers’ Market
Abbotsford
2nd Saturday
Community Market Yarrawonga
Yarrawonga
3rd Sunday
Little Treasures Indoor Craft Market Living Art Market Main Street Market Mornington
Mornington
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Individually stamped by hand on to either - brown craft card stock, white linen card stock or matte white card stock. Available in packs of 10 ($6.95) or just single ($0.95) + p/h...pre tied with natural brown hemp twine is an optional extra www.facebook.com/pages/mchelle-parker
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Letter from Santa Claus Is there a better surprise for children & grand children or a more special way to begin a Christmas tradition or for a baby’s first Christmas, than personalised letters from Santa?
$10 for a digital file to be sent to your email with your personalised letter from ‘Santa’, to that special little someone, for you to print out in your own home....easy! www.facebook.com/pages/mchelle-parker
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Editorial $100 Includes: Two page spread, written article on one full page with the accompanied page used for images and/or adverts. Editorials will be listed in the website and Facebook fan page as featured sponsors. Limited editorial spaces are available each month. Advert
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$50
$140
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105mm x 140mm
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92.5mm x 55mm
Terms and Conditions Design Fee: If you require your ad to be designed by one of our designers a fee of $40 will be charged. Deadline: All payments and full designed ads must be received by the 7th of each month to ensure publication on the 15th of that month. Payment: Payment is to be paid through PayPal with a PayPal account or credit/debit card. Cancellations: Cancellations must be received in writing before the deadline date. All refunded monies will be processed with PayPal. Any cancellations made after the deadline date cannot be refunded. Consecutive Months Discount: Only the one advert is to be used for consecutive month discounts, the advert cannot be changed month to month. Payment: An invoice will be sent via PayPal which can be paid with a credit/debit card or PayPal account. Payments must be made by publishing deadlines each month to appear in that months magazine (the 7th for magazine and the 21st for catalogue listings).
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