Here is an email I sent out to the Craft Business List just a few minutes ago. It’s about the soapmaking guru interview I completd late Monday night. It’s up on the Internet, and here are the details for downloading the complete FREE interview…

The soapmaking interview with Jon Martin is up and ready for you to listen. Here’s all you need to do:

1. Go to www.craftbusinessguide.com/soapmaking.htm
2. Enter your name and email and hit “Submit”
3. Listen to the interview by clicking the link

That’s it!

Why am I making you enter your name and email? Two reasons…

• I want to see how many people on this list are interested in soapmaking to decide if I come out with a soapmaking business resource for the Craft Business List
• You will also be registered for Jon’s soapmaking fun list so you get his great soapmaking tips and tricks. And don’t worry… Jon has the same philosophy about SPAM as I do – we both hate it and you can unsubscribe from his list anytime.

QUICK NOTE… Yes, there will be a special offer on the page where you get the interview. BUT… You do NOT have to purchase anything.
If you’re interested in soapmaking at all, the offer is for Jon’s Cold Process Soapmaking Guide. I think it’s the best available and I am willing to back it up with some special bonuses of my own.

But if you don’t want to purchase, you do NOT have to. Please don’t feel any pressure. The offer is more of a special holiday deal (and when you go to the interview page, you’ll see why).

So, here’s the link for the interview again:

http://www.craftbusinessguide.com/soapmaking.htm

Happy Crafting!

Chuck

P.S. Even if you’re only curious about soapmaking, it’s worth the time to check out the interview and also the special offer at:

http://www.craftbusinessguide.com/soapmaking.htm

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OK… I might be overdoing it with the soapmaking information, but I just got off the phone with a guy who has a great soapmaking resource that I’ve been reviewing. I’m about half way through it, and so far the information has been excellent. And, he’s the guy I’ll be interviewing some time this weekend or on Monday evening. I’ll keep you posted when the interview is available (for free of course).

But first, I wanted to share some soapmaking resources with you. Since I’ve been researching the Internet for soapmaking information, I figured I might as well let you benefit from my research. So here’s my top 5 soapmaking sites offering free information:

• Soapmaking on Suite 101
• www.TeachSoap.com
• Candle and Soapmaking at About.com
• eAudrey’s Luxuriant Soap and Homemaking
• Anne’s Soapmaking Page

So, if you’re interested in soapmaking, this is a great list of sites to start with. And, I’m working on my soapmaking buddy to see if we can get a deal on his product. Like I said, I think it’s great, and would love to see it in the hands of some of the craft business list. I think soapmaking is a great craft business idea, or an addition to an existing craft business.

Happy Crafting!

Chuck

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Over the past few weeks, I’ve become obsessed with making soap. There are just so many creative things you can do with soaps – from the design, to the colors, to the shapes, and the scents – that soapmaking seems like such a great craft to get involved in. And, I can tell you that handmade soaps are a VERY hot item at any craft fair. They are extremely marketable – beautiful, fun, inexpensive (but you can get a good profit), and they appeal to all the senses (especially smell).

I found a great general article on Wikipedia about soap. There’s a lot of good information, and some links for further study. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re interested in soapmaking.

And, since I’ve been doing my research, I’ve discovered a soapmaking guru who I’m going to be interviewing in a couple of days (as soon as we can figure out the best time). I’m not going to be doing the teleseminar thing again… I don’t think we’re going to be able to coordinate our schedules and make a time that a lot of other people will enjoy (looks like either early in the morning or very late at night is the quickest way for us to talk). But that means we’ll be able to record our Q&A session and have it up on the web so you can listen at your leisure.

Watch your email for a notification about the soapmaking Q&A. Should be some time early next week, but if you have some questions about soapmaking, then use the Contact Form to send it in to me. I’ll be talking with my soapmaking guru some time this weekend, so I should have the Q&A up next week.

Happy Crafting!

Chuck

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