How do I advertise my scrapbooking services and products?
Q. I am trying to find the best way to advertise my scrapbooking services and products. Does anybody out there enjoy scrapbooking? What are some ways to expand my services to more people who love scrapbooking?
Asked by mom of 2 - Wed Apr 16 22:04:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I recommend visiting scrapbooking forums and posting your services on their sites, if the forum rules allow it. Alternatively, do you have a website? There are many hosting companies that can help you create a website even with average computer experience. Alternatively, have you considered attending your community fairs this spring and summer to have a booth? You might contact your local city government and find out if you can teach a class for free on scrapbooking how-to's for the community rec center. Go to senior centers, church groups, and volunteer to teach them. You'll have a chance to introduce yourself and tastefully tell them you offer these services. Don't make it a strong sales job, just get your name out there. -Mark … [cont.]
Answered by GoScrappyGo.com ~ Scrapbooking - Thu Apr 17 21:35:40 2008

What are all the services that Child support can offer me and my children ?
Q. Me and my baby momma are cool but we feel going thru child support will help us with any problems we might have . Do any of you know what services child support offers ?
Asked by boogie - Wed Sep 3 21:29:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I believe you are referring to Social Services. 1) Food Stamps 2) Child Care Assistance 3) WIC 4) Temporary Assistance 5) Medicaid It differs by state, so just check your local Division of Family Services Office.
Answered by hello_heather_03 - Wed Sep 3 21:34:51 2008

What is it about medical services that usualyy allows the supplier to determine the demand?
Q. Contrary to conventional ecomonmics, physicans(the suppliers) typically decide the quantity and type of health care services to their paients(demanders)will purchase.
Asked by mets5115 - Sat Jun 9 11:22:07 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Part of the reason is asymmetric information. The suppliers are in the position of knowing more about what the consumers might need. This is no different from a person who is unfamiliar with plumbing calling a plumber and having the plumber tell them what they need. The plumber can take advantage of this by overstating what is needed. The effects of this can be lessened by getting quotes from other plumbers. Since reputation is important in plumbing, the market may also sort out the good plumbers from those that tend to overstate the problem. Another piece of the puzzle is the existence of medical insurance. Since many people are covered by medical insurance, the incentive to investigate what is needed is lessened. Using the plumber… [cont.]
Answered by Citizen for President - Sat Jun 9 13:16:42 2007