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iteachncook said:I set up a booth at a local school and sold over $600 in products but no shows or recruits. I think it was still a success!!!! I don't know how to post pics, though, help! I would like to share some pics!
BethCooks4U said:How was your booth set up that you had so many sales? Was the purpose of the event for people to shop today and help the school? or?
Did you do a drawing to get contact info for party or recruit leads? When I've done booths I rarely have time for much selling, it's mostly getting leads and answering questions.
To make your booth stand out, use eye-catching displays and decorations, offer free samples, and engage with potential customers by explaining the products and their benefits.
It is best to feature a variety of products that appeal to a wide audience, including popular kitchen tools, quick and easy recipe ingredients, and gift sets. You can also ask the fundraiser organizers for any specific requests from attendees.
Consider offering discounts or special deals for bulk purchases, hosting a raffle with a prize, or providing a free gift with purchase. You can also have a sign-up sheet for future product demonstrations or parties.
Be friendly and approachable, but not too pushy. Offer a friendly greeting and ask if they would like to try any samples or have any questions about the products. Be knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the products you are selling.
Make sure to arrive early to set up your booth and stay until the end to maximize your sales. Engage with attendees and be prepared to answer any questions they may have. Take note of what products are popular and try to restock them as needed. Don't forget to collect contact information for potential future customers.