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Mindy50135 said:Raebates,
when you offer free shipping on orders over $50 isn't that costing you quite a bit?
ms_twana said:So for those of you that are doing/will do the Black Friday Sale, when will payment be due? I saw that someone posted here (and I saw another flyer) saying that payment is due in December. Does the show not have to be submitted in November for SAT? I think I'm going to try the sale this year. It can't hurt anything. But I need this to go toward SAT.
esavvymom said:You make it what YOU want it to be. Tweak what needs tweaking to fit your needs.
ms_twana said:Oh, I know. I just wanted to know if the December submission would count toward a November show?
Also, are you all putting it in as a cooking show or catalog show?
esavvymom said:Rae (or anyone else)....
It's been awhile since I've done online orders, so i can't remember, but how do you determine the time they placed the order? Does the web order give a timestamp? (have you had anyone argue with you on the time?
ms_twana said:Oh, I know. I just wanted to know if the December submission would count toward a November show?
Also, are you all putting it in as a cooking show or catalog show?
raebates said:This would be a catalog show, since I'm not showing up anywhere. As for your original question, I use this as part of my December sales and toward the December incentive, but I know a lot of people who do it with payment only by credit or debit card and due by the end of the month so they can use it for SAT.
ShelbyMichalek said:Only do it as a catalog show unless you're actually hosting an in-home Black Friday Open house or something like that. Don't cheat the system just because you're a consultant.
raebates said:Two shows held and submitted by December 15 earns another new spring product.
esavvymom said:Ok. I'm just being lazy, PLUS, I actually want to do some shopping that day myself, not hang around the house waiting for possible sales.....so would having my Black Friday sale occur all week- would that be a thing to consider?? Any drawbacks to that?
I might not make much money doing it, but it would insure I was active, and goes towards my sales (inching closer to 15k). And it would give me some live leads to follow up with for hopefully bookings the first of the year. I just thought about it today after getting a sale flyer from a retailer that said "Black Friday sale NOW!". Alot of them do it, and I thought- why not?! Customers will more than likely be out shopping- not at home looking online at my sale stuff....so maybe I can get them BEFORE Friday and they still get a deal, and doesn't interrupt their Friday shopping - or mine .
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ChefNelson said:Ms_Twana thanks for the idea of the $50 kit rebate on your flier. I did some brainstorming last night as to the details of what I'd offer and that never even came to mind. Raebates-thanks for the reminder to not offer deals better than what someone can get hosting a show. As I've been thinking of deals to offer I'm struggling with being too generous. I want people to be excited about the offers - but I've got to make some money off of this sale too, otherwise what's the point?!
I'll be submitting the orders as one show as well...it'll help my local customers save on shipping (which they'll appreciate), I can recoup some of my investment in the freebies I'll provide by earning free product value to use to enhance my kit and stock up on some things I know I'll want to have on hand for my open house next month.
I'm a little worried about logistics because I won't have Internet where we'll be most of that day, but I will still get e-mails to my phone so I think I'll be able to handle most anything that comes my way that day.
ChefNelson said:Ms_Twana thanks for the idea of the $50 kit rebate on your flier. I did some brainstorming last night as to the details of what I'd offer and that never even came to mind. Raebates-thanks for the reminder to not offer deals better than what someone can get hosting a show. As I've been thinking of deals to offer I'm struggling with being too generous. I want people to be excited about the offers - but I've got to make some money off of this sale too, otherwise what's the point?!
I'll be submitting the orders as one show as well...it'll help my local customers save on shipping (which they'll appreciate), I can recoup some of my investment in the freebies I'll provide by earning free product value to use to enhance my kit and stock up on some things I know I'll want to have on hand for my open house next month.
I'm a little worried about logistics because I won't have Internet where we'll be most of that day, but I will still get e-mails to my phone so I think I'll be able to handle most anything that comes my way that day.
magentablue said:I haven't recruited anyone. Will we make at least $50 when we recruit someone?
Looking at these threads and seeing people give more than 20% off (or even 20% off!) I have to wonder how anyone is making any money.
I think I am about $300 away from an extra 24% commission this month... I would love to push it over with a black Friday sale if possible, but I don't want to lose money on the deal either.
A lot of people have free shipping offers, and I had considered it also. But I also realized I'm not making any commission on the shipping. I thought I'd do free items instead (like rubs maybe).
Just some of my thoughts, I'm not being critical of anyone who choses to do these things, just not sure how I could make them work for me.
I think I will be doing one sale all day long. 10% off everything, free measuring spoons with $60 purchase, and free rub with a $100 purchase. I am think at $150 or more, I will add free shipping (even though I won't make commission), because I think it would be worth it to me to have the big sale.
magentablue said:Looking at these threads and seeing people give more than 20% off (or even 20% off!) I have to wonder how anyone is making any money.
raebates said:There are those who choose to forgo commission on this one show in order to reach the SAT level they want. You should always make sure, though, that you don't lose money on a sale.
chefsolnick said:For those of you offering "free" product like a SB or other recipe card collection, do you have those as inventory? Thanks!
chefsolnick said:For those of you offering "free" product like a SB or other recipe card collection, do you have those as inventory? Thanks!
ShelbyMichalek said:Though this isn't part of my sale officially - my flyer says there will be surprises for guests all day long and I'll be putting SB on orders.
I'll be adding that to their order and paying it via Consultant Gift. Not stuff that's in stock. This way that extra $1 helps toward the actual show and it's shipped directly to the customer with their stuff.
ChefNelson said:Here's what I used for my Facebook invite right now... so far 11 people have RSVPd and I don't know who 3 of them are (got a couple of messages from people who have referred folks). My plan is to update this listing with the specific sales on Monday and PM everyone who has RSVP'd "yes" or "Maybe".
Unbelievable deals all day long via phone, e-mail or online order! There will be HOURLY SPECIALS, RANDOM FREEBIES, GIFT CERTIFICATES, and other SURPRISE BONUSES! Phone calls, e-mails, and online orders are time-stamped so that you can benefit from the specials whether you speak directly with me or not! (When ordering online, choose "Black Friday" as the show host or I will be unable to apply your discounts.)
Sale details will be posted here and messaged to those who have RSVP'd "yes" on November 22 (and again Nov. 25). Feel free to invite a friend to the sale! In fact, when you refer 5 or more people to my Fabulous Friday sale, you will win a $40 gift certificate. Refer 10 or more and you'll receive a $75 gift certificate!!
HOST A SHOW: Book a show in December and get 60% off TWO of 34 new products! We'll be in the Ogema area Black Friday - host a home cooking show that day and get an additional $20 in free product!
ChefNelson said:Here's what I used for my Facebook invite right now... so far 11 people have RSVPd and I don't know who 3 of them are (got a couple of messages from people who have referred folks). My plan is to update this listing with the specific sales on Monday and PM everyone who has RSVP'd "yes" or "Maybe".
Unbelievable deals all day long via phone, e-mail or online order! There will be HOURLY SPECIALS, RANDOM FREEBIES, GIFT CERTIFICATES, and other SURPRISE BONUSES! Phone calls, e-mails, and online orders are time-stamped so that you can benefit from the specials whether you speak directly with me or not! (When ordering online, choose "Black Friday" as the show host or I will be unable to apply your discounts.)
Sale details will be posted here and messaged to those who have RSVP'd "yes" on November 22 (and again Nov. 25). Feel free to invite a friend to the sale! In fact, when you refer 5 or more people to my Fabulous Friday sale, you will win a $40 gift certificate. Refer 10 or more and you'll receive a $75 gift certificate!!
HOST A SHOW: Book a show in December and get 60% off TWO of 34 new products! We'll be in the Ogema area Black Friday - host a home cooking show that day and get an additional $20 in free product!
dme.grant said:I love this forum! I have borrowed a couple of flyers for this, and loved then used the idea of putting together an event of facebook. Everyone on here is so full of wonderful ideas!! Thank you all.
So, here is the flyer I mashed together. Please give me your honest feedback. I'm planning on sending it out on Monday and again on Thursday.
Thanks so much!!!
babywings76 said:Does anyone use Mike's designs? I'm contemplating sending out his Black Friday design, but had a question. He shows how HO has gift sets, but says they aren't part of the Black Friday sale. Anyone know what the reasoning would be behind that? Couldn't people still order that, as long as it was going in as an individual order?
ETA: and he says that the sets are at a discount, but I calculate it to being the full retail value, just bundled to make it an easy gift idea.
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