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pamperedval said:I keep them in the show folder if they haven't got anything marked that would mean I need to follow up with them in the near future.
If they are interested in a show or the registry or something, I put them in a 4x6 file card box that is separated by months. I use that to put them in the month I need to contact them. The current month has tabs for each week so I can further narrow down when I need to call people...
If I call and want to follow up again, I just move them to the proper time to call again. If they get called several times and aren't going anywhere, I file them in the back of the box alphabetically.
To keep your drawing slips organized, consider using a binder or folder with dividers to separate them by category or date. You can also use small envelopes or plastic bags to keep them contained and labeled.
It's a good idea to organize your drawing slips at least once a month, or whenever you notice them becoming disorganized. This will help you stay on top of your entries and make it easier to find the ones you need.
There are a few ways to label your drawing slips. You can use a pen or marker to write directly on them, use adhesive labels, or use a label maker. Whichever method you choose, make sure the label is clear and easy to read.
Yes, there are many apps and programs available that can help you organize your drawing slips digitally. Some even have features such as automatic entry tracking and sorting by category. Just make sure to back up your data regularly in case of technical issues.
If you have old drawing slips that are no longer relevant, you can recycle them. If they contain personal information, make sure to shred them first. If you want to keep them for sentimental reasons, consider storing them in a memory box or scrapbook.