dwyerkim
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Just goes to show that it is about numbers, not about value of what you give. I did a drawing for a season's best cookbook (my sign said enter to win a free cookbook, plus I had the SB on display next to my drawing bowl so it should have been clear). This was at a trick or treat event where exhibitors bought tables for $10, but had to supply candy for 3000. I actually only went through about 1000 pieces of candy (disappointing b/c I can't return the rest). But I got 99 names in my drawing, haven't gone through those but I know there are at least some maybes and yeses in there. I gave out recipe cards to all the moms and had the mini catalogs availble to give out too. I'm thinking of drawing the one winner, then offering free cooking shows to all the maybe and yes people. Anyway, I know there has been a lot of discussion about what to give away so I wanted to throw in my two cents worth that it really doesn't matter what you give, if you have people who are interested and you ask for their info, they'll give it.