Do you use labels for your Season's Best and Catalogs?

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores various methods participants use for labeling their Season's Best and catalogs, including personal preferences for stamps and stickers. Participants share their experiences and the reasons behind their choices, highlighting the importance of visibility and personal branding.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, uses a stamp on the title page of their Season's Best and prefers stickers for catalogs to avoid smearing ink.
  • Another participant shares their experience of placing a label on the inside cover of their Season's Best, using it as a thank-you gesture for hosts.
  • Several users mention using labels on the back of their Season's Best to cover up the 800 number for finding consultants, expressing a desire for customers to contact them directly.
  • One participant notes that they use labels with their contact information on both their catalogs and Season's Best, emphasizing convenience and cost-effectiveness.
  • Another participant discusses passing around the Season's Best for guests to write notes to the hostess, enhancing the personal touch of the gift.
  • Some participants express frustration with stamping on certain materials, leading them to prefer labels to avoid smudging.
  • One participant mentions using business cards taped inside the front cover as an alternative to labels.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the preferred method of labeling, with some participants favoring stamps while others prefer labels. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding labeling methods, reflecting a variety of practices within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on how to label their Season's Best and catalogs may find the shared experiences helpful.

heather223
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I was wondering if anyone puts labels on their Season's Best or Catalogs? If so, what do you use? I have a stamp that I use for my catalogs but you can't use it on the cover of the Season's Best. I also would like to have to have some labels for my catalog so that if I am in a hurry I can just stick a label on a go. KWIM? (Yes I know I should stamp all my catalogs when I get them, but sometimes it just doesn't happen). :confused:
 
I use a stamp on the title page of the SBRC.
And I only use stickers on catalogs (too many times I had the ink from a stamp smear and become illegible). My catalog stickers have my name, home phone, cell phone, email address, website address.
 
I use the same label on both my catalogs and SBRC.

On the SBRC I put the label on the inside cover.

I think this helps them to remember where they got them but I also use it to give to hosts as a thank you. When I give it to them, I talk about them and how they are cheaper than many Birthday or other cards and you can buy several... When I go to hand it to the host, I hand it in the opposite direction of where they are sitting and ask everyone to sign it and say something to the host. The hosts always read it and are appreciative of the nice comments.

I have uploaded my labels so you can see. I do not include my address because Houston is huge and I don't want people to not choose me just because of my location to them.
 

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Thanks!! Ann, it has happened to me too! It looks so bad that I won't hand the book out.

Kim, love the labels, thanks!
 
i put a label on the back that says
"thanks for being a great Hostess"
my name and ph#

use the address labels 30 / sht
 
I usually stamp the cover page with my info - but I have also passed the SB around asking the guests to review the recipes and jot a quick note to the hostess to remind them of the great time they had at the party (things like "invite me over when you make this" or "make this for my birthday", etc). It's a great reminder for the hostess as well of everyone that came to enjoy the party.
 
txrn2go said:
I usually stamp the cover page with my info - but I have also passed the SB around asking the guests to review the recipes and jot a quick note to the hostess to remind them of the great time they had at the party (things like "invite me over when you make this" or "make this for my birthday", etc). It's a great reminder for the hostess as well of everyone that came to enjoy the party.

Good suggestions on comments. I have gotten tired of the ones I say.

THANKS
 
I put a label on the back of the SB to cover up the 800 number where they can call and find a consultant!! I want them to call ME! :)

I stamp all of my catalogs (cheaper/faster - as long as you let them dry!) ;)
 
i have labels with my name, phone number, email address and website address that i got FREE from vistaprint. i put them on the inside cover of my SBRC and the back of my catalogs. for 140 labels all you pay is shipping like $3. you can't beat it!
 
cathyskitchen said:
I put a label on the back of the SB to cover up the 800 number where they can call and find a consultant!! I want them to call ME! :)

I stamp all of my catalogs (cheaper/faster - as long as you let them dry!) ;)

I label everything - but I just got a stamp for FREE from Vistaprint, so I am going to try that on catalogs and see how it works.

I also cover up the 800 # - why would I want anyone to call the 800# in their area for a consultant, when they can call me?:D
 
I usually put label on mine. If I hase the big ones I put them on the inside front cover.

I too just got stamps from Vista and am starting to use them now.
 
I use labels on my catalogs and SB's as I too don't like smeared ink and don't always have a spot to let them "air" dry.
 
I have a stamp that I use on my catty and inside my SB. But, after reading this (I never noticed there was a number listed on the back of the SB to "find a consultant in your area"...) I am saving Kim's setup for stickers and printing out stickers for my SB.

I am still going to stick to using my stamp for catalogs...much cheaper that way. I think they have changed the paper on the cattys over the last couple of years, cuz for the past year I haven't had a problem with them smearing! Thanks PC!

<hijack coming...> Now, I DO have a problem with this new season's recipe cards! There's not enough room for my stamp, and if I stamp it on the front (over the picture) THAT SMEARS and doesn't even want to dry- even if I let them sit out overnight! <end hijack!>
 
KellyTheChef said:
(I never noticed there was a number listed on the back of the SB to "find a consultant in your area"...)

Me neither! I do, however, tape my biz card on the inside front cover. So I'm good there.


KellyTheChef said:
<hijack coming...> Now, I DO have a problem with this new season's recipe cards! There's not enough room for my stamp, and if I stamp it on the front (over the picture) THAT SMEARS and doesn't even want to dry- even if I let them sit out overnight! <end hijack!>

I noticed this too!!!! I order tiny labels from one of those inserts you get with your cc bills and order colored stickers to put on my recipe cards so they're noticeable. I just put them on the front of the new ones and it doesn't cover up too much.
 
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you use labels for your Season's Best and Catalogs?

Yes, many consultants choose to use labels for their Season's Best and catalogs to personalize their materials and make them more professional. Labels can include contact information, a personal message, or a special offer.

What information should I include on the labels for my Season's Best and Catalogs?

It's a good idea to include your name, phone number, email address, and website on the labels. You might also want to add a personal touch, such as a handwritten note or a special promotion for your customers.

Where can I get labels for my Season's Best and Catalogs?

You can purchase labels from office supply stores, online retailers, or even create your own using label-making software. Many consultants also use customizable templates available through various online platforms.

Are there any specific label sizes recommended for Season's Best and Catalogs?

While there is no strict requirement, a common label size is 2” x 4”. This size works well for most catalogs and Season's Best booklets, allowing enough space for your information without being too large.

Can I use digital labels for my Season's Best and Catalogs?

Yes, digital labels can be an effective option. You can create a digital version of your label and send it via email or social media, or even include a QR code on your printed materials that links to your online catalog or website.

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