ms.yvonne
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I'm new to this board and I love the ideas I have been reading about like addind a mini catalog with the invite and the 40 guests in 4 minutes worksheet. I want to start mailing out the invitations for my hosts starting with my September shows. I'm really hoping that this will increase attendance and sales. It's so fustrating to see alot of invitations left in the HP when I get to a show. I want to give this a 3 month trial run so I have a few questions.
How much time do you give the host to get the addresses to you?
Do you have her mail it back to you or do you pick it up from your her?
Do you offer an incentive to get them in a timely manner?
Do you offer an incentive based on the number of names and addresses?
Do you use the Guest Address Lables that we can order on our supply order?
If there is anything else I should know please post it. My summer show schedule started great but I have had so many cancelations in July (6 out of 9 canceled and 4 catalog shows flopped). I only have 2 shows for August so I'm going to do one myself to make 3. I have been making so many phone calls trying offering free product and to bring the ingredients for the demo if the will hold a show in August. So far I've had no takers. However, September is looking really good.
How much time do you give the host to get the addresses to you?
Do you have her mail it back to you or do you pick it up from your her?
Do you offer an incentive to get them in a timely manner?
Do you offer an incentive based on the number of names and addresses?
Do you use the Guest Address Lables that we can order on our supply order?
If there is anything else I should know please post it. My summer show schedule started great but I have had so many cancelations in July (6 out of 9 canceled and 4 catalog shows flopped). I only have 2 shows for August so I'm going to do one myself to make 3. I have been making so many phone calls trying offering free product and to bring the ingredients for the demo if the will hold a show in August. So far I've had no takers. However, September is looking really good.