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No wonder she got fired! Most just throw them away and don't bother slapping hands. loldianevill said:Hope it pays off for you! I once really truly accidentally left my catalog at the dentist's office. It was right after a change-over, I was looking it over to memorize the layout, and then got called in. My DH and kids were there, so I left all my stuff with them, and then when I left I completely forgot about it (in the kids' play area, no less!)
I got a nasty call from the receptionist that evening saying that solicitation was not allowed in their office. I apologized profusely and told her it really was an accident. I don't think she believed me. The sad thing is that my dentist and his assistant order from me regularly, so I would have just handed them the catalog if I wanted to. The next time I came in, the receptionist had been fired. She wasn't a nice lady:yuck: ....
Anyway, sorry to go on, but I hope you get an order, booking, or heck, a recruit!
letscook04 said:When I was leaving the grocery store I notice in the parking lot that a SUV had avon catalogs sitting on the bumper of her car. I thought that was a great idea but the only thing is that our catalogs are a little big.
The purpose of leaving business cards in grocery carts is to promote your business and increase brand awareness. By leaving your business cards in a high-traffic area, such as a grocery store, you are increasing the chances of potential customers seeing and taking your business card.
Yes, it is generally allowed to leave business cards in grocery carts. However, it is always a good idea to check with the store's management or policies before doing so. Some stores may have specific rules or regulations regarding leaving promotional materials in their carts.
Leaving business cards in grocery carts can benefit your business in several ways. It can help increase brand awareness and reach potential customers who may not have heard of your business before. It can also result in new leads and potential sales, as people who take your business card may be interested in your products or services.
When leaving business cards in grocery carts, it is important to include your business name, logo, contact information, and a brief description of your products or services. You may also want to consider including a special offer or promotion to entice potential customers to reach out to you.
Yes, here are a few tips for effectively leaving business cards in grocery carts:
- Make sure your business cards are eye-catching and stand out in the cart.
- Choose high-traffic stores and areas within the store to leave your cards.
- Be respectful of the store's policies and only leave a reasonable amount of cards.
- Consider including a call to action on your cards, such as "Call now for a free consultation" or "Visit our website for more information".