Need Help With Flyer for Roaster!!!

[cbord]

I have an idea to offer a discount on Roaster at my own (consultant) September show. I want to add the picture on page 40 on new catalog (bottom yellow aquare box) to my flyer. I am having touble getting the box only.
Does anyone have this picture on disk that they can post. I am trying to figure a flat price to include taxes and shipping (to Host). I know I will be losing some money by offering discount but I figure the sales of $145 nearly makes a show and I'll get free stuff. And I am in my second SS month and want to earn sales $$ toward packages.

What amount would you say for flat price to include s/h (to host) and taxes (7%)? The total prce before discount is $158.90.

I would love to sell at least 4 of these in September.

Charlene

 

[D_Patel]

allyou have to do is go to the PC web site find a picture of the roaster and right click on it to copy, then when you get to where ever you want to put it right click again and hit paste!I did that with a flyer for the stoneware heart mold, I gave one to all my september hosts saying the person who sells the most at the end of september will win a Free one, from me.(if we sell 5 we get a charm )That should work for your picture of the roaster though !

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi Charlene,First of all, congratulations on your second SS month and your goal to earn sales towards packages! It sounds like you have a great idea to offer a discount on Roasters at your September show.In terms of including the picture from page 40 of the new catalog in your flyer, have you tried reaching out to your consultant or the company directly to see if they can provide you with the image? They may have a digital version that they can send to you.As for the flat price to include shipping and taxes for the Roaster, it ultimately depends on your profit margin and how much you are willing to lose in order to make sales and potentially earn free products. One option could be to offer a flat rate of $145 (before taxes and shipping) for the Roaster, and then add on the 7% tax and shipping costs to the final total. This way, customers know exactly how much they will be paying and you can still make a profit.Another option could be to offer a slightly higher flat price, such as $150, and then cover the taxes and shipping costs yourself. This would allow you to offer a discount while still making a profit, but it may also depend on how many Roasters you are able to sell.Overall, the key is to find a balance between offering a competitive price and still making a profit. Good luck with your September show and I hope you are able to sell at least 4 Roasters!