New Consultant, Signed up for Holiday Booth

[minirottie]

I have signed up to do some holiday booths in December. I'd love some input from y'all

Part of the agreement states this:

Provide 4 door prizes; 2 minor $5-$10 and 2 major $15-$25 total.

What would you think to bring as the prizes? And I didn't ask but I wonder if I need those for each participating date or is that overall? (I'm doing 3 dates). I was thinking perhaps a spice/rub/sauce as the minor and I'm not sure yet on the major. Now that I'm reading it again, I'm also wondering if that $15-25 total is for both? How would you interpret it?

TIA!!

 

[wadesgirl]

I have signed up to do some holiday booths in December. I'd love some input from y'all

Part of the agreement states this:

Provide 4 door prizes; 2 minor $5-$10 and 2 major $15-$25 total.

What would you think to bring as the prizes? And I didn't ask but I wonder if I need those for each participating date or is that overall? (I'm doing 3 dates). I was thinking perhaps a spice/rub/sauce as the minor and I'm not sure yet on the major. Now that I'm reading it again, I'm also wondering if that $15-25 total is for both? How would you interpret it?

TIA!!

I want to start by saying I hope you did not pay much more for the booth, because that's a lot to ask anyway. As far as the clarification about the pricing, I would check with the coordinator of the event.

 

[minirottie]

I paid $45 for 3 nights....I'm hoping it pays off. If I break it down to it being $5/hr for my time, lets hope I earn it back and then some, right???

 

[wadesgirl]

I paid $45 for 3 nights....I'm hoping it pays off. If I break it down to it being $5/hr for my time, lets hope I earn it back and then some, right???

Not bad for three nights! I would still contact the coordinator to clarify your question!

 

[raebates]

For the minor ones a couple of filled prep bowls would work. For the major ones two sets of micro-cookers (large & medium together as a set) could be good. Whatever you choose to do, make sure that your contact info is all over it.

 

[sherri lynn]

Good luck Kristin! I think the batter bowl filled with some items, maybe the beer batter mix, or some spices in it would be nice. You could dress it up with ribbon and stuff, people love great presentation.

 

[Paula R. Lewis]

Personally, I like to make up a gift certificate (homemade), to add to whatever I'm giving, redeemable only thru me. That way, I end up making a new contact.

Good luck! Fairs can be a wonderful way to boost your business, for sure!

 

[Sheila]

I'm reading 4 gifts with retail value totaling $40-$70. That is a bit much to ask if they are charging you for the booth too. Include a catalog (or mini), business card and Season's best with a contact label with each gift! And I agree, presentation goes a long way!Think discounted stuff ... Like maye stuff from the new line that you can get at $50% off so you are not investing as much.

 

[yankfan24]

I like to put whatever my items are for the door prizes in one of the reusable shopping bags with my business card attached to the bag as well as a Season's Best inside (stamped as well).