Spice Sample Handout: Creative Ideas for Promoting Wildtree Home Business

[Chef Bobby]

I was recently sharing ideas with someone that sold Wildtree a natural food home business. They also sell some dip seasonings. She showed me some samples that she hands out to customers. It is just a small bead ziplock type bag with the product and her contact info on mailing labels.
I got with my daughter and came up something simular. I'm going to try and upload the file that we use. I actually copied and pasted this info to micrsoft publisher and made nice labels.
I had to copy and paste one page to upload it here. I can upload more if anyone wants it.

 

[raebates]

Bobby, just remember that those bead bags aren't food safe. I use food-safe treat bags. I've not found zippered ones, but the ones I have I fold over twice and seal with a small label. We've been having a discussion about it here:http://www.chefsuccess.com/f8/finally-did-spice-samples-53857/?highlight=i+finally+did+it

 

[PamperedSD]

I love your lables - do you put one on the front and one on the back?? How big are your bags and how much do you put into each sample?

 

[quiverfull7]

Bobby, just remember that those bead bags aren't food safe. I use food-safe treat bags. I've not found zippered ones, but the ones I have I fold over twice and seal with a small label. We've been having a discussion about it here:

http://www.chefsuccess.com/f8/finally-did-spice-samples-53857/?highlight=i+finally+did+it

I'm using the Ziplock Snack size bags from WalMart ... or the Great Value brand is cheaper.

 

[Grandmarita]

Since we are on the topic of Spice Samples, thought you might want to take a look
at the Thread entitled FINALLY DID IT - SPICE SAMPLES, and go to the third page post #60, to see the ones Grandma Rita has been doing. It does not take as much ink with hers, and she only puts in 2 teaspoons of whatever seasoning it is, with a quick recipe on how to use it.

Yours look great but would be costly paperwise to print up. It's kind of six of one,
half dozen of the other. At least you do not have to buy the card stock, and use your business cards.

 

[Chef Bobby]

Mine was originally going to be used with a small envelope made from folded paper. I guess I might need to go back to that idea. I do put one on each side. I switched up on which one also has my info on it. The labes I used were 4" X 2".

 

[cspanich]

Bobby, Thanks for the great idea. I love your labels indicating that they have wheat in the ingredients. Do you have more to share. Thanks! Cheryl