Success: How Leaving My Business Cards Paid Off!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant's experience of leaving business cards in various locations and the positive outcome of receiving a catalog show booking as a result. Other participants express excitement and share their own experiences related to business cards and orders.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares their excitement about receiving a catalog show booking after leaving business cards at the dry cleaners.
  • Another participant expresses curiosity about where the business cards were left and how they were distributed.
  • Several users express enthusiasm and congratulations for the participant's success.
  • One participant mentions their anticipation for their first internet order, highlighting a shared experience among consultants.
  • Another participant reflects on the joy of receiving calls for bookings or orders, emphasizing the rewarding nature of such interactions.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the effectiveness of leaving business cards, with some participants sharing positive experiences while others express a desire for similar outcomes.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences related to marketing strategies within the consultant community, specifically focusing on the use of business cards.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for anecdotal insights into the effectiveness of leaving business cards in various locations may find this thread relevant.

smarteez2
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I always leave my business cards in places that I frequent and FINALLY someone decided to use one!! I have a catalog show for February because of the ones I left at the dry cleaners!! How cool is that!! Doing the happy dance......looks kinda like the gofer of of Caddy Shack!! LOL
 
Congratulations! That's great!!

Quick question...did you give it to someone? Or where did you leave it?
 
That's awesome!!!
 
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"Quick question...did you give it to someone? Or where did you leave it?"


Thanks!! I left in the dry cleaners where I take my uniforms to get done :o)
 
On the counter? Gave it to the staff? Pinned it to a bulletin board?Inquiring minds want to know! :D
 
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I left a stack of about 15 on the counter. :o) I do that where ever I go that has a bunch of business cards out on display. It finally paid off!!
 
That's awesome!!
 
YAY!! Congrats to you!! I'm still awaiting my first internet order!!
 
Woo hoo! You go, girl!
 
There isn't much that is more fun than having someone call you about booking a show or placing an order. Enjoy!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Leaving My Business Cards Paid Off" mean?

"Leaving My Business Cards Paid Off" refers to the strategy of distributing business cards in various locations or to potential clients without expecting immediate returns. This approach can lead to unexpected opportunities and connections that ultimately benefit your direct sales business.

How can leaving business cards help in building my customer base?

Leaving business cards in strategic locations or giving them to people you meet can increase your visibility and reach. It allows potential customers to remember you and your products, leading to inquiries and sales that you might not have received otherwise.

What are some effective places to leave business cards?

Effective places to leave business cards include local coffee shops, community bulletin boards, gyms, libraries, and networking events. You can also leave them with friends, family, or at local businesses that support community initiatives.

How often should I leave my business cards in different locations?

It's a good idea to rotate your business cards regularly, perhaps every few weeks. This keeps your cards fresh and increases the chances of reaching new potential customers. Consistency is key, so make it a habit to distribute cards regularly.

What should I include on my business card to ensure it’s effective?

Your business card should include your name, contact information, a brief description of your business, and a call to action. Additionally, incorporating your social media handles or a QR code linking to your website can enhance engagement and provide more information to potential customers.

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