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The thread centers around participants sharing their plans for ordering paperwork supplies for the upcoming fall season. Various experiences and preferences regarding specific items and quantities are discussed, with some participants seeking advice from others in the community.
Views differ on the specific items to order and the timing of orders, particularly regarding wedding registry materials. No clear consensus emerges on what constitutes the best approach for ordering supplies.
Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding supply orders, reflecting a range of practices within the community. The discussion highlights the variety of paperwork available and individual strategies for managing supplies.
Consultants looking for insights on ordering paperwork supplies for the fall season may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.
dragonflyz said:Just wondering what you will all be ordering paperwork wise for the fall season...my consultant kit (s/s08) had stuff but I want to know what I should REALLY order (besides catalogs! lol) Looking to the pros for help!:chef:
pampered.chris said:I order about 150-300 mini catalogs and mail those out to past hostesses and pre-ferred customers. I include a little paper inside to mention the upcoming specials and to get them to know they can contact me, otherwise I call them.
If it hasn't changed, I don't get it. I have over 100 write-in order forms so I will change the shipping amount on each of those, so I can still use them. With the new product guarantee info, I will get more order forms and copy that on the back and hand one out to each cust with their receipt.
chefann said:The order forms have changed beyond the shipping amount. There's a new guarantee category that is described on the back of the receipt.
Wedding Registry items will update later, so don't get them on your July supply order.
I'll be getting:
catalogs and a few mini catalogs (I got some at Conference for myself)
order forms - don't forget, we get some free on the first supply order of the season
show planners
recruiting brochures
show tally forms
Don't forget to order your free RUFTH trivet, too!
DebbieJ said:Catalogs, order forms, P3 receipts, opportunity brochures...KISS![]()
chefann said:The new wedding registry catalogs will be available Sept. 1. I assume that the registry brochure may get a refresh to match, but that's an assumption on my part (and you know what they say about assuming).
For those who weren't at conference, HO will be producing a 20-page catalog aimed at potential registrants. It's a square book, really streamlined and classy. They'll be 10 for $4, and I think they'll be a great handout for bridal fairs.
For the fall season, consider ordering order forms, customer feedback forms, and promotional flyers. Additionally, having business cards and catalogues on hand can help you effectively promote your products during events and parties.
The number of order forms you should order depends on the number of events you plan to attend and the expected attendance. A good rule of thumb is to have at least 50-100 order forms to ensure you have enough for all potential customers.
Yes, including seasonal promotions in your paperwork supplies is a great idea. You can create flyers or brochures that highlight special fall-themed products or discounts, which can attract more customers during the season.
To organize your paperwork supplies for fall, consider using a binder or folder to keep everything in one place. Label sections for different types of materials, such as order forms, promotional materials, and customer information sheets, to make it easy to find what you need during events.
The best time to order your paperwork supplies for fall is at least a month in advance of your planned events. This allows ample time for shipping and ensures that you have everything ready before the busy season begins.