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The thread explores various ways participants handle old winter and fall catalogs, with many sharing personal experiences and creative ideas for repurposing them rather than discarding them.
Views differ on the appropriateness of distributing old catalogs due to price changes, with some participants expressing concerns while others continue to find value in using them creatively.
Participants share a range of experiences related to the seasonal transition of catalogs, highlighting personal strategies and the emotional impact of managing inventory.
Consultants looking for innovative ways to utilize old catalogs may find the shared experiences and ideas beneficial.
babywings76 said:They are great to give out at fair/vendor booths. There is a little poem that people have posted in the past on here--I print it off and put on 2x4 in labels and stick on the front cover.
Though the date on this catalog may be old
Just look inside and you'll be sold.
Many fine products you will see.
Call me to learn how to get some free!
If extra income is what you need
I can help you to succeed.
Then I put my phone number, e-mail address and website info on there. They are also what I will leave behind at doctors offices and other places. That's also what I carry in my catalog tote to give to people for a little while when we are pretty new in the new season. I tell them to go to my website to see the new products and check the outlet. And if they think they can gather a few orders, I'll send them a new catalog with some order forms in the mail, or whatever.
You can repurpose your old catalogs by using them for crafting projects, such as collages or scrapbooking. Additionally, consider donating them to local community centers, schools, or libraries where they can be used for educational purposes or as inspiration for cooking classes.
Yes, old catalogs can typically be recycled. Check with your local recycling guidelines to ensure they accept glossy paper, as some catalogs may have a coating that affects recyclability.
Old catalogs can still be useful for promoting your business. You can use them as handouts during events, parties, or workshops to showcase past products. Highlighting popular items can spark interest in your current offerings.
Absolutely! Giving away old catalogs to customers can be a great way to keep them engaged. You can use them to remind customers of previous products they may want to purchase or to inspire them with new recipes and ideas.
If you have a large quantity of old catalogs, consider organizing a catalog swap with other consultants or hosting a community event where people can take them for free. This not only helps clear out your inventory but also promotes your business within the community.