Hobby
Organize: Scrapbooking
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Last
month you organized your digital photos and printed them. Now, with those printed photos, create layout
packets with the photos, paper pack, journaling notes and even layout pattern
from How To book or WOTG. Now you are
ready to crop on the go!
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Put
together the photos and products to create a mini album. Will it be for you or a gift?
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From
the layouts you journalled on last week, put them in a permanent album or “in
progress” album. Also include any Studio
J layouts you have ordered. Do you use
CTMH albums? Work in Progress Album?
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Develop
a way to “label” your albums from the outside so you can tell what you will be
looking at from the outside. Do you use
our label holders? Do you need to order
some page protectors? New album?
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Create
a list of products needed to “finish” these layouts and put them in the albums
Share your tips
for getting ready for crops or scrapbooking “away from home”.
Connect: Family & Friends
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Easter,
Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and end of school year are just around the
corner. Plan a creative get together to
make decorations or gifts for one or more of these special events.
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Make a
list of people you want to invite to your creative night. Add 5 new people to your list that you have connected
with this past month.
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Send
out invitations to friends, family, and neighbors to join you for the creative
time.
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Post a
photo of your project on Facebook or Blog.
Or email a photo to your friends.
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National
Scrapbooking Month is coming up. Look for
local crops to attend with friends and family or consider hosting a small get
together with friends.
Share: Will you attend or hold a crop for National
Scrapbooking Month? What project will
you be doing with your friends and family?
Create: Scrapbooking
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Create
the Studio J - February Love Your Layout
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Use
Studio J to preplan a layout and then create the layout with your classic
scrapbook paper
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Create
a layout with a new paper packet from the Spring/Summer Idea book
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Using
stamps, create your own patterned paper and then use on a layout.
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Flip
flaps add interactive interest to your layout.
Create a page using flip flaps from any of the CTMH size
selections.
Share your artwork
on the team Facebook page or email a photo to me and I will post on the team
blog.
Business
Email Handouts:
“A” Size stamp
club
Reap the Rewards
Stamp Club
One Key Projects
by Tera Boring
Organize: Sales
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Clubs
are a great way to develop loyalty and consistent business. Consider the options of starting a club or if
you have a club, create a plan for adding new members or a new club.
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Selling: One of the things that we DO in our business
EVERY DAY is Sell Products that we LOVE!
One thing that we must remember to DO is to not just give the obvious-
this is how you USE this product, but also to give its BENEFITS. IE.. If we Sold Shampoo - Instead of telling
them the Wash, rinse, repeat ~ Tell them that that it makes your hair smell like
fresh cut flowers... THREE DAYS LATER!!!
We have THOUSANDS of Products...:) Pick ONE of them and share what the
"Benefits" are - how do you "Sell it" to others???
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Choose
three products that you commonly sell and list the companion products for upselling. Write a sample script of how you would upsell
the item or items.
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Create
drafts or schedule blog posts for all of the Stamp of the Months for the Spring
Summer Idea book. You may not have all
the details you would like for your post (your own artwork) but use images from
the image gallery and the flyers to begin your posts.
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Make a
contact list of customers who have not yet received the new idea book, and
customers who have made a purchase from a gathering or workshop in the past
three months.
Share your product
and the “benefits” you listed on the FB page.
Share your upselling ideas for the products you commonly sell.
Connection Calls
- Write
a script to contact customers from your list above, telling them about the
new idea book.
- Make
connection calls to these customers.
- Write
a customer follow up script with customers who have made a purchase from a
gathering or workshop in the past three months.
- Make
follow up calls to these customers.
- Schedule
blog posts or newsletter articles that highlight your “product benefit”
and “upsell” ideas from above.
- Continue
to make connection calls from your list last week of potential recruits.
Comment on Facebook
how many connection calls you have been making and the results of these calls.
Create: Product highlights
- Create
a Cricut display board that highlights the benefits of the Art Philosophy
cartridge. This can be your own
creation or replicating the ideas from Tera Boring’s One Key Handouts.
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Create
a set of mini cards using an A sized stamp set.
Write down the “benefits” of these little sets and an upsell item you
might recommend.
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Create
a Studio J layout using one or more of the techniques from the “Fun Studio J”
techniques posted last week on the Studio J Facebook page.
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Create
a “welcome” for your new recruits.
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Using
the My Creations Milk Cartons, Bookmark album or other My Creations product,
create a workshop project.
Share photos of
your artwork.
Week 6 (I'm EXHAUSTED!) :)
ReplyDeleteHobby:
Organize -- When I go on my scrapbooking retreat I make sure my pictures are in groups of how I want to scrap them. Then I make sure I have papers that I need. I have a friend who makes "kits" with paper, embellishments and pictures before hand. That is a great goal for me!
Connect-
I am going to have a crop for National Scrapbooking Month. Most of my customers are card makers though, so we'll see how it goes. I'm having a hard time deciding on the layout though. I want it neutral for everyone, not to girly or flowery. Crusin' maybe. Still working on that part of it.
Business:
Organize-
My top 3 products were: paper packets, stamps and inks. Stamps are easy to upsell for blocks and inks and scrubber/cleaner. Paper Packets are great to upsell coordinating embellishments.
Connection-
I called all my customers the first/second week so I don't have really any more calls to make. Happens when you don't have many customers. :) I did work with a potential recruit this week, but she ended up not wanting to go ahead with signing up.
Me too, Jessica! I was really hard to stay focused this week...
ReplyDeleteBUSINESS
My 3 commons sales & up sells are:
1. WOTG - I've been focusing on doing the bonus project, so I've been up selling whatever base that goes with the workshop we're doing (die cut cards, mini banner, board book, etc)
2. Stamps - ink pads
3. Level 2 paper - coordinating ribbon/sparkles
HOBBY
I'm working on planning a crop with other team members :)
The rest of my responses are on fb.