No or low sales at your classes?
Watch this short video for some tried and tested ideas to help build your sales and grow your business – and you DON”T need to be a great sales person.
Then let me know in the comments below what you will be trying at your next event. You can do it!
WHO NEEDS MORE CUSTOMERS? I certainly did after the pandemic when I returned to in-person classes, I needed another class-full of ladies maintain my income. In fact new customers are very welcome at any time. Finding new ladies had been on my list for a year and it just wasn’t happening. And then one January I changed…
Would you like a free printable wish list form that encourages ordering and is fully editable? It is available in US letter and A4 – with local spelling of the word Catalogue/Catalog! I designed a printable that features a fun poem, which you can read below. I also included and a brief reminder of the…
Looking for a great way to showcase a Stampin’ Up! bundle in your classes? Try creating a sampler. A sampler lets you highlight different features of the bundle, demonstrate how the products work together, and, of course, show off how gorgeous they are. In my Year of Flowers example, I showed that the dies crop…
How would you like to increase customer loyalty and happiness while also increasing your Stampin’ Up! sales? If that sounds good to you and you also like to learn and share new techniques – you are in the right place for a quick but important video! To see all my technique classes – including specialist…
Want a fun way to share the new In Colors with your customers using a FREE template from me? CLICK HERE to get your FREE template in either A4 or US letter How about making some In Color bookmarks to gift them with their new Stampin’ Up! catalogue? It’s a simple and affordable way to…
I ran my first launch event with a few people around my dining room table 15 years ago. This year was my biggest ever with over 40 lovely ladies in attendance. Large or small running a launch event for a new catalogue can really help your business. I have lots of tried and tested ideas…
I use many of these techniques already. But a great reminder! My only frustration is how quickly things are retired. I do classes at Adult Ed locations and you have to plan three to four months ahead. So I often have to use things that are GONE or last chance. At that point, I try to look for similar new items. I can’t afford to buy everything new nor do I need to as many new items are similar to older stamps or dies. Ideas?
As you can imagine I totally agree Faith. Most of the classes I teach can be switched up with new stamps or DSP. One idea is to just show some new stamps or papers and explain that the projects can be made with that too.
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