As you know, for National Scrapbooking Month we are offering the new consultant kit for just $65. With shipping and tax it's been running about $83. I have seven new team members so far with more signing up this week. What I'd like to know is
WHY NOT YOU?
What is keeping you from getting in on this deal? You have a chance to get $250 - $300 in products for your $65 plus you will have a 22% discount off from all of our products until September 30th EVEN IF you don't put in an order until that last day.
Are you worried about making a minimum? Don't! Like I said, you don't even need to put in an order until Sept. 30th and even then, you don't have to put in an order (but why wouldn't you want the discount so I bet you will).
Did you know that you don't have to do home parties to be a consultant? One option is to just pass a catalog around to your friends. Another is to buy all the products for yourself (at the discount, of course) and just be a hobbyist consultant. You are also welcome to just have an occasional workshop on your home or even a crop and again, just pass the catalog.
If you do want to make money at this position I can help you. I know how to do it and I WILL HELP YOU every step of the way to run your business in the most effective way to get you profit and free products (and even awards)!!
So, what do you think? Is it getting easier to make the decision? I promise there is no Close to my Heart police that will come after your kit if you never buy a single thing (but again, why not take advantage of your big discount)! It's easy to sign up, you just need to fill out
THIS FORM.
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Use them to enhance your ribbons.
Use them to add pizazz to your accents.
Use them to hold down your vellum.
Use them as a border.
Use them as centers for your flowers.
I found this notebook at Michael's for a buck. The colored background matched Sophia paper so all I had to do was add a new front.
Here's a nametag already for the person's stamped name. A simple nametag holder was all that was required. I measured it and made an insert.
This cute pen matched the colors perfectly. I actually took apart the box it was in, covered it with paper and then folded it back together again.
This was a little more expensive at Michael's maybe seven or eight dollars but worth it. It was actually better to glue the strips of paper right to the center insert instead of trying to do it all in one piece.
You've seen me decorate Hershey nuggets often in posts on my blog. They always turn out well, throw them in a plastic bag and add a topper and you're done!
Our recipe box is cute as anything, all white and ready for decoration. It even has a magnetic closure. I decorated the outside with paper, ribbons, buttons and chipboard.
This particular box is used not for recipes but for the new consultant's contacts.
Inside I added index cards and made dividers to keep them alphabetized.
A dollar store clipboard is easily decorated with a bit of paper, ribbons and buttons. Make sure it's glued down with a strong adhesive. I used liquid glass.
When someone books a party the new consultant can give them this, it contains invitations, booklets about what a great opportunity it is to sign up for Close to my Heart, some order forms and some treats. I also would give this with some brand new catalogs.
A hostess always gets a gift for doing a party. Here's one which contains a handwritten, handmade card, a mini stamp set and a treat.
Once done the whole kit looks like this!! Love that Sophia paper. By the way, this only took about eight hours to do. Now off it goes for charity.
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