Here is how I do my binder:
I take the catalog apart and cut into separate pages.
Catalog cover goes into the outside viewing cover of my three ring binder:
I then put each page in it's own page protector and insert into the binder.
This keeps me working in one catalog for the whole time it is active. If I run into a customer with a question that I would normally jot near an item I use a small post-it note that easily removes once I have dealt with the customers' issue.
In the front inside cover I keep a copy of a spread sheet that I made (using an idea from Laura Aridgides, my director). The spread sheet includes the dates and times I want to have parties. That way people are not looking at all the days in my date book that I might not want to be available nor are they seeing private appointments or info. Due to the fact that hubby and I share one vehicle now and his work schedule is horrid (I never know what time he will be home) I only schedule in home parties for the weekend.
After the catalog in my binder I keep my planner that I printed off from our Thirty-One Today website. I printed the cover on card stock to make it a bit more easy to find with-in the binder and put it in a protective sleeve. I also put a divider in.
I use the information given for that season to write any dates in the planner. Also, at the top of each month I write that months' sale.
I keep training materials/print outs etc. in a separate three-ring binder. That keeps this one from getting too bulky. When I go somewhere I like to grab my "mobile" office in a bag and take it with me. That way I have a catalog or two and other might be needed items with me.
I'm a new consultant, this was super helpful!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you carry in your mobile office?
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ReplyDeleteSorry for the delay in replying. I started a full time job shortly after this post and boy did it send my life in a new direction. :) For the mobile office I would carry a few packets set up for a new hostess so when I set up a party I could give it to her then. I also carried two packets set up for prospective new team members. Extra order forms, pens, My binder (above) and a calculator. I am no longer selling Thirty-One because one working full time I couldn't keep up with it, working full-time and full-time college. Something had to give.
ReplyDeleteThis was so helpful. I am trying to put one together for my self. Thanks for the tips
ReplyDeleteI just signed up to sell Thirty-One and this was very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLisa, so glad it was helpful. I am not selling anymore :*( I am working full time now away from home and hope someday to get back to Thirty-One once I am proficient at my new job. So much to learn!! I hope your business takes off and you reach every single goal you set! Thirty-One is a great company with some awesome products!
ReplyDeletethank you for the ideas it was very helpful
ReplyDeleteThank you! This was very helpful.
ReplyDeleteThis blog is really a great source of information for me.
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