MVP Post Holiday Card and 2010 Marketing Plan
Here's your entire year of marketing handled. Dates to order and mail. Put it in your calendar now and once it's scheduled you can get on with life and business. Let the kids do the stuffing and mailing for extra allowance. Ordering now will NOT incur billing until ship date on N/30 terms. It's handled, it's done and then once a quarter you say "Oh shit, I have to do my marketing".
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Item |
Order Date |
Vendor Ship Date/Distribution Date |
Product Cost |
Post 2009 Holiday Cards |
Now |
1/15/ and 1/21 |
500 @ $1.75 = 850.00 |
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Colorado Rockies BB Schedule Magnet |
Now |
Will ship early March, 2010 Distribute via mail late March |
500 @ 71¢ = $355.00 |
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Big Buck Scratch Pads |
Now |
Schedule to ship immediately. These are your 'in-stock' hand outs which you use on sales calls and closings. |
500 @ $1.23 = $615.00 |
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PLEG Snip-Snap Mint Tins |
Order when Big Buck Scratch Pads run out |
Since we did these years ago long term customers will remember and say "you gave me one of these 5 years ago, I still have it in my golf bag" or "I lost the last one you gave me, thanks" |
500 @ $1.58 = $790.00 |
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Bronoco Schelule Football-shaped magnet |
Now |
If we include the pre-season then vendor ship 7/15 for 7/30 mailing, bill net 30 from ship date.
If full season only, ship 8/10 for mailing 8/25, bill net 30 from ship date |
500 @ 0.71 = $355.00 |
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2010 Holiday Cards |
Anytime before 6/30/2010 |
Ordering early saves 20% off price of cards plus includes free envelope imprint. Vendor ships 11/01/10 and bills N/30 from ship date.
I have a dozen holiday card customers and nine of them take advantage of this savings every year. |
500 @ $1.75 = $875.00 less 20% early order savings of $175.00 covers the postage |
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There, now 2010 is handled. You can spend 15 - 30 minutes obsessing over design etc now and be done with it.
"but what if I want to make changes to something". In my experience you always want to make changes and are never happy; I'm just trying to get this crap off your 'to do' list and onto your 'done' list so you can concentrate on doing business. |
