Saturday, May 24, 2014

5 Strategies to increase your sales.

I just wanted to share a couple tips that keep my business growing.

1. Your fortune IS in the follow up.  Follow up with every brochure or sample you give away to potential customers.  Even if they don't place an order, offer them a new brochure in the next campaign.

2. There really is money in the power of 3. Give out 3 brochures to 3 new people every day will give you 42 new customers every campaign.  Of course they won't all place an order that campaign.  But if you follow up correctly eventually they will.

3. Be consistent. Create a schedule for your business and stick to it. This will prevent you from dropping the ball or becoming overwhelmed.

4. When someone shows an interest in your business close the deal immediately. If they say they want to sign up, sign them up immediately! Don't allow time to eat away at their interest. If they want to place an order, receive the order and payment immediately.

5. Set a weekly goal for yourself and celebrate when you accomplish it. Reward yourself for your hard work. You deserve it! Post your success on here so we can celebrate with you.

I hope this helps you. I am always available to help you grow your business.

www.success6m.com
www.lookandbewealthy.com
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Experts in her field - Origami Owl

My name is Lindsey Sahualla, I am an Independent Designer with Origami Owl. I started my Origami Owl business in January 2014. I first saw the product a few months prior to signing up to sell. I fell in love instantly. I absolutely love being able to share the O2 love with family, friends and everyone I meet. Our jewelry if very unique. Origami Owl living lockets allow people to put charms inside the locket to be able to tell a specific story. People connect on such an emotional level as they are creating their lockets, they begin to share their special memories and life stories.

In 2010, the founder of Origami Owl , Bella Weems, started with $350 and a simple dream in mind—getting a car on her16th birthday. When she was 14, she asked her parents for a car but they said she needed to work for it. So, with all of her babysitting money and her family’s support, she set out to start her own business and created Origami Owl.
People loved creating stories with jewelry and women began asking how they could share Origami Owl with their own family and friends.
OUR MISSION IS TO BE A FORCE FOR GOOD; TO LOVE, INSPIRE
+ MOTIVATE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES TO REACH THEIR DREAMS +
EMPOWER THEM TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS.
But there is something else Bella wants you to know, we’ve always been so much more than just a jewelry company. From the beginning Bella wanted her company to be different, she wanted it to be a force for good; to help others achieve their dreams like she achieved hers.

Lindsey Sahualla, Origami Owl Independent Designer
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