It’s back to school season. Customers and Reps of Alison’s Pantry don’t need a desk and a tablet to be students again. We study daily in our own personal classroom most of us call our kitchens. We have our own special kind of pencil, paints, crayons, glue and erasers. With those pencils we can plan … Continue reading “It’s Back to School time again.”
First of all I just have to say how thankful I am to be a part of this company. This opportunity has already done so much for my family. The first thing I do every month is print off my customer list. This is so as I talk to my customers I note by their … Continue reading “Sebrina Mothershead, Custer, MT”
Our Rep Appreciation Bonus has been extended indefinitely! When a sales rep gets above a certain sales threshold, they will get a higher discount on their own personal order. The sales thresholds are as follows: $2,000 in sales = 15% regular discount + additional 15% on personal order (30% total) $3,000 in sales = 16% … Continue reading “Rep Appreciation Bonus”
Oh, No!! Order deadline is approaching and you don’t have very many orders from customers yet! What can you do to encourage customers to get those orders to you before the order closes? Do your reminders! Reminders are critical to achieving great orders each month. There are many different ways to do reminders that other … Continue reading “Order Deadline Reminders”
Hello, Reps! I have been recently asked to share how I have grown and maintained my Alison’s Pantry sales. And I’m thrilled and happy to share. To begin, I’d like you to ask yourselves a few questions. How important is being a representative for Alison’s Pantry to you? Do you enjoy being a rep? Would … Continue reading “McKenzee Ellis – Kemmerer, WY”
Since this is the first month with all the changes, here are some reminders to help ensure great sales on Catalog #1. If you are in the Blue group, orders will close Monday Jan. 4th at 5 p.m. MST. All orders must be in by then. (Red group order deadline is Monday Jan. 18th). As … Continue reading “Best Practices”
