I made this video to show you my latest hack to make easy and affordable sample packs for promoting your business. After growing tired of hunting down party bags and spending time folding and sealing those bags I decided it was time to find another way. The best thing about this hack is that it features
the Clear plastic bags available to Avon representatives from the Sales Tools page of youravon.com. These bags are readily available to all reps. and can make a large recruiting sample pack and up to 2 mini packets.
Inside my large sample packs I usually have an outlet flyer, a postcard (I use this for a recruiting flyer), a business card, and 1-2 samples. Usually a lipstick bullet and maybe a fragrance, or a large trial size fragrance, or 2 fragrance samples. Try not to break the bank, use what you have available.
In my mini packets I use a business card and 1 sample. I lean towards the lipstick bullets because they're so easily recognizable.
Below is a step by step guide.
Inside my large sample packs I usually have an outlet flyer, a postcard (I use this for a recruiting flyer), a business card, and 1-2 samples. Usually a lipstick bullet and maybe a fragrance, or a large trial size fragrance, or 2 fragrance samples. Try not to break the bank, use what you have available.
In my mini packets I use a business card and 1 sample. I lean towards the lipstick bullets because they're so easily recognizable.
Below is a step by step guide.
Step 1: To begin I cut the entire packet of clear plastic bags in half right above the white line. I use an
X-acto blade for a straight line.
Step 2: Insert the items you'll be using inside your packets and then you have 2 options. You can fold twice and use a sticker to seal your packet or you can use a heat sealer to heat seal the edges
X-acto blade for a straight line.
Step 2: Insert the items you'll be using inside your packets and then you have 2 options. You can fold twice and use a sticker to seal your packet or you can use a heat sealer to heat seal the edges
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