Prepare for the Occasions Mini by Preordering!

 

The Occasions Mini Catalog sales period runs from January 5-April 30, 2012. As a demonstrator, you have the unique opportunity to preorder brand-new Occasions Mini products to prepare for your Occasions Mini workshops! If you haven't already taken advantage of this demonstrator benefit, do so now. And don't forget–during the preorder period (December 1, 2011 – January 3, 2012), you get a FREE Sale-A-Bration product for every $50 you spend in demonstrator orders! Learn more.

As you know, the absolute best way to prepare for both Sale-A-Bration and the Occasions Mini is to get customers excited about the brand-new products they can add to their collection. Preordering products and making projects that showcase them is the most effective way to build that anticipation.

In addition, if you qualify for an Occasions Mini Title Benefits Bundle, be sure to order your bundle with your demonstrator order in December; if you qualify for a free bundle, it will ship automatically with your first demonstrator order in December.

Learn more about the Occasions Mini Preorder here.

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