Thank you Shari for passing along these incredible notes.
Also...Thanks for taking advantage of this wonderful training opportunity/conference calls/webinars.
Hi, I just got off a conference call (couple of
hours ago now) about modular mates with Stephanie and
she said if we email our upline we can get a gift
reward of up to 5 handouts about the call(ie custom
kitchen order sheet & mod mate party promo)--if we
share what we learned.
Ask the party people what value they would put to
be able to customize, organize, and sanitize their
pantry. If they say priceless-they are right, so when
you say that the modular mate system is about $5-600
or the price of a small appliance, they aren't as
hesitant to purchase a customized kitchen ready for
their needs. The difference is that you don't get the
lifetime warranty with the appliances that you do with
the modular mates.
The second question is whether they scoop or
pour. Their preference here may dictate what size
mods are best for them. In general, if they usually
buy packages 1-2 pounds they can use Rectangular 1 or
2, if their packages are 2-3# or more they would want
to go with Rectangular 2, 3, or 4.
I learned that there are 6 Basic centers in the
pantry. The baking, snack, beverage, breakfast,
pasta/rice, and spice. So, when you start to set up a
customized kitchen, start by asking what area is most
important to them and go from there. Also, if you
change the contents of the modular mates, you can use
a dry-erase marker to label the contents in addition
to the see through label. Also, parent can color code
their modular mates for their kids. For example,
using blue covers for containers that have snacks that
are ok for them to have and red covers for snacks that
they have to stop and ask mom first.
So, the first point was customize--the modular mates
are chosen for your particular needs.
Second, Organize, the containers are modular so they
fit together nicely and you can stack and they still
are supported because they are sturdy/durable and by
using mod mates you save 30% more space.
Third, sanitize. Mod mates keep bugs out or keep them
in. The glue/store packaging attracts weevils that
will continue to live in the package in your home
sometimes making you sick (with mod mates you will
have fewer Dr visits). It keeps the product fresher,
longer so that you can buy in bulk--which makes it
economical. With the clear window, you can see what
you have so you won't buy extra each trip to the
store.
There is also a website...www.budget101.com all about
making mixes for anything from scratch, ie hot cocoa.
Thank you,Shari
