"How to Start a Fun, Rewarding and Profitable Special Event Letters to Children Business in Your Area"
It should come as no surprise that children love to receive mail.
Even in this age of instant communication via email, cell phones and
text messaging the thrill a child gets from receiving an honest-togoodness
personal letter addressed to them in the mail is hard to
beat.
Now, you can provide children in your area with that same
excitement, anticipation and the absolute thrill of discovering a
personalized letter addressed to them and written about them in their
mailbox.
In this report I am going to give you the details of a specific plan of action for starting a Special Event Letters to Children Business in Your Area as a possible alternative in case you were busy with job search. As a side benefit of this plan you will also be helping nonprofit
organizations in your community raise desperately needed
funds.
Very simple, what you will be doing is working with a non-profit
organization to hold a fund raising event where you will sell a Special
Holiday Letter to Children. Proceeds collected will be given to the
non-profit organization. After the event you can then follow up with
the parents and offer them your complete Special Event Letters to
Children package for an additional fee.
There are several holidays that lend themselves to fund raising
events including: Christmas ( Letter from Santa), Easter ( Letter from
the Easter Bunny), Valentines Day ( Letter from Cupid), Halloween
( Letter from the Great Pumpkin) and Independence Day ( Letter from
Uncle Sam.) You can organize fund raising events throughout the
year and maintain a steady flow of fresh customers.
Let me give you an outline of the plan and then I will go into the
specific steps in more detail:
1) Locate a Non-Profit Organization you would like to work with to
raise funds.
2) Pitch your event to the non-profit organization.
3) Find a suitable high traffic Location to set up Your Fund Raising
Event.
4) Get everything ready to set up your event.
5) Notify the local media about your event.
6) Hold the event.
7) Follow through and follow up.
Locate a Non-Profit Organization you would like to work with to raise funds.
Helping a non-profit organization gives you the benefit of tying your
product to their organization. It gives you instant credibility in the
eyes of the donors (customers) and also gives you an inroad when
dealing with media outlets and merchants who will allow you to use
their location for the fundraiser. The best type of organization to
work with is a locally based children's charity. It is much easier to
deal with a local charity then it is to deal with a local branch of a
national charity and local charities are always in desperate need of
cash.
You should be able to find a local children's charity in your Yellow
Pages. Check under the headings: Social Service Organizations,
Human Services Organizations and Charitable Organizations. If you
can't locate one call your local United Way office. They can point you
in the right direction.