My CMC is holding a year long incentive. If you scrap 250 pages during the year 2004 she will "give" you a free 12 x 12 CM album. The only catch is most of your supplies need to be from CM and hopefully purchased from her.
I figured it is only 20 + pages a month. Not bad if you have the time, take lots of pictures or are extremely behind. My only problem is I do not care for most of their products. I always feel limited using them, plus they cost more than what I can get at my LSS.
Trying to decide if this is worth trying. I have already done 29 pages so far this year, so I am ahead. But I hate to give up the freedom of using what I already have, and not being able to use whatever product I want.
I figured it is only 20 + pages a month. Not bad if you have the time, take lots of pictures or are extremely behind. My only problem is I do not care for most of their products. I always feel limited using them, plus they cost more than what I can get at my LSS.
Trying to decide if this is worth trying. I have already done 29 pages so far this year, so I am ahead. But I hate to give up the freedom of using what I already have, and not being able to use whatever product I want.
Anyway, I think you have to weigh the benefits vs. the work. So if you do bust your gut doing 250 pages this year (which would be an unbelievable record for me!) you get one album. One album. What if you get sick or something and you get behind and you end up only doing 225 pages and you've spent all this money on stuff you've admitted you don't really even like. So then you have all these pages with CM embellishments that you don't like and no free album to show for it.
...I like to do things like raffles, or this year I have a coupon book I gave my customers at Open House. This month for example is 15% off any organizational item. Another month it's 20% off any maker. I don't like this "You have to buy something in order to get something." I feel that my customer's loyalty is enough to offer a good discount now and then----give people goodies/great crops/occasional discounts/superior customer service and they will be your customer for life! But as I have said in other posts, I am not a CMC who is making this her "business" so I hope I am not undermining other CMC's....