Spencer McMurtry
New Member
Hello,
I just started selling promotional products a few months ago, I am not a Member or SAGE or ASI at this time.
I got this email from Sage for a bulk catalog request i thought hey this is a good idea at only $50.00. So i do this catalog request and literally get a thousand catalogs, The mail man came with full boxes of mail for 7 days non-stop I have so many catalogs i havent even opened half of them.
Some of the catalogs came with samples which i put out in my display room, I wrote the ASI # on the samples so i could find the supplier. However now when a client asks how much a item costs, i have no way to find the company from the ASI # and i cant find the catalog because i have hundreds of them in big boxes. I am needing a method to be able to find pricing fast and stay organized.
Please advise what is the best method of organization all of these suppliers so you can find them fast, or even find them at all! I would ideally like to have a massive excel database with all my pricing / costs / suppliers.
Do you suggest I become a member of ASI or Sage or similar? What is the advantage of becoming a member?
Thank you for your time!
Spencer
I just started selling promotional products a few months ago, I am not a Member or SAGE or ASI at this time.
I got this email from Sage for a bulk catalog request i thought hey this is a good idea at only $50.00. So i do this catalog request and literally get a thousand catalogs, The mail man came with full boxes of mail for 7 days non-stop I have so many catalogs i havent even opened half of them.
Some of the catalogs came with samples which i put out in my display room, I wrote the ASI # on the samples so i could find the supplier. However now when a client asks how much a item costs, i have no way to find the company from the ASI # and i cant find the catalog because i have hundreds of them in big boxes. I am needing a method to be able to find pricing fast and stay organized.
Please advise what is the best method of organization all of these suppliers so you can find them fast, or even find them at all! I would ideally like to have a massive excel database with all my pricing / costs / suppliers.
Do you suggest I become a member of ASI or Sage or similar? What is the advantage of becoming a member?
Thank you for your time!
Spencer