I want to thank you all for the great ideas!  It is a fundraiser...not a 
freebie BUT ....I don't want to charge 20.00 for a full set of bling 
toes....and ALL moneys raised go to the event.  I would want to be more 
reasonable just so more will venture over to get them done. Now I just have to 
figure out HOW I am going to do them! (setup) I have a pedi cart...maybe I will 
just put what I need to use in there and bring that...to use as a work surface 
for the bling toes also...hmmm....might work...I have a portable mani table to 
polish or do some nail art at....need a chair for me...chair for them....
Maybe I will make/order some cards and put a discount on them because they 
"found" me at the FR. (fundraiser)  I might at another time do a FR in my 
studio (when it is up and running)  but for now will donate my time and 
materials AT the FR (and whatever revenue I generate there)  Maybe I can sell 
the hands/and or feet at the FR to display there....and donate that. ok it is 
shaping up..thanks again...
Alice....how quick can one do bling toes....????  spray sanitizer...lightly 
buff nail....shape quickly....protein bond...base 
gel....glitter....cure...layer of gel...cure ....gel sealer...less than 30 
minutes I think...hopefully more like 20...I have done this before but in the 
salon and with a pedicure..never a quickie....


 Pati

Everyone has a photographic memory.
Some, like me, just don't have any film.


-----Original Message-----
From: Susan Mang <susanm...@hotmai
l.com>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sun, 19 Apr 2009 9:23 pm
Subject: NailTech:: Re: fundraiser--just an idea



Another idea...and it just popped into my head, so if it doesn't seem well 
thought out, it's because it wasn't.

But, perhaps you could have some sort of business card, or post card printed up 
to promote yourself, stating that if they bring in the said card to your 
studio, that you will donate a certain percent, or $$ amount of their service 
with you.  You could hand them out to people who seem interested, but who don't 
have time to wait around for you to be able to do a service on them.  Or have a 
sign made, stating that you will donate a certain percent of services booked if 
they mention they saw you at the event, until "such and such" date.  That way, 
it would extend the good will of the fund raiser, and you could promote 
yourself without looking like you are taking advantage of anything.   You could 
even promote the event after the fact, by selling "hands" to your clients--you 
know, the cut out paper hands that you sell for $1, and let the people put 
their name on them.  And you could put them up around your studio and leave 
them up for a little while.  I almost always donate a dollar to those things, 
and will put whomever's name on them, that I am donating "in honor of".  

I hope some of that made sense.  It's not really that late, but my mind stopped 
working hours ago. 

Sue Mang
Louis Anthony Salon
Buffalo20NY


Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2009 18:03:42 -0700
From: [email protected]
Subject: NailTech:: Re: fundraiser
To: [email protected]






For sure smart networking.  I would do what ever you think would get the most 
attention and make the ladies remember your name.  and about the business card, 
if you feel uncomfortable giving them out, just have them sitting on your 
table.  If people like your service they'll take one or two.  maybe offer a 
discount if they come into the salon.  you could put it on the back of the 
cards so it's not so obvious.  Look around you and see if others are giving out 
cards also.  Man, I wish they did things like this in my area.  What a great 
idea.  and afor a great cause.

 

Cira



--- On Sun, 4/19/09, Melody C Montgomery <[email protected]> wrote:



From: Melody C Montgomery <[email protected]>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: fundraiser
To: [email protected]
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2009, 11:40 PM




Well, yeah… but if I were only going to do one toe/finger per client and charge 
a minimal fee… I would take the total price of the service at regular price and 
divide it by ten ( naturally!) and then maybe add a buck or two and let that be 
the donation.  Personally, I think that doing a whole set—assuming you can 
create a setup that will be comfortable and ergonomic—would generate as much 
interest as the finished product itself.  People love to watch other peop
le getting nails done.  So set it up like a “magic show” or something!  Have 
your cards all over the place and be sure your victims won’t mind everyone 
watching!  Everyone will think you are the shit!  Also, all the people who knew 
you from back in the day when you were supermom will remember you too!


 


JMHO 

  

Melody Montgomery 

  




From: [email protected] [mailto: [email protected] ] On Behalf 
Of [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2009 7:29 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: NailTech:: Re: fundraiser


  

Lol Mel!! I need to re read that. I was thinking freebie. BUT if she only does 
one toe for two dollars, she will get more done and her name out to more 
people! 
All I can think of is those poor girls at all the booths in Chicago who were 
doing all 10 toes for free. And from the looks of those getting it done, they 
were not going to buy the stuff- they just wanted FREE pretty toes!!! 
Buenos dias,
Lynnette 

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From: "Melody C Montgomery " 
Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2009 19:19:02 -0400
To: < [email protected] >
Subject: NailTech:: Re: fundraiser 

Ok.. question: 

  

If she is doing a fundraiser… wouldn’t the idea be to do services (at regular 
prices) and all monies raised be donated to the cause?  Why should she only do 
one toe per client?  I mean, if she were doing them for free, then yeahE2 but I 
was kinda thinking that everyone there would be doing goods and/or services at 
regular prices and donating the money to the cause. 

  

But, either way—I definitely feel like it is still smart networking!  I would 
hand out cards, menus of services and prices, everything I could related to my 
salon!  Smilz…. 

  

Great opportunity for rack cards!  In case anyone on the list doesn’t know, I 
design logos,  business cards, tshirts, and all kinds of marketing items that 
you can purchase from me!  Check out my website for more info! 

  

Melody Montgomery 

  




From: [email protected] [mailto: [email protected] ] On Behalf 
Of [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, April 19, 2009 4:37 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: NailTech:: Re: fundraiser


  

Pati,
What a great idea your community is doing!!
Okay-- smart networking my dear. You will not be the only one doing it. And at 
the time when you are getting ready to reestablish yourself!!!!
Bling toes-- do ONLY one per person. If you have a bar stool use that for them 
to sit on or you will have a back that hurts for days. I did it once and that 
was all it took!! I crawled up the steps for days!!
I would not go overboard with decor, but use your salon theme so they remember 
it. Tuscan was it? Use that for your table. 
If I think of more, I will get back to you. I am cleaning up our walk in fridge 
and the dining roo
m. We just found out we have termites and got treated but "he" neds to have 
everything put away!! Lol. 
Buenos dias,
Lynnette 

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From: Pati 
Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2009 16:16:23 -0400
To: < [email protected] >
Subject: NailTech:: fundraiser 

hi...I think I need some suggestions please...
there is an "awake-a-thon" going to be at our local high school...in honor of 
cancer survivors and their caretakers. Premise is cancer never sleeps and 
neither will we till we find a cure!  Ok so I was asked to go (and of course I 
will) but there is also an opportunity to do some fundraising there.  After the 
dinner, "parade" and speeches....people will then go into the gym and stay at 
their "campsite". It is there that you can fundraise...all money going to the 
cause...I thought I might do some nail art, or polishing...or maaayybe some 
bling toes. There will be like 600 people FROM THE COMMUNITY there.....I 
thought I would pass out some cards at the same time...do you think that is 
....how shall I say it, "taking advantage of the situation?" or smart 
networking? I don't want to come across as the first way. I used to be well 
known in the community, active in the schools PTA president, on committees, cub 
scout secretary, pre-school teacher...etc...but my kids are grown up now and I 
had moved away for awhile. This will be the first time I am seeing alot of 
people in a long time. I need some suggestions on what to do and how to present 
it.
(set-up...de
corate... etc) 


 Pati

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Some, like me, just don't have any film.



 






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