Have you noticed the publicity that gift baskets get in the media?

This newsletter edition uncovers three easy ways to get free media coverage for your gift baskets and how to keep reporters interested in printing your news.

Newspapers and local television are charged with informing readers about information that enhancements their lifestyle. That’s why gift baskets are often the subject in many section of printed and televised news.

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Product of the Week:

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BASKETS OF MEDIA ATTENTION

It’s amazing to see how many gift basket stories appear throughout December in newspapers worldwide. Some stories are all about designers, and others try to convince individuals to make their own gift baskets. It’s quite a collection.

Wednesday’s newspaper encourages you to get your 15 minutes of fame before the season is over. Seven designers I know have increased sales this year from media exposure. You’re next.

JOIN THE CLUB

What if you had a standing order every month from a minimum of 10 companies to deliver a specific gift basket? That’s what can happen when creating and promoting a gift basket club.

This blog article explains more and provides inspiration from other retailers who’ve built the model so you don’t have to.

DESIGNERS’ RATES ARE RISING

About five years ago I was asked if it’s possible to make $30,000 a year in this business. That answer, which you’ll find in this GiftBasketArticles.com article, is still true, but what’s more better, the potential has grown even in this economy.

Eleven designers who I’ve worked with in the past three years have increased their sales to average $92,000 a year, with one third of the gross amount deducted for expenses.

As you read the article, substitute the $30,000 figure for a higher amount you can achieve on a monthly, weekly, and daily basis.

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