Black Friday Event Template
Tuesday, November 25th, 2008All articles are free to use as long as you keep the author bio intact and provide a live link to the Thriving Candle Business website
The window of opportunity to capitalized on Black Friday events has just about passed – however there’s still time that you may be able to sneak in if you jump on it now. Below is an example of a notice you may want to send to your family and friends.
You’re invited to my Black Friday Mystery Hostess Party at my Scentsy site! Beat the rush of crowds and shop from your seat instead! Scentsy has a gift for everyone on your list!
Shop for your mom, sister, best friends, teen and even your husband, plus stocking stuffers for all. You’ll be placed in a drawing to receive AWESOME hostess benefits! Don’t forget to spread the word and have your friend put your name down in the comment section of her order to so both of you can receive an additional entry for the Mystery Hostess Drawing! The more friends you tell, the more chances you have to win! Have your friends place your name in the comment box when they place their order!
Answer the following questions and place in the comment box. For every correct answer, you’ll receive 1 additional entry in the Mystery Hostess Drawing. The answers of these questions can be found at my site.
1. Who is the founder(s) of Scentsy?
2. What year was Scentsy established?
3. Name one of the New Warmers
4. What product eliminates unwanted smells with a clean citrus aroma?
5. What new product line was released during the Fall/Winter 2008 catalog?
Mystery Hostess will receive:
FREE SHIPPING!
One 1/2 off Item
10% Credit good for anything in the catalog
Click on [your website URL] Then MY EVENTS and place your order under the BLACK FRIDAY PARTY listed on 11/28/2008. All orders MUST be placed on Friday, November 28, 2008 in order to qualify to be the Mystery Hostess
OR – just have your friends and family order through YOU instead of the website – whatever floats your boat!
Take what you like ~ and discard the rest.
About the Author: Laurie Ayers is a WAHM from Michigan. She started her first home business in 1988. As a single parent, Laurie has supported her family by working at home. She is currently an Independent Consultant and Director with Scentsy Wickless Candles. You can find Laurie at www.IncomeWax.com

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