| PopcornA Scout is encouraged to earn his or her own way. This can be done through the popcorn sale experience. There are a number of sales methods and techniques as Scout can use to be successful and reach any goal he or she sets. The popcorn sale is not about selling popcorn, it is about promoting Scouting, and encouraging community support for local Scouting. Sale Methods and TechniquesShow and SellThis sales technique involves setting up a product display at a business or storefront in high traffic areas. The Scouts then ask those who pass through the area if they would like to support local Scouting by purchasing popcorn. Take OrdersThis sales technique involves taking the “Take Order Form” to family members, neighbors, church, and other locations and asking customers to place an order of popcorn.Show and DeliverThis sales technique is a combination of the Show and Sell and Take Order methods. The Scout takes the person's order using the Take Order Method and then immediately delivers the product to the customer and collects payment, all in one visit. Online SalesThis sales technique utilizes e-mail, social media, and websites to sell popcorn to those that are not local. A Scout, along with his family, sets up an account at www.campmasters.org. Online Sales Online sales are strong! Thank you to the units that have embraced and are taking advantage of online sales. This is an easy, no-risk popcorn sales method. There is no product inventory to manage, no product to deliver, and no money to collect. As a reminder, units receive 40% of all online sales. Recognitions, Drawings, and IncentivesMore information coming soon! Key Dates Date | Event | | Pre Order Unit Product Order Deadline ** (no chocolate) | | Pre Order Product Pickup | | Final Product Order Opens | | Final Product Order Deadline | | Pre Order Payment Due from Units (50%) | | Final Product Pickup | | Final Payment Due for full 30% Base Commission Individual Scout Rewards Due | Return Policy: Full Cases Only: up to 10% of total Show and Sell cases received by the unit, not to exceed 10 total cases per unit |
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