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With the internet nearly ubiquitous, people are barraged with advertising communications. Most people tune it out, get ad blockers and generally try and reduce the amount of communication they see.
Communication that comes from someone who is known to them as a person is much more listened to. Even if it is just a neighbor, someone who lives nearby, somebody who has the same kind of house, somebody who has kids the same age, etc, etc
The valuable thing you can do for the planet and your neighbors is to use North Pasture Farms to get more food that is grown with Regenerative Agriculture out there and well thought of. You don’t need to be a healthy food evangelist, but it does help…
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The things you will need to have at your drop spot are:
If for some reason you know you cannot be there contact Steve right away and we will work something out either coolers and we contact the people to not be late or we get one of them to hold the fort until its picked up or arrange for them to pick up at the next drop. We do need to know a day or so in advance so we can make these arrangements and let people know.
If someone doesn’t pick up their order and you cannot reach them, contact us and we will try ourselves or give you the meat. This has only happened a few times in the past several years so it is not something you need to be unduly worried about.
You are moving out of the area. Just let me know, we will work something out. If you have an idea of who would be a good coordinator in your place let me know, if not, no worries.
If you get questions from a customer, answer it if you can. If not, either get them to email me or email me yourself. I usually answer emails within hours of getting them unless we are off doing a delivery. In which case I respond really fast to texts and phone calls. I handle the emails either at night or when we get back home.
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The coordinator gets a percentage of the value of the drop. If the drop is small, the percentage can be as low as 3.5%. If the drop is large, the percentage gets as high at 5%. The percentage gets put on the coordinator’s credit account and is used for future orders, or the order that is currently outstanding, whichever.
There is also a commission for new people. If the new person orders, the coordinator gets 8 bucks credit. Some coordinators like to use their referral link (you can find that on the website under ‘my account’). Others like to just tell people to go to the website and order. Before every delivery I go through and see who the new people are and award the 8 bucks for every new person one way or another.
The other, less talked about perk is you get to be part of a group that is actually working on regenerative agriculture. If you don’t’ know what that is A very good video that covers what I am really about is a Ted Talk called “It’s Not the Cow, It’s the How”.
If we can get regenerative agriculture to take hold and be more mainstream, we can use it to sequester carbon out of the air and into the soil where it belongs. Regenerative Agriculture can go a long way toward mitigating climate change. So let’s handle climate change by getting people to eat GrassFed Beef.
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o Between 3.5% and 5% of the value of the drop. Paid in meat.
o 8 bucks per new guy. Paid in meat.
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The main game we are playing right now is called the High Steaks Game.
The coordinator of a given route who has the best three trip trend wins 50 bucks credit. We keep graphs of the different area drops
I look at the last three dots on each drop spot’s graph: two lines, three dots. If the trend line is going up, you are in the running for the 50 bucks. I look for the steepest uptrend among the drop spots of a given route. If a bunch of coordinators do well, I at least mention them in the Coordinator Newsletter which goes out every two weeks.
Other emails:
· I have taken to sending out a ‘Where do we stand” email a night or three before delivery day.
o This goes to the coordinators on a given route.
o It tells how many orders each spot has and might have a final posting suggestion.
· I may send out more than one “Where do we stand” email.
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Just had my first pick-up in Appleton. How slick! You've got this process down! Very punctual and organized. Thanks so much for driving it all the way over to us - can't wait to try my goodies.
Fabulous Quality, GrassFed beef – pastured chicken and pork. Non GMO. Farm fresh is best!