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One thing that you really should do before you feed your sales force to the cookie monster is spend some time training them. Not everyone is a born salesman, but with proper preparation everyone can sell cookie dough.

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Running a cookie dough fundraiser is done in pretty much the same way as any other pre-sell fundraiser. Your sellers would be armed with a product brochure and a pen and simply start showing the brochure. How much they sell for your organizations depends on at least one of two things, how much they are behind your cause and what you have in the way of incentives for sales that are made.

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If you need to raise lots of money very quickly and have lots of happy people in the process, doing a cookie dough fundraiser is one of the best ways. Here are some tips to help you get started running a successful cookie dough fundraising campaign.

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The quality of your incentives is the single most important contributing factor to the success of your fund raiser. That is a very bold statement but it is completely accurate. What is one of the hottest incentives that you can offer when conducting a fundraiser?

Cookie Dough

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There are several things you can do to maximize the potential of your school fundraiser. The very first thing you can do actually starts before your sale begins. Read on to find out what you can do to set up the most profitable sale you will ever have.

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PTA and PTO groups have many reasons for having school fundraiser events. The reasons range from buying equipment or services for the school that is not in the schools budget, to funding special guest, presentations or field trips. As anyone who has ever headed up a school fundraiser would know, there are unique challenges to running a good and profitable one.

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