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Catalog Pages

A catalog page is designed to show off your auction catalog online. In order to use the catalog page to its fullest extent, you should first create your catalog, and fill in as much information as possible in your packages (including description and images). You can set up your catalog page so that they can click through to a package to view more information and a larger image. Only the primary package image will appear on the catalog page. You can create multiple catalog pages - for example you might want one for your live auction and one for your silent auction. The catalog module has no additional features that can be added through the advanced editing tools. The only advanced edits that can be made on catalog pages are to add media using new modules and adjusting some colors. See the Other Edits section for more details on these options.
Catalog Page
Photoshoot Session
Perfect for senior pictures, an engagement, family portraits, and just because! Includes a 3 hour photoshoot session, professional touch ups, digital copies of all images, and a small package of printed images. Additional printed copies can be purchased through the photographer.
Value: $199.00
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 Catalog Pages and Online Bidding
Catalog pages allow bidders to preview packages ahead of time. They are best used for in-person events. Typically if you are using Online Bidding then you will use the Online Bidding page to preview packages rather than a Project Website catalog page. See the Online Bidding page for more information about Project Websites vs. Online Bidding.
 

Auction Booster
Auction Booster offers attractive travel and merchandise packages like the sample packages shown on this catalog page that will generate interest and bidding excitement among guests at your next benefit auction. Best of all, Auction Booster helps you raise more money for your cause with no risk to your organization. Simply reserve the packages, offer them at your event, and order the packages that are sold after the auction. Your organization keeps the difference between the winning bid and the package cost. And if you don't sell it, there is no cost to you!