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abrahamlaur said:becky, what things (email, postcards) do you send them? do you have them on your computer at all so i can see them?
does anyone have a catalog host information sheet? like what to talk about with them during each call?
abrahamlaur said:Dang, I cant buy anything before the 1st and even then I'm not sure I'll have enough money Oh well ... any other place we can get postcards like this?
Thats probably what I'll do.......I'll just have to do them one at a time! Shouldn't be too bad - since I get emails from there every other day!KellyTheChef said:For those of you who like the three card method...have you thought about making up your own using VistaPrint? That may really work for you!
To motivate your catalog hosts, it is important to communicate the benefits of hosting a show, such as earning free and discounted products, as well as the potential to earn host rewards. You can also offer incentives or rewards for hosts who have a certain number of guests or sales. Additionally, providing them with easy-to-use tools and resources, such as social media graphics and sample scripts, can help them feel more confident and excited about hosting a show.
One of the most effective ways to promote a catalog show is through word of mouth. Encourage your hosts to personally invite friends and family to the show and to share the catalog with them. You can also provide them with digital invites or flyers to share on social media. Another idea is to host a virtual event, where hosts can invite their guests to join a live video demonstration or Q&A session.
Following up with guests after the show is crucial for a successful catalog show. Provide your hosts with a follow-up checklist or script to guide them in reaching out to their guests. You can also offer a special discount or promotion for guests who place an order within a certain time frame after the show. Additionally, encourage hosts to share their personal experience and testimonials on social media to further promote the products and show.
To keep your hosts engaged, provide them with regular updates on their show progress, such as the number of guests who have RSVP'd or placed an order. You can also send them reminders and tips throughout the show, such as sharing a new product or highlighting a special offer. Additionally, offering a host-exclusive training or virtual event can help keep them excited and involved in the show.
There are several ways to track the success of your catalog shows. You can use a tracking sheet or online tool to keep track of the number of guests, orders, and sales for each show. You can also send out a post-show survey to gather feedback and insights from hosts and guests. Additionally, monitoring the number of repeat hosts and guests can also be a good indicator of the success of your catalog shows.