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I forgot to ask....does PC offer a $10 gift certificate? I thought they started at $20ivy5683 said:also offer then a $10 PC gift card for every show they secure for me, after the show takes place of course.
missmindym said:I think I would definitely like to try this. I'm just not sure if I would be stepping on any toes or not, because I don't know all of the PC consultants in my area and don't know if some of them already have things going on with the businesses.
byrd1956 said:I forgot to ask....does PC offer a $10 gift certificate? I thought they started at $20
byrd1956 said:That sounds great! Now I know why when I gave away a $25 gift certificate I never say any of the extra the lady said she ordered. I just thought she had gone to the main site and the extra $ went to someone else.
paigev71 said:I didn't see an answer to the question of if they say "Dear Business owner" or if you personalize it wherever possible. Also, I bought some mini-catalogs to leave around town ....thought it was cheaper than regular catalogs to leave randomly. I need an opinion....would mailing a mini-catalog with the letter help chances of them taking you up on the offer or would it be a waste?
Thanks for the idea Nicki! Love it!
PChefPEI said:I like the mini-cat idea. That way, if they've never heard of PC, they have an idea of what products we offer.
And, about leaving mini-cats around instead of regular ones, I use old catalogs and put a label on the front. I forget what it says exactly (I can't find my flashdrive to look up the file), but I'll post when I find it. It just says something to the effect that this is an old catalog, but if you want to earn free product, call for a new one. And have your info on it (of course, you know that already!! )
Geekgirl69 said:I use this label (that I got here of course):
The date on this catalog may be old,
But look inside and you'll be sold…
Many great products you will see
Call me to learn how to get them FREE!
If extra income is what you need,
I can help you to succeed.
Hope that helps.
PChefPEI said:I like the mini-cat idea. That way, if they've never heard of PC, they have an idea of what products we offer.
And, about leaving mini-cats around instead of regular ones, I use old catalogs and put a label on the front. I forget what it says exactly (I can't find my flashdrive to look up the file), but I'll post when I find it. It just says something to the effect that this is an old catalog, but if you want to earn free product, call for a new one. And have your info on it (of course, you know that already!! )
linojackie said:This is so cool! I am definitely going to try it out. I am wondering if you try to follow up with them if you don't hear anything?
jesusluvsu2005 said:Annabel,
So are you coming back with treats when you come back for the orders? I like the idea of coming in person but not with food just in case they say no. Then maybe coming back with food. I'd love to know how you did it. Thanks!
God bless,
Amanda
PChefPEI said:Another question (aren't I full of 'em today?? hehe) - In your letter, where it says "dear business owner", do you actually put the business name?
ChefBeckyD said:Stacy - that is great!
One edit for you though (Sorry - my eyes just naturally do that!) - The correct spelling is dessert...that is, unless you are bringing them a bucket of sand!
scottcooks said:I tweaked the tweaked letter and included PC pictures - (hopefully nothing discontinued!) - for an even more profesisonal appearance. Thanks! I will be using this!
The "Pamper Your Business" approach is a unique way to promote and showcase Pampered Chef products in a business setting. It involves partnering with local businesses to set up a catalog show, where the business displays the Pampered Chef catalog for a designated period of time. On the final day, the consultant brings in a free dessert for the business to enjoy while picking up orders.
The "Pamper Your Business" approach benefits both the consultant and the business. The consultant gets the opportunity to showcase their products and potentially gain new customers, while the business gets to offer their employees or customers a free dessert and support a local consultant.
The "Pamper Your Business" approach can be promoted by sending out letters to local businesses, offering them the opportunity to host a catalog show. The consultant can also display this as a service offered at parties and events, and share it on social media platforms.
Businesses have the option to choose from 7, 10, or 14 days to host the catalog show. The consultant will then bring in a free dessert on the final day to pick up orders and thank the business for their participation.
The success of the "Pamper Your Business" approach may vary, but the feedback has been positive so far. The consultant has had two shows and has another one scheduled, which shows that businesses are interested in participating in this unique approach to promoting Pampered Chef products.