Get Business Cards for Your Consulting Business - Start Up Kit Info

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the topic of obtaining business cards for new Pampered Chef consultants, with participants sharing their experiences and preferences regarding different printing options and resources available for creating business cards.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a new consultant, inquires about where to order business cards and whether the start-up kit includes any related materials.
  • Another participant mentions two companies associated with Pampered Chef, Nancy's Artwork and Town and Country, as options for ordering business cards, and shares their personal experience of creating cards using Avery templates.
  • A different participant expresses excitement about starting their consulting business and shares their positive experience with ordering supplies from Nancy's Artwork.
  • One participant notes that they used Vista Print for their business cards and highlights a current promotion for free standard cards.
  • Another participant, also new to the business, asks about the use of the Pampered Chef logo on home-printed cards versus professionally printed cards, seeking clarification on the guidelines.
  • One participant shares their experience of using a print shop program to create various marketing materials, including business cards, and finds it worthwhile.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the use of the Pampered Chef logo for business cards, with some participants seeking clarification on the guidelines and others expressing their interpretations.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects the experiences and inquiries of new consultants navigating the process of establishing their consulting businesses and the resources available to them.

Who May Find This Useful

New Pampered Chef consultants looking for insights on business card options and experiences shared by others in the community.

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I am a brand new consultant (haven't even received my start up kit in the mail yet!) and was wondering where you order your business cards from. Is there a flyer in the start up kit or is it something I have to take care of on my own? Thanks! Lisa
 
There are two companies that PC works with, they're Nancy's Artwork http://www.nancys-artworks.com/ and Town and Country http://www.townandcountryprinting.com/chef.html . You can order cards from both of those sites, and clothes, totes, etc is available at www.vip-tpc.com (use your consultant # and password to enter)
I personally made my own cards from templates from Avery, but it's up to you!
 
Hi Lisa
I myself just became a PC consultant. I signed up yesterday and cant wait to get my starter kit in. I went to http://www.nancyweb.com/ and ordered alot of stuff. Their prices are great. I'm so excited to get my business going. Congrats on signing up. I've only been looking over this board for a couple of days and they are soo helpful.
Good Luck :)
 
Vista PrintVista Print is where I got my cards from. They have a special right now for standard cards you get 250 for free or get Premium cards for 4.99 of course you then pay shipping!! I really like mine! Plus they also sell matching magnets, address labels and almost everything else you can imagine!!
 
I just started, too, so I'm also looking for business cards. Those of you who print at home or through Vista Print, do you use the logo? Can you please attach one to this thread so we can get an idea of what they look like? The ones through Town & Country are expensive, plus I don't really like the way they look. I would love to do my own!

Thanks!
Kristen
 
I think we can only use the PC logo (the downloadable version found on CC) when printing things out on our home computer. We cannot take the logo to a print shop and have business cards professionally made. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but that's the way I interpreted the Advertising Guidelines.
 
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dawn424383 said:
I think we can only use the PC logo (the downloadable version found on CC) when printing things out on our home computer. We cannot take the logo to a print shop and have business cards professionally made. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but that's the way I interpreted the Advertising Guidelines.
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That's what I thought too. But I guess we can use it if we print from home? Is this correct?

Thanks,
Kristen
 
I made mine.I used the print shop program. I think it was 45 dollars. I made cards, letterhead, fax sheets, ads, labels etc. It is worth the money and it is so easy.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Pampered Chef Start Up Kit for new consultants?

The Pampered Chef Start Up Kit typically includes a selection of essential products, marketing materials, and business tools to help you launch your consulting business. This may include cooking tools, recipe cards, and promotional items to showcase at your parties.

How can I get business cards for my consulting business?

You can get business cards for your Pampered Chef consulting business by designing them online through various printing services or by using templates provided by Pampered Chef. Many consultants also choose to order cards through local print shops for a more personalized touch.

Are business cards included in the Start Up Kit?

No, business cards are typically not included in the Pampered Chef Start Up Kit. However, you can easily create and order your own business cards using online services or local printing companies.

What information should I include on my business cards?

Your business cards should include your name, title (Pampered Chef Consultant), contact information (phone number and email), and a link to your personal Pampered Chef website. You may also want to include your social media handles and a brief tagline about your business.

How can I effectively use my business cards to grow my consulting business?

You can effectively use your business cards by handing them out at parties, networking events, and community gatherings. Be sure to include them in follow-up emails or thank-you notes to customers. Additionally, consider leaving them at local businesses or sharing them with friends and family to increase your visibility.

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