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Discussion Overview
The thread discusses the process of inviting guests to a party through a Personal Web Site (PWS) and the implications of who is identified as the host in the invitation emails. Participants share their experiences and suggestions regarding how to manage invitations effectively.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant inquires whether invitations sent by them would indicate they are the host, expressing concern about managing a busy host's party.
- Another participant clarifies that while the party will still be identified as the host's, the email will show the sender as the person sending the invitations.
- One participant suggests that the host should send the invitations directly to increase the likelihood of them being opened and not marked as spam.
- Another participant shares their experience of logging in as the host to send invitations, ensuring that the emails reflect the host's name.
- One participant mentions they regularly assist their hostesses by sending invitations this way and also test the emails before sending them out.
- Another participant expresses appreciation for the shared tips and indicates they will attempt the suggested method if they do not hear back from the host.
- One participant acknowledges past difficulties with the process and expresses a willingness to try again, noting their lack of technical expertise.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the best approach to sending invitations, with some participants advocating for the host to send them directly while others share methods for sending them on behalf of the host.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects personal experiences with the PWS invitation process and the dynamics of managing party invitations for hosts.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for insights on managing guest invitations through PWS and understanding the implications of sender identification in emails may find this discussion helpful.
Becca_in_MD
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It will say it's her show, but the e-mail will come from you as the sender since you're the one sending the e-mail. For it to arrive in their in-box with her as the sender, she needs to go into her show on your PWS and select the people to send the e-vite to. Can you put in all of the guests and e-mails and have her take 2 minutes to send the e-vites? It's much more likely to get opened and not put into spam if it comes from her.
dkitten13
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cmdtrgd
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What you can do is go to your PWS (Welcome To My Personal Web Site) and log in as your host using her 4 digit alphanumeric password. Then enter the guests that way and send the invites as well. They will be invited by her and the email will have her name on it in the subject line.
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dkitten13
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Becca_in_MD
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is PWS in Pampered Chef?
PWS stands for Personal Website, which is a unique online platform provided to Pampered Chef consultants. It allows them to showcase products, share recipes, and facilitate online orders from guests.
How can I invite guests to my PWS?
You can invite guests to your PWS by sending them a personalized link via email, social media, or text message. Make sure to highlight any special promotions or events to encourage them to visit your site.
What should I include in my invitation to guests?
Your invitation should include a warm greeting, a brief introduction about what Pampered Chef is, and a clear call-to-action encouraging them to visit your PWS. Mention any upcoming events, promotions, or new products that might interest them.
How can I follow up with guests after inviting them?
After sending your invitation, follow up with guests within a few days. You can send a friendly reminder message, ask if they have any questions, or share additional information about products or upcoming events to keep them engaged.
What if guests don't respond to my invitation?
If guests don't respond, it's okay! People are busy, and they may have missed your message. Consider sending a gentle follow-up or reaching out through a different communication channel. Keep the tone positive and inviting, and don’t take it personally.
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