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Effective Facebook Invite Wording for Your Party or Online Order

In summary, when inviting people to your Pampered Chef Facebook party, some good phrases to use could include highlighting the fun and convenience of a virtual party, mentioning the opportunity to earn free products and discounts, and using eye-catching elements like emojis or personalized messages. It's not necessary to include all the details about the products and discounts in the invite, but you can share more during the party itself. It's okay to invite people from different locations to a virtual party. If someone RSVPs but doesn't show up, it's best to follow up with them after the event and offer to answer any questions or schedule a one-on-one party.
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My host asked me for some wording to use on her Facebook event to help either get people to the party or to order online. All of my hosts usually set up their own Facebook event and never involve me in on it.
 
This is how one of my hosts worded her FB event invite last March:

I have been wanting to have a Pampered Chef party for awhile and have finally decided to go for it! Some of you will know our consultant, Peggy McCormack, so come on over and support her in her first kitchen show! Would love to see everyone, but if you can't make it and are interested in looking at a catalog, let me know and I will figure out how to make that happen!
http://​www.pamperedchef.biz/​peggymccormack?page=home

Looks like you can browse the catalog there, then chose items and search for the hostess...which would be me! I'll let you know as I have more information.

Would love to see everyone! And kids, husbands and friends are welcome, just try to let me know if you are coming by Thursday, March 8 so I have time to shop!!
 
Come taste the fun at our Pampered Chef party. Just like the food network, but better you get to try the food. What could be better than shopping and eating with friends? Bring a friend for added fun and get a free gift.
 

What are some good phrases to use when inviting people to my Pampered Chef Facebook party?

Some ideas for Facebook invite wording for your Pampered Chef party could include:

  • "Join us for a fun-filled virtual party featuring the latest and greatest Pampered Chef products!"
  • "Get ready to discover delicious recipes and must-have kitchen tools at our Pampered Chef Facebook party!"
  • "Don't miss out on the chance to earn free products and discounts by attending our Pampered Chef online party!"
  • "You're invited to a Pampered Chef event like no other - join us on Facebook for a night of food, friends, and fun!"
  • "Experience the convenience and quality of Pampered Chef products at our virtual party - RSVP now!"

How can I make my Facebook invite stand out and catch people's attention?

Here are a few tips for making your Pampered Chef Facebook invite wording more eye-catching:

  • Use emojis or GIFs to add some visual interest.
  • Incorporate a catchy slogan or tagline, such as "Cook smarter, not harder with Pampered Chef!"
  • Include a mouth-watering photo of a dish made with Pampered Chef products.
  • Personalize the invite by addressing people by name and mentioning something specific that you think they would enjoy about the party.
  • Include a call to action, such as "RSVP now to secure your spot at our Pampered Chef Facebook party!"

Do I need to include all the details about the products and discounts in the Facebook invite?

No, it's not necessary to include all the details about the products and discounts in the Facebook invite. Instead, focus on creating an enticing and engaging message that will make people want to attend the party. You can share more specific information and details about the products during the party itself.

Is it okay to invite people to my Pampered Chef Facebook party even if they don't live near me?

Absolutely! The great thing about virtual parties is that anyone can attend, regardless of their location. In fact, inviting people from different areas can help you reach a wider audience and potentially generate more sales. Just make sure to mention in your invite that it's a virtual party so people know they won't need to physically attend.

What should I do if someone RSVPs but doesn't show up to the Facebook party?

If someone RSVPs but doesn't show up to the Facebook party, you can follow up with them after the event. Send them a message thanking them for their interest and offering to answer any questions they may have about Pampered Chef products. You could also offer to schedule a one-on-one virtual party for them if they missed out on the group event. It's important to be understanding and not pressure them to make a purchase if they weren't able to attend.

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