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In summary, the author is trying to get bookings for a catalog show that is currently going on, but is having trouble finding motivation. She has an idea to offer a free cooking show to anyone who hosts one in May in order to raise money for cancer research.
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I have been trying to think of different ways to get some bookings scheduled as soon as possible. I have a catalog show going on right now, but that is it. So I am desperate for more. I do have an idea that I would really appreciate some feedback on...

I would like to send a personalized email to everyone on my email mailing list (which is approx. 40 people) asking them to host a home cooking show or a catalog show. I may also offer some kind of booking incentive if it would help. My only problem is that I'm not sure how to word the email in such a way to get as many bookings as I can and also without sounding pushy. Just not exactly sure what to say.

Any sugggestions??? Thank you in advance for your help. :)
 
Call them instead of relying on email. You'll most likely have better luck with a phone call instead of an email that most might just delete without opening.
 
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I completely agree, but although there are a few that I do have better luck in reaching by email, I still have no idea what to say either way. What can I say or write that will motivate them to book a show???
 
Offer more money in free product. This always helps me. Or offer to bring the ingredients and all they have to do is host the show.
 
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I like the idea of the FREE cooking show! I have done this in the past. Does anyone have an outline or examples of what they say or write in emails when they are contacting a past host or customer in the hopes of getting them to host a show??? Many thanks to those willing to share.
 
Do you have a PWS? If so, they have great emails already set up in there for you to just plug in additional info and send it off.

But I do agree with you following up with them.
 
pampered2007 said:
I like the idea of the FREE cooking show! I have done this in the past. Does anyone have an outline or examples of what they say or write in emails when they are contacting a past host or customer in the hopes of getting them to host a show??? Many thanks to those willing to share.


I would call them and say something along the lines of...

"Hi ______________,

This is ____________ with TPC, I was just calling you because May is Help Whip Cancer month and some of the proceeds from every show are being donated to The American Cancer society. It seems everyone knows someone who is affected by Breast Cancer and I thought you might like to help. I am also offering FREE cooking shows to anyone who hosts this month as my token of appreciation for contributing to the cause. How does that sound to you?"
 
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Thank you so much! Just what I was looking for. And if someone prefers not to book a show, they can still purchase the guest special if they want to help or schedule for a later date. I think I will make some calls and send some emails and see how it goes.

I do have a PWS. I was planning on sending out an email May 1st announcing the guest specials for the month of May.

Thank you for all your help!! Your all great!
 

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