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Please be careful when advertising your site. HO has very strict rules about how we can do that. If by advertise, you actually mean "promote" by including information in messages to your family, friends and current customers, then you're OK. The policies are downloadable from Consultant's Corner, and should be read by every consultant.ponvn591 said:I have advertised my website and I know that people have looked at it but know one has ordered anything. I should get an e-mail if they placed an order right? Just wondering if the website is worth it.
I was thinking the same thing about people advertising their websites. I was googling something before and it took me to a consultant's blog page and there was a PC logo that took you to her website with "book a cooking show or order online" below it. Then below that it said: * The Kitchen Store that comes to your Door!I didn't think we were allowed to do this?chefann said:Please be careful when advertising your site. HO has very strict rules about how we can do that. If by advertise, you actually mean "promote" by including information in messages to your family, friends and current customers, then you're OK. The policies are downloadable from Consultant's Corner, and should be read by every consultant.
chefann said:No, we're not allowed to do that. And besides that, it's the old tag line, anyway.
DebbieJ said:The best use of your website is for outside orders on shows. Make sure your hostesses are using it to their advantage.
Beyond that, it takes time to build up your customer base and just get those random orders. I've been a consultant for 4 years now and get those random orders only about 2-3x a month, if that.
I also send out a monthly newsletter and make sure I tell EVERYONE about the Online Outlet.
chefjeanine said:What she said.
It is priceless for gathering outside orders on a show. . .you just have to be sure you tell people how. I include this step-by-step information in every invitation I send (and I send all my host's invites).
I get random online orders (especially now that I'm getting home office leads) from time-to-time and more after I send my monthly newsletter.
takamk said:How can you look and see if people are viewing your website or opening e-vites? Thanks.
I don't know if there is a way to see if people are looking at your website, but as far as opening the e-vites...go into the Guest List, and on the column "last email sent", click on "View more" under the date/timestamp. At the TOP of the page, a box pops up and shows you if they have opened the email or not.The only pain about this box, is that if you have a list of 40 names in the Guest List..the box always stays at the top of the page- so you have to scroll up/down between clicking on "View More" and the box to see.it is handy though- because it's not uncommon for 1/3 or more of the e-vites to never get opened. Probably dumped in Spam folders...so I encourage my hosts to try to invite personally or give me their mailing address too for a postcard invite.Tip though: if YOU are doing the invites or entering the guests into the PWS for evites...log into your PWS as the host and do them. Otherwise, when you send the e-vite, or when the reminders go out automatically (if you leave that option on)..it will go out as YOUR name/email, and not your hosts! That makes no sense why they programmed it that way- it should always default to the HOST's Name or Email in my opinion- but that's not how it works. You have to be logged in as her host ID on your PWS. I learned that the hard way- several folks got MY email reminders and either didn't now who I was and ignored it, or it went to a blocked folder because I wasn't on their allowed-sender list.takamk said:How can you look and see if people are viewing your website or opening e-vites? Thanks.
ponvn591 said:SO when someone is putting an order for a show on my website, what do they do? I know they find the item they want and click on the link that say something about how to purchase and then they go and click on the host's name,right? Well after their order is complete do I have to put their order on Pampered Partner Plus for them to get it or is their order complete when they did it?
"No Orders? Check Your Website to See If It's Worth It" is a reminder for consultants to regularly check their personal website to ensure that it is updated with current promotions and products. This can help drive sales and increase the chances of receiving orders from customers.
We recommend checking your personal website at least once a week to make sure it is up to date. This will also give you the opportunity to make any necessary changes or updates to keep your website fresh and engaging for customers.
When checking your personal website, make sure all product information, prices, and promotions are accurate and current. It's also a good idea to review your website's layout and design to ensure it is visually appealing and easy to navigate for customers.
Yes, regularly updating your personal website can make a big difference in your sales. By keeping your website up to date and showcasing new and relevant products, you are more likely to attract and retain customers, leading to potential sales and increased business.
Yes, as a Pampered Chef consultant, you have the ability to update your personal website on your own. You can easily make changes to product information, prices, and promotions through the consultant portal. If you need assistance, our customer service team is always available to help.