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BethCooks4U said:Hi I'm ______. I worked with ___________ and she isn't with TPC anymore. I wanted to just let you know that I would love to help you with anything you might need. She mentioned that you had interest in our business. Is that something you'd still like to learn more about? Is there anything else? Can I add you to my email newsletter list? When would it be reasonable to check back with you?
...not all in one breath. Let her lead the conversation after your intro and go from there.
heather223 said:Sorry I mis read what you wrote. I would go with something along the lines of what Beth said. I would change the part about interested in the business to... I was calling to see if there was any way I could service you. We have a great host special coming up in _______.
HTH. :chef:
The purpose of "Overcome Your Fear of Calling Former Recruits: Ideas Here!" is to provide tips and strategies for overcoming the fear of reaching out to former recruits in order to reconnect with them and potentially re-engage them in the Pampered Chef business.
Calling former recruits is important because they are already familiar with Pampered Chef and may be more likely to rejoin the business compared to new prospects. Additionally, reconnecting with former recruits can strengthen relationships and potentially lead to new business opportunities.
Some common fears that hold people back from calling former recruits include fear of rejection, fear of being seen as pushy or salesy, fear of failure, and fear of not knowing what to say.
To overcome your fear of calling former recruits, it can be helpful to have a plan in place and practice what you want to say beforehand. Remind yourself of the benefits of reconnecting with former recruits and try to shift your mindset from fear to excitement. You can also reach out to other Pampered Chef consultants for support and advice.
Some tips for making successful calls to former recruits include being genuine and authentic, listening actively, offering something of value, and being persistent but not pushy. It can also be helpful to have a clear purpose for the call and to follow up with a personalized message or offer after the call.