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Holy guacomole! I thought your thread was called 'Son of a GODDESS!' I was like....WHAT!?? !Chozengirl said:I totally forgot to add the tour to my schedule.
Can I still add it on?
Some tips for last-minute tour planning include: reaching out to potential hosts in your network, utilizing social media to promote the tour, offering a special incentive for booking a tour on short notice, and being flexible with scheduling to accommodate potential hosts.
To promote your last-minute tour, you can utilize social media, email marketing, word of mouth, and flyers or posters in local businesses. You can also offer a special incentive or discount for attendees who bring a friend to the tour.
Your last-minute tour presentation should include a brief introduction to Pampered Chef and the products, a demonstration of a few popular products, and information on how to host a Pampered Chef party or become a consultant. It's important to keep the presentation concise and engaging to hold the audience's attention.
To ensure a successful last-minute tour, it's important to have a clear plan and timeline in place, reach out to potential hosts and attendees in your network, and utilize social media and other marketing tactics to promote the tour. It may also be helpful to partner with other consultants to share the workload and increase attendance.
Common mistakes to avoid when planning a last-minute tour include not having a clear plan or timeline, not promoting the tour effectively, not being flexible with scheduling, and not having enough products or resources on hand for the presentation. It's also important to communicate clearly with hosts and attendees and make sure everyone is on the same page regarding expectations and logistics.