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Discussion Overview

This thread explores ideas for promoting Pampered Chef products in office settings, particularly during the holiday season. Participants share their experiences and suggestions for effective displays and engagement with colleagues.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal, Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests setting up a display in the employee lounge with holiday gift ideas and a decorated Batter Bowl with cookie mix.
  • Another participant emphasizes the importance of ensuring company policies allow for such displays.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions that they received approval from their company and seeks to maximize the effectiveness of their display.
  • Another participant recommends using mini or holiday catalogs for larger groups to prevent excessive takeaways without orders.
  • One participant shares the idea of bringing in baked goods to accompany the display, suggesting that it could encourage purchases.
  • Another participant notes that leaving order forms can prompt colleagues to buy, as they are accustomed to ordering for fundraisers.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best approach to displaying products and engaging colleagues, with no clear consensus on a single method.

Contextual Notes

Participants discuss strategies for promoting products in a workplace environment, considering company policies and the dynamics of office culture.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ways to market Pampered Chef products in their workplaces may find these shared experiences helpful.

MrsMorty
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Are any of you plugging PC holiday gifts at your office? If so, I'd like to hear your ideas.

I am thinking of setting out in our main employee lounge area a little framed display illustrating a few of our easy holiday gift ideas alongside a Batter Bowl with the Celebration Cookie Mix in it wrapped up decoratively. I'd probably leave out a few catalogs, too. I can't do anything too big and I don't want to be invasive, but I think this may be a good avenue to garner some extra sales.

Thoughts?
 
Sounds great - just make sure it is o.k. with your company. Most will not allow it...
 
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I did clear it with The Powers That Be and they are fine with it; they are very supportive of the staff's (non-conflicting and positive) ventures here. Since I can only display, I want to make sure it's as effective as possible.

Thanks!!
 
Sounds great! If it was a small group I'd use the full catalogs, otherwise consider the mini or holiday mini catalogs. Better for larger companies otherwise people just take and don't place an order.
 
I like it. Maybe one day you could take in a dish of PC goodies - like cookies made from the Celebration mix. Set them next to your display.

The other thing I'd leave is a folder with a couple of order forms. People get so used to ordering things in the office for kids' fundraisers, that leaving forms out will almost definitely trigger the "I must buy something" response. :)
 

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