Black Friday Sale Vs Invited Guest to UPampered Chefoming Shows

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses participants' experiences and thoughts regarding sending out Black Friday sales emails while balancing upcoming Pampered Chef shows. Participants share their strategies and concerns about potentially competing with hosts of these shows.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses a desire to send a Black Friday email but is concerned about competing with hosts of upcoming shows.
  • Another participant shares their experience of sending the email to everyone, noting the unpredictability of responses.
  • Several users mention leaving out hosts and guests from their email lists to avoid undermining their shows.
  • One participant reflects on their past experiences with Black Friday sales, indicating that they did not yield significant benefits and prefer to spend the weekend with family instead.
  • Another participant notes receiving numerous Black Friday sales emails from various consultants, suggesting that the impact of such promotions may diminish due to saturation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on whether to include or exclude hosts and guests in Black Friday promotions, with some participants opting to exclude them while others choose to include everyone. No clear consensus emerges on the effectiveness of Black Friday sales for consultants.

Contextual Notes

Participants are primarily discussing their personal experiences as Pampered Chef consultants during the Black Friday sales period, highlighting the challenges of balancing promotions with hosting obligations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering how to approach Black Friday promotions in relation to their upcoming shows may find the shared experiences relevant.

BeckyC5830
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I really want to put out the Black Friday/Cyber Monday email to my contact list. I'm offering free delivery to my house or a $4.25 credit. My dilemma is I don't want to compete with my hosts who will hold shows in the next few weeks. I'm thinking about omitting those names I know who are invited to the shows.

I'm just wondering what others have done in the past. This is my first Black Friday I've been a PC consultant.
 
I just sent the email to everyone! You don't want to leave anyone out, you never know what will happen.
 
I'm curious too. I use iContact and so I don't know how to deselect certain people. I just sent it to everyone. I have one catty show going on right now and the host will have just gotten my sale notice. I also have a show on Dec. 12th, so I'm hoping this doesn't hurt or annoy my hosts. Hopefully they'll think of it as a typical Black Friday sale that every store/business seems to do and won't hold it against me. We'll just have to see, I guess.
 
When I sent mine out, I purposly left out the hosts/guests I knew were coming up in the week before & after the sale. I didnt want my hosts to get the short end of the stick so to speak
 
I also have a quandry about the Black Friday thing... My Mystery Host (open house) is the very next weekend and I sent invites to EVERYONE on my contacts. I guess I'll have to pass on this opportunity unless I just hit my contacts from out of town?:confused:
 
Tonyphel00 said:
I also have a quandry about the Black Friday thing... My Mystery Host (open house) is the very next weekend and I sent invites to EVERYONE on my contacts. I guess I'll have to pass on this opportunity unless I just hit my contacts from out of town?:confused:

I think your Mystery Host Show is a much better bet for sales and bookings than the Black Friday deal.

I tried the Black Friday thing for a couple years, and never got a huge response....and what I did get didn't really help my paycheck, since I had to give such deep discounts. I've decided it's just not worth it for me, and I just enjoy the weekend off with my family now.

Today, though, I've received Black Friday sales emails from a Mary Kay Consultant, a Southern Living Consultant, a Silpada Consultant, and a BeautiControl Consultant (and all are basically the same thing that I've seen posted on here)...so I'm thinking that if others are being inundated with these emails the way that I am, that it would lose it's impact rather quickly.
 
leslieprichett said:
When I sent mine out, I purposly left out the hosts/guests I knew were coming up in the week before & after the sale. I didnt want my hosts to get the short end of the stick so to speak

This is what I did!!
 
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leslieprichett said:
When I sent mine out, I purposly left out the hosts/guests I knew were coming up in the week before & after the sale. I didnt want my hosts to get the short end of the stick so to speak

Leslie, I thought this was a great idea! I don't want my near future or near past hosts or guests to think they got a raw deal. So I sent it out to everyone else this morning.

When I mentioned to a few customers I was going to do this earlier in the week, one called me and placed an $80 order. The other woman I will follow-up with Friday to make sure she received my e-offer. So here's hoping it'll qualify as a show, otherwise my Monday night host will get a boost in sales!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Black Friday sale and an invited guest to a Pampered Chef show?

A Black Friday sale typically involves discounts and promotions available to the general public during the Black Friday shopping period. In contrast, an invited guest to a Pampered Chef show is someone specifically invited to attend a private event where they can see product demonstrations, learn about new items, and take advantage of exclusive offers that may not be available during the Black Friday sale.

Are the discounts during a Black Friday sale better than those offered at Pampered Chef shows?

The discounts during a Black Friday sale can be significant, but Pampered Chef shows often offer exclusive deals, bundles, or host rewards that may not be available during the Black Friday sale. Additionally, guests at Pampered Chef shows can benefit from personalized recommendations and hands-on demonstrations, which can enhance their shopping experience.

Can I combine Black Friday sale prices with offers from a Pampered Chef show?

How can I get invited to a Pampered Chef show during the Black Friday season?

To get invited to a Pampered Chef show during the Black Friday season, you can reach out to a Pampered Chef consultant or host in your area. They often organize shows around this time to showcase new products and holiday specials. You can also check social media platforms or Pampered Chef's official website for announcements about upcoming shows.

Is it worth attending a Pampered Chef show during the Black Friday season?

Attending a Pampered Chef show during the Black Friday season can be worth it if you are interested in cooking products and want to take advantage of exclusive offers. The interactive nature of the show allows you to see products in action, ask questions, and receive personalized recommendations, which can enhance your shopping experience compared to traditional Black Friday sales.

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