Boost Bookings with Mailing Newsletters | Expert Tips for Your PC Business

[apriljc]

I have been with PC for about 8 months and have some people's emial address but I have thought about mailing people newsletters too. Do you think this would be a waste of postage? I would love to get more bookings. I ask people to give me their emial addresses but some poeple don't. Please give me your thougths. Thanks.

 

[dannyzmom]

If you decide to mail them out be sure to only mail as many as you are able to follow up with on the phone.

 

[pamperedgirl3]

I only mail newsletters to my past hosts that I don't have email for. I did have one host call me in September asking for more info about the stoneware special & she booked a catalog show!

 

[SillyChef]

Well, I am beginning into my second SS month. Since I don't know too many people around where I live I am going to be leaving flyers on their doorsteps in the first week of January. Then I made up a Newsletter (Majority is family & Friends) letting them know what the Jan & Feb specials are and letting them know that March is the beginning of a NEW season for Pampered Chef. I don't see it as a waste of money. But maybe for like cold leads it might be. What I did, is I took my personal address book and made newsletters for them. (some were handed to the person and talked about right on the spot) Then with the people that bought from the 4 shows that were hosted, I sent emails or newsletters too. I will let you know if I wasted money on that. lol.

 

[pcjenr]

Hi there! I personally think it's a great idea to send out newsletters to your customers and potential customers. It's a great way to keep them updated on new products, promotions, and recipes. Plus, it's a more personal touch than just sending emails. As for the postage cost, you could consider sending out a digital newsletter via email to save on expenses. However, if you have a budget for postage, I think it's worth it to have a physical newsletter that people can hold and refer back to. As for getting email addresses, you could try offering a small incentive for people to give you their email, such as a discount on their next purchase. Keep up the great work and I hope you get more bookings through your newsletters! Best of luck!