krzymomof4
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Creating a New List of 100: Can You Help?
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around the creation of a new "List of 100" for Pampered Chef consultants, with participants sharing their experiences and suggestions regarding the categories that can be included in such a list.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions that their previous list has disappeared and expresses a desire to start a new one, seeking help with the categories.
- Another participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of ordering a Welcome booklet annually, noting it contains useful information about the List of 100.
- A participant provides a detailed list of categories for the List of 100, including relatives, friends, neighbors, and various social contacts.
- One participant thanks others for their contributions to the discussion.
- A new consultant shares their version of the List of 100, indicating their willingness to assist others despite being new to the community.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
No clear consensus emerges, as participants share different aspects of the List of 100 and personal experiences without indicating agreement or disagreement.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects personal experiences and suggestions related to building a contact list for business purposes within the Pampered Chef community.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for ideas on how to create or update their List of 100 may find the shared categories and experiences helpful.
Can anyone give me the catagories that were on there. Thanks bunches 
afshea
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rwesterpchef
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List of 100 - Categories
- Relatives
- Friends
- Neighbors
- Coworkers (from current or past jobs)
- Spouse's coworkers (from current or past jobs)
- People from your holiday card list
- Social contacts (civic groups, health club, sports)
- People from religious organizations
- Friends from school / college / university
- Contacts through your children (school, scouts, sports, music, baby-sitters)
- Friends and neighbors of your grown children
- Engaged Couples
- Newlyweds
- Doctors / Dentists / Professionals
- People from places you do business (hair salon, post office, bank, dry cleaners)
- People who love to cook or entertain
- People who dislike cooking or entertaining
- People who want to earn additional income (for a trip, wedding, remodeling, college tuition)
- Others (be creative)
krzymomof4
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Here's your list of 100The list includes
5 relatives
5 friends
5 neighbors
5 colleagues from current or past job
5 spouse's colleagues-current or past
5 people from your holiday card list
5 social contacts(civic groups, healthor sports club)
5 people from religious organizations
5 friends from school, college or university
5 contacts thru your children sports, scouts, music, babysitters
5 friends and nieghbors of your grown children
5 engages couples
5 newleyweds
5 doctors, dentists, professionals
5 people from places you do business--hair salon, post office, bank, drycleaner
5 people who love to entertain or cook
5 People who dislike cooking or entertaining
5 peopole who want to earn additional income (for a trip, wedding, remodeling, college tuition)
10 others (Be creative)
Hope this helps you out. I am new to the PC. I just qualified and was happy to help another out in need.
Have a great day,
Erica Collins
[email protected]
5 relatives
5 friends
5 neighbors
5 colleagues from current or past job
5 spouse's colleagues-current or past
5 people from your holiday card list
5 social contacts(civic groups, healthor sports club)
5 people from religious organizations
5 friends from school, college or university
5 contacts thru your children sports, scouts, music, babysitters
5 friends and nieghbors of your grown children
5 engages couples
5 newleyweds
5 doctors, dentists, professionals
5 people from places you do business--hair salon, post office, bank, drycleaner
5 people who love to entertain or cook
5 People who dislike cooking or entertaining
5 peopole who want to earn additional income (for a trip, wedding, remodeling, college tuition)
10 others (Be creative)
Hope this helps you out. I am new to the PC. I just qualified and was happy to help another out in need.
Have a great day,
Erica Collins
[email protected]
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of creating a new list of 100 contacts?
Creating a new list of 100 contacts is a foundational step in direct sales, particularly for Pampered Chef consultants. This list helps you identify potential customers, hosts, and recruits who may be interested in your products or business opportunity. It serves as a starting point for building relationships and expanding your network.
How do I start compiling my list of 100 contacts?
Begin by brainstorming people you know, including friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, and acquaintances. Consider different aspects of your life, such as social circles, community groups, and online connections. Write down names and contact information as you think of them, aiming for a diverse mix of individuals.
What types of people should I include on my list?
Include a variety of individuals on your list, such as those who enjoy cooking, entertaining, or are interested in kitchen tools. Don't limit yourself to just potential customers; consider including people who might want to host a party or those who could be interested in joining your team as consultants.
How can I approach the people on my list once it's created?
Once your list is complete, reach out to individuals in a friendly and personal manner. You can start with a casual conversation, express your excitement about your Pampered Chef business, and ask if they would be interested in learning more about your products or hosting a party. Be genuine and focus on building relationships rather than making a hard sell.
What if I struggle to come up with 100 names?
If you're having difficulty reaching 100 names, try expanding your network through social media, community events, or local groups. Attend gatherings, join clubs, or participate in online forums related to cooking or home goods. Additionally, consider asking friends and family for referrals to help you grow your list.
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