Jennie50
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Hello, all!
I would love some feedback on a new host letter template (attached) I've written. I know, I know, it's long. BUT, I kinda wanted my hosts to have a comprehensive "guide" to the whole cooking show experience...like a one-stop place for info. I will continue to call them and communicate with them in other ways, but I wanted to reiterate some of these in writing, and touch on others that we may not have discussed in person.
I don't want to overwhelm my hosts, but I tried to break the letter up into easy-to-read blurbs with headings that I hoped would allow them to skim quickly through the info. I also put the "please respond on the following points" bulleted list at the top, so they can keep track of the questions I have for them.
Honestly, it's hard for me to make a lot of phone calls. Always has been, even before entering into the PC gig...I'm worried that I'm bothering them, keeping them on the phone too long, forgetting something I should have told them, etc. I just organize my thoughts better when writing. I also have three active kids, one still at home during the day, and making time for phone calls is difficult until after they go to bed...late for some folks. Anyway, these are some of the reasons I wanted to create this "guide."
Please let me know your thoughts! ☺
I would love some feedback on a new host letter template (attached) I've written. I know, I know, it's long. BUT, I kinda wanted my hosts to have a comprehensive "guide" to the whole cooking show experience...like a one-stop place for info. I will continue to call them and communicate with them in other ways, but I wanted to reiterate some of these in writing, and touch on others that we may not have discussed in person.
I don't want to overwhelm my hosts, but I tried to break the letter up into easy-to-read blurbs with headings that I hoped would allow them to skim quickly through the info. I also put the "please respond on the following points" bulleted list at the top, so they can keep track of the questions I have for them.
Honestly, it's hard for me to make a lot of phone calls. Always has been, even before entering into the PC gig...I'm worried that I'm bothering them, keeping them on the phone too long, forgetting something I should have told them, etc. I just organize my thoughts better when writing. I also have three active kids, one still at home during the day, and making time for phone calls is difficult until after they go to bed...late for some folks. Anyway, these are some of the reasons I wanted to create this "guide."
Please let me know your thoughts! ☺