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Discovering My Personal Website: Using Features & Sending E-vites
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Discussion Overview
This thread explores participants' experiences and insights regarding the use of personal websites for Pampered Chef consultants, focusing on features, e-vites, and the effectiveness of online shows.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions limited use of their personal website, primarily referring people to it occasionally and expressing a desire to learn more about its features, including sending e-vites.
- Another participant shares that their website is frequently visited for recipes and tips, and they have received individual orders through it.
- One participant emphasizes the importance of entering shows on the website and promoting e-vites, noting that it has led to outside orders that might not have occurred otherwise.
- Another participant discusses the functionality of e-vites, explaining how they direct guests to a page for placing orders if they cannot attend, and mentions the ease of managing guest lists for hosts.
- One participant advises including the personal website address on all communications and suggests creative ways to drive traffic to the site, such as offering prizes for finding answers hidden on the website.
- Another participant inquires about the results of website shows, indicating interest in the outcomes of such events.
- One participant notes that while their area has limited internet usage, their website still proves to be financially beneficial.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the effectiveness of personal websites, with some participants sharing positive experiences and others highlighting challenges related to internet access in their areas.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences regarding the use of their websites, focusing on features, engagement strategies, and the impact on their business.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking to enhance their use of personal websites and those interested in the experiences of peers regarding online shows and e-vites.
pamperedbecky
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Re: WebsiteDefinitely enter your shows on your website and promote the heck out of it to the host to utilize it for evites. I consistently get outside orders on shows that I truly believe wouldn't have come through otherwise because of the ease of placing an order on our websites. The evites through our website give people a choice of clicking "yes" or "no" about being able to make it. When they click "no" they are directed to another page that says something to the effect of "Sorry you're not able to make it, but you're still welcome to place an order on the show...click here to see the online catalog." It makes it so easy! I even offer to set up the guest list for a show so the host only has to get the names and emails to me and I do the rest. Now sometimes, be aware that some emails go into junk folders so some guests may never get their evite. There's a way to look up if someone opens it or not, so that's the first clue.
Put your PWS address on eVERYTHING even in your signature for emails. Tell people you post recipes on there and change them every month or so. Some people hide the answer to a question somewhere in the website news section and let people know at shows that if they find the answer, they get a prize (season's best). It gets traffic on your website. I have started promoting the heck out of online shows! It sounds much easier to do than a catalog show, although basically it's still a catalog show because I still give the host a bunch of catalogs.
If you work it, your website will become SO worth it. Take a look at some people's websites and see how people utilize them. Good luck!
Put your PWS address on eVERYTHING even in your signature for emails. Tell people you post recipes on there and change them every month or so. Some people hide the answer to a question somewhere in the website news section and let people know at shows that if they find the answer, they get a prize (season's best). It gets traffic on your website. I have started promoting the heck out of online shows! It sounds much easier to do than a catalog show, although basically it's still a catalog show because I still give the host a bunch of catalogs.
If you work it, your website will become SO worth it. Take a look at some people's websites and see how people utilize them. Good luck!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is my personal website for Pampered Chef, and how do I access it?
Your personal website for Pampered Chef is a unique online platform that showcases your products, allows customers to place orders, and provides information about your business. You can access it by logging into your Pampered Chef consultant account and navigating to the "My Website" section.
What features are available on my personal Pampered Chef website?
Your personal Pampered Chef website includes features such as product listings, recipe ideas, customer testimonials, and a shopping cart for easy ordering. You can also customize your site with your branding and personal messages to engage your customers better.
How can I send E-vites to my customers using my personal website?
You can send E-vites directly from your personal website by using the "E-vite" feature. Simply select the event you want to promote, customize the invitation with your details, and enter the email addresses of your guests. The system will send out the invitations on your behalf.
Can I track the responses to my E-vites?
Yes, you can track the responses to your E-vites through your personal website. The system will provide you with updates on who has opened the invitation and who has RSVP'd, allowing you to manage your guest list effectively.
How can I promote my personal website to increase traffic and sales?
To promote your personal website, consider sharing the link on social media platforms, including it in your email signature, and using it in your marketing materials. You can also host virtual cooking shows or events and encourage attendees to visit your site for more information and to place orders.
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