Does Anyone Use Pws Guest Lists?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the use of guest lists from Pampered Chef hosts and the appropriateness of contacting guests who did not attend a show. Participants share their personal experiences and opinions regarding how to handle guest information and communication.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a new consultant, inquires about the etiquette of contacting guests from the host's guest list who did not attend a show.
  • Several participants express that they do not add anyone to their email list without permission, emphasizing respect for privacy.
  • Another participant shares their approach of only contacting guests who have placed an order or expressed interest in being included on the email list.
  • One participant mentions their concern about guests receiving unwanted emails and how that influenced their decision to respect guest privacy.
  • Another participant notes that they inform hosts about their policy on guest lists to ensure comfort in sharing the information.
  • One participant describes their method of following up with guests who placed an order, asking if they would like to join the mailing list.
  • Another participant suggests sending a note to guests who missed the show, inviting them to join the mailing list while acknowledging their absence.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the importance of obtaining permission before contacting guests, with no clear consensus on the best approach to follow up with those who did not attend.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects the experiences of consultants navigating guest communication and the ethical considerations involved in using guest lists.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on handling guest lists and communication practices may find this discussion relevant.

ChrisT
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Hello everyone!

I am new to PC (still in my first 30 days) and to this message board. You guys are awesome and have saved me from bugging my director endlessly:angel:!

I didn't see anything about this question, so I hope I didn't miss it somewhere. I was wondering if anyone uses the guest names that the hosts add to their guest lists on the pws? Is it rude to contact them in the future for specials, etc.? Are there any rules for that? My question is for the names of guests that do not confirm attendance and do not come to a show.

Thanks,
Christina in Michigan
 
I would not add anyone to my email list without their permission. I always tell my hosts that I will NOT email their friends - my PWS is just for them to easily email them about their show.
 
I agree - people are only added to my email list when they indicate that they want to be included, or if they have placed an online order.
 
Same here. That was one of the things that made me nervous about giving guest lists to consultants before I became a consultant - the thought of them getting junk mail. I wouldn't want someone to do it to me, so I don't do it to my customers' friends.
 
I agree with the others. And I make sure I tell my hosts (I do the invitations) that as well- so they'll feel comfortable providing the list.If they don't come to a show, I'd probably only do a "sorry we missed you" sort of follow-up and that's it.
 
When I get an order (not a live show) that has the e-mail address list I usually send them an e-mail thanking them for placing an order and asking them if they would like to be on my mailing list. If they say no I say thank-you and that they will only get an e-mail from me if I can't get them on the telephone if problem arises and then not again until they ask to be on my mailing list. Online orders have a spot to indicate if they want to be contacted by me or not so I handle it that way).

Live shows I tell the guests that if they want to be included on my e-mail newsletters list to include their e-mail addresses.
 
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Thank you for all of your input! I do agree now that it would be best to ask first. I guess in my excitement, I wasn't really thinking. I'm so new, I still think EVERYONE needs everything and feel like I need to jump on every little name or lead I get! I just need to relax a little. Thanks again.
 
As mentioned above, send a note to the people who weren't actually at the show(s), asking them if they want to be on your list - after you let them know that you missed them at the show of course.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a PWS Guest List?

A PWS Guest List is a tool used by Pampered Chef consultants to keep track of potential customers and guests for their online parties or events. It helps organize who to invite and follow up with, ensuring that no one is overlooked.

How do I create a PWS Guest List?

To create a PWS Guest List, you can start by compiling names and contact information of friends, family, and acquaintances who might be interested in Pampered Chef products. You can use a spreadsheet or a note-taking app to keep everything organized. Some consultants also use the guest list feature available in their Pampered Chef consultant portal.

Why should I use a PWS Guest List?

Using a PWS Guest List helps you stay organized and focused when planning your online parties. It allows you to track who you've invited, who has responded, and who you need to follow up with, increasing your chances of sales and engagement.

Can I share my PWS Guest List with others?

While you can share your PWS Guest List with team members or co-hosts to collaborate on an event, it's important to respect the privacy of individuals on your list. Always ensure that you have permission before sharing personal information.

How often should I update my PWS Guest List?

It's a good practice to update your PWS Guest List regularly, especially after each event or party. Add new contacts, remove those who are no longer interested, and note any follow-up actions needed. Keeping your list current will help you maintain effective communication with potential customers.

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