Effective Mac-Morning After Call Script and Email Template

[Suzy Englert]

Does anyone have a "script" they use for these calls or an email?

Thanks,
Suzy in Texas

 

[Liquid Sky]

Does anyone have a "script" they use for these calls or an email?

Thanks,
Suzy in Texas

I don't have a "script" but my conversations go like this......

(after connecting on the phone and announcing who I am)
Suzie Guest, it was a pleasure meeting you at Suzie Host's cooking show on Saturday! Did you have a good time? What did ya think about that great recipe we made? Well, I am just calling to say thank you for coming to the show and placing an order (if they ordered....if not then obviously leave that part out..LOL). We plan on closing the show out on _______, and you can expect to receive your products in about 7-10 days after the show closing. Sound good? Great! Well, again it was so nice to meet you! I'll also check in with you a few weeks after you've received your order to make sure everything is perfect and that you are happy. Ok? Have a great evening!

 

[Suzy Englert]

Many thanks!

Suzy in Texas

 

[c00p]

Here's what I say (when I make them) and honestly, I have been amazed at the responses!!!!
"Hey Julie, it's Andrea from PC is this an okay time to talk? I just wanted to tell you how great it was meeting you last night at Susie's show, and I wanted to know if there were any questions about the PC business opportunity that you had, but weren't able to ask last night?" Then we talk about the questions. You would be AMAZED at the number of questions people have. Occassionally, I get the "no, I don't have any questions" and then I go onto plan B......
"Super! I'm glad all of your questions were answered! I would really love to have someone like you on my team because __________________. Have you ever thought about starting your own PC business?" If yes, set up a meeting. If no, then I simply say "if you ever change your mind, I'm here for you! One last thing before we hang up, Susie is really excited about the upcoming host specials and I wanted to know if you would like to have your own catalog or cooking show so that she and YOU can get those awesome specials?"
Anyway, that's the gist of it. I always start off with the recruiting question. I am simply amazed (when I make the calls) at the responses I get.

 

[Wildfire]

Hi Suzy in Texas,

Thank you for your question! As a pampered chef consultant, I understand the importance of having a script or email template to use for calls and emails. While every consultant may have their own unique approach, here are a few tips that I find helpful:

1. Begin by introducing yourself and your role as a pampered chef consultant. This helps establish your credibility and lets the person know why you are reaching out.

2. Be friendly and personable. Remember, you are representing a brand that values building relationships and connecting with others.

3. Keep your message concise and to the point. People are busy, so they will appreciate a brief and direct message.

4. Focus on the benefits of hosting a pampered chef party or purchasing products. Share a personal experience or success story that will resonate with your audience.

5. End with a call to action, whether it's to schedule a party or to provide more information. This helps create a sense of urgency and encourages the person to take action.

I hope these tips help you in crafting your script or email. Best of luck with your pampered chef business!

Sincerely,