Sonia_J
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Grand Opening Kitchen Show: Seeking Advice
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Discussion Overview
This thread centers around participants discussing the process of setting up a grand opening kitchen show, specifically focusing on website setup and sending out e-vites. Participants share their experiences and challenges encountered during this process.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal, Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant expresses difficulty in setting up their website and sending out e-vites for their grand opening kitchen show.
- Another participant provides two methods for sending e-vites after setting up a show on the Pampered Chef site, detailing steps for managing the website.
- A participant shares frustration about unwanted automatic information appearing in the email preview when trying to notify past guests about their new website.
- One participant notes that there seems to be no way to remove the automatic "Show Info" box from the email.
- Another participant expresses excitement for the original poster's show and suggests reaching out to their director or experienced consultants for assistance.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the best approach to notify past guests about the new website, with some participants suggesting using the e-vite system while others consider sending a regular email instead. No clear consensus emerges regarding the effectiveness of the automatic information included in the e-vite.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and challenges related to the setup process for their kitchen shows, reflecting the varied approaches taken by consultants in similar situations.
Who May Find This Useful
This discussion may be useful for new Pampered Chef consultants seeking insights on setting up their shows and navigating the website features.
DZmom
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2 ways to E-vite after show setup!1. go through the pampered chef site and click the link to manage your website. Once there click setup a new show. Input all the information for the show. Click continue. Once the show options screen is open you can email your host her password (yourself in this case). Work with the wish list. (This is easier to do directly through your website as it will let you browse the catalog!) Work with the guest list and many other things.
2. After you have setup the show in the Pampered Chef site then you can use the show password that was provided when the show was created and add guest emails and send them e-vites.
2. After you have setup the show in the Pampered Chef site then you can use the show password that was provided when the show was created and add guest emails and send them e-vites.
Cindycooks
Silver Member
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Confused!Okay - I set a "show" up under my name - all I am really trying to do is email all my past guests and hosts and let them know about my new website - I was told to do it thru the website. I put everyones email in and created a really nice email announcing my new website - but before sending, I previewed it (thank-goodness) there is all this stuff that is automatically on there like "date show closes", RSVP etc.....I do not want any of this stuff on there but I see no way around it! The only options for setting up the email are like an invitation. Am I better off just to send a regular email with the link to my website? Seems like it!
AnaCash
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Hi there!
I'm so excited for your grand opening kitchen show! Setting up your website and sending out the evite is a great way to promote and invite guests to your event. If you're having trouble figuring it out, I would suggest reaching out to your director or another consultant who has experience with setting up websites and sending out evites. They may be able to offer some tips or even walk you through the process. And don't worry about trying to figure it out at work, it's all part of running your own business as a pampered chef consultant. Good luck and have a successful show!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Grand Opening Kitchen Show?
A Grand Opening Kitchen Show is a special event hosted by a Pampered Chef consultant to introduce their business to friends, family, and potential customers. It typically features cooking demonstrations, product showcases, and opportunities for attendees to purchase products or book future shows.
How do I plan a successful Grand Opening Kitchen Show?
To plan a successful Grand Opening Kitchen Show, start by selecting a date and time that works for your target audience. Create a guest list and send out invitations well in advance. Prepare a menu featuring Pampered Chef products, and practice your cooking demonstrations. Ensure you have all necessary supplies and products on hand, and consider offering incentives for attendees to place orders or book future shows.
What products should I feature at my Grand Opening Kitchen Show?
Focus on showcasing popular and versatile Pampered Chef products that appeal to a wide audience. Items like the Deluxe Cooking Blender, Stoneware, and Quick Slice are often crowd favorites. Additionally, consider featuring seasonal or themed products that align with the time of year or upcoming holidays.
How can I promote my Grand Opening Kitchen Show?
Promote your Grand Opening Kitchen Show through social media, email invitations, and personal outreach. Create an event page on platforms like Facebook to generate interest and allow guests to RSVP. Encourage your friends and family to share the event with their networks to expand your reach.
What should I do during the Grand Opening Kitchen Show to engage my guests?
Engage your guests by encouraging participation during the cooking demonstrations. Ask for volunteers to help with tasks, and invite questions throughout the show. Consider incorporating fun activities, such as a product raffle or a cooking challenge, to keep the energy high and make the event memorable.
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