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gilliandanielle said:We are allowed to advertise like that- you should see my director's PC-mobile!!!
Will you take a picture for us pretty please? I'd love to see it.
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The thread revolves around the use of Pampered Chef decals on vehicles as a marketing strategy to generate business leads. Participants share their experiences with applying decals, discuss the visibility and effectiveness of such advertising, and inquire about the logistics and costs involved.
Views differ regarding the implications of advertising on vehicles, particularly concerning insurance and tax write-offs. While some participants express enthusiasm and support for the idea, others raise caution about potential financial impacts.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding vehicle advertising within the context of Pampered Chef consulting, with participants sharing insights based on their individual circumstances and state regulations.
Consultants considering vehicle advertising as a marketing strategy may find the shared experiences and insights helpful in making their own decisions.
gilliandanielle said:We are allowed to advertise like that- you should see my director's PC-mobile!!!
Chefgirl2 said:I was wondering if we could write off our car payment as advertisement? I have a PC friend who has permanent pc info on both sides and back of her SUV. Her tax girl saw no problem writing it all off as advertisement. I just purchased a new SUV (Outlander!!!) and spoke to my tax man about adding the PC info and he said no way.
We both live in the same state. She got a killer refund.
Does anyone know?
You can only write off your car payment if you use it solely for business. Then it is a business expense. However, if you use it also as a personal vehicle then it is not a write off. The only thing you could write off is the cost of the decal. Some accountants may let you write it off but I know for a fact that my boss who is an accountant would not sign your return if you attempted to do this.Chefgirl2 said:I was wondering if we could write off our car payment as advertisement? I have a PC friend who has permanent pc info on both sides and back of her SUV. Her tax girl saw no problem writing it all off as advertisement. I just purchased a new SUV (Outlander!!!) and spoke to my tax man about adding the PC info and he said no way.
We both live in the same state. She got a killer refund.
Does anyone know?
salthechef said:I've thought about getting the logo on my vehicle, has anyone had much success advertising that way, or much results?
Hummm I've been thinking about doing this but I drive a car, we have a van but I don't think it would attract business. People would probably say "poor girl, not doing so well with the biz..."GeorgiaPeach said:I've had the PC logo with my website and phone number on my van for 2 yrs. No one has ever gone to my website and placed an order because of it, received one order from a girl in WalMart's parking lot, given out a few catalogs but they weren't interested when I followed up (yes, I got their name and number!) Did have a girl call me to book a bridal show a few weeks ago...I wasn't even driving the van, a friend had borrowed it! Called her back to deliver the host packet and she said the bride's mom changed her mind!!
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We've bought a new car and my entire family started screaming NO!! when I suggested putting a decal on this one. (I tend to agree...logo signs look better on a van or SUV, not my Taurus)
Teresa Lynn said:I have a friend that does them for $25
Would your friend do one for me? I can PM you my email address if she would be willing to contact me...
A Pampered Chef decal is a branded sticker that you can place on your car to promote your business. It serves as a mobile advertisement, helping to increase visibility and attract potential customers wherever you go.
Many consultants report that using a Pampered Chef decal on their car has led to increased inquiries and business leads. The visibility of the decal can spark conversations and encourage people to reach out for more information about your products and services.
Yes, it's important to follow any branding guidelines provided by Pampered Chef to ensure that the decal is used correctly. This may include size, placement, and design specifications to maintain brand consistency and professionalism.
You can typically order a Pampered Chef decal through your consultant portal or by contacting your Pampered Chef representative. Some consultants may also create their own decals, but it's best to use official branding materials to ensure quality and compliance.
To maximize the effectiveness of your car decal, make sure it is placed in a visible location, keep your car clean, and park in high-traffic areas. Additionally, consider using your car for errands or events where you can showcase the decal to a larger audience.