Help Me With Coaching & Organization

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the challenges and strategies related to coaching and organizing hosts for Pampered Chef fundraisers, particularly in long-distance scenarios. Participants share their experiences and seek advice on effective communication methods and organizational tools.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses a need for a modifiable checklist for host coaching and letters to clarify responsibilities.
  • Another participant emphasizes the importance of telephone communication for building relationships, suggesting that calls are more effective than letters or emails.
  • Some participants note the difficulty in reaching hosts, with one mentioning the need for a letter to address common questions that may arise after discussions.
  • Another participant shares their approach of using both calls and emails to ensure they reach hosts, acknowledging that different hosts may prefer different communication methods.
  • One participant highlights the challenges faced by fundraiser hosts who are busy with personal commitments, indicating a need for clear communication about basic requirements.
  • Several users mention the availability of checklists and guidelines for host coaching, with one participant referencing a previously available checklist as a potential resource.
  • Another participant shares a guideline for host coaching through various methods, expressing gratitude for the helpfulness of the resource.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best methods for host coaching, with some participants advocating for phone calls while others recognize the necessity of written communication. No clear consensus emerges regarding a single effective approach.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects the varied experiences of consultants in managing long-distance host relationships and the tools they find useful in their coaching efforts.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on host coaching strategies and organizational tools may find the shared experiences and resources beneficial.

Kathytnt
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I am needing help with organization and coaching with lots of long distance people. I need a good (modifiable) check list for host coaching regular and fundraisers

I also need a good basic host and fundraiser letter that helps them understand things including filling out order forms correctly and thier responsibilities for hosting.
 
Kathy, there is not a good substitute for host coaching via telephone. Our 3-call system is proven, that's why the HO trains us on it!

Even though they are long distance, I would still recommend calling them! Our business is about RELATIONSHIPS and you can't build a relationship with someone via letters or email.
 
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Some want to talk on the phone and some do not - You know how hard it is to track down people sometimes - I am trying to put a letter in the host packet to cover questions in case they forget what we discussed too
 
Kathy,

This is what I do... not only do I call them but I email them as well... that way if I can't get ahold of them one way I have tried another way. Sometimes people get busy and email is the best way to respond to them !!!
 
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A lot of my fundraiser hosts are training for a distance event, fundraising as individuals and working full time as well as other family obligations. It's hard to catch them. I was hoping someone had a letter to help answer questions when they forget what we discussed etc.

They forget the basics like our fundraiser have be at least $150 in orders. Covering shipping questions etc.
 
This is a fundraiser checklist that used to be available on CC. I don't know that it is what you need but it might be good to use as a basis for creating your own list.
 

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here is a guidline to host coaching through e-mail , the three call system and through the post card system i didnot write it and i wish i could give credit to the person who i got form but i don't remeber sorry but i found it to be real helpfull !
 

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Pampered_Princess said:
here is a guidline to host coaching through e-mail , the three call system and through the post card system i didnot write it and i wish i could give credit to the person who i got form but i don't remeber sorry but i found it to be real helpfull !

That looks great. I've turned it into a word document so it can easily be modified.
 

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That's a wonderful system!!! I've been looking for something like that--thank you!
 
you are so welcome i wish I could take the credit for it !
 

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