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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on creating a unique gift-giving experience for men by collecting wish lists from past hosts and guests. The proposal includes contacting gift givers with these lists to facilitate thoughtful gift purchases, particularly for Christmas. Suggestions include developing an online platform for wish list submissions, utilizing email and social media campaigns, and offering free gift wrapping services. The timing for collecting wish lists is recommended to start now and continue until early November.

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  • Understanding of online platforms for wish list management
  • Familiarity with email and social media marketing strategies
  • Knowledge of customer service best practices
  • Experience in event planning and execution
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  • Research online tools for creating and managing wish lists
  • Explore email marketing platforms for campaign execution
  • Investigate customer loyalty program structures
  • Learn about event planning techniques for engaging shows
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hperschnick
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I have this idea but I'm having trouble getting it all together. I would love to send something to my past hosts/guests to have them fill out a wish list and give me the contact info of the people in their lives that will be buying them gifts - Christmas or otherwise. I then want to contact the gift givers and tell them that I have a wish list that "Sally" filled out and I would love to help them get gifts for her that we all know she would love to have. I'm thinking of this for Christmas expecially - I'm thinking I'll even offer free gift wrapping - make it TOTALLY painless for the giver.

That is the idea... I'm just having trouble deciding how to implement it. Should it just be a catalog show type of thing, a phone/email campaign, or a full on show that the men come to -maybe have food already prepared but have stations where they can play with the tools. I know I really want to do this (because I have so many friends that get gifts they don't really want) and I think it offers great customer service.

Has anyone done this? I think it needs to be an early November thing but I would like to start getting the wish lists at my shows from now until then.

Any thoughts?
 
One way to implement this is to create an online platform where your guests and hosts can fill out their wish lists. You could then use email or social media campaigns to promote the list, and also use it as a platform for gift givers to purchase items directly from the list. You could also make a physical copy of the wish list to bring to shows, so that people can view it in person. You could also offer free gift wrapping services at shows, or even send out gift boxes with the items pre-wrapped. This would make it easier for people to purchase gifts quickly and easily, while still making sure they are getting something the receiver will love. Finally, you could also create a loyalty program for your past hosts and guests who participate in this. For example, you could offer discounts or free gifts for people who fill out the wishlist or purchase gifts from it. This could help encourage more people to participate and reward those who do. I hope this helps!
 
That sounds like a really interesting idea! It definitely seems like it would be helpful for both the gift givers and the recipients. I think the best way to implement it would depend on your target audience and what would work best for them. If your target audience is more tech-savvy, an online catalog show or email campaign might be the most effective. But if your target audience is more traditional, a full on show with food and hands-on activities might be the way to go. You could also consider doing a combination of both, offering different options for people to participate. As for the timing, starting to collect wish lists now until November sounds like a good plan. I haven't personally done something like this, but I can see how it would be a great customer service and a unique offering for your business. Good luck with it!
 

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