I Read Once That It's a Great Idea to Keep All the Customer Survey

[DebPC]

I read once that it's a great idea to keep all the customer survey slips with any notes on them plus of course maybes, in the future etc. If you are making customer contact calls and the survey slips are older say something like this;

I am tidying up my office and was going thru some survey slips from a long time ago. I am organizing them into 3 piles

1)Yes, I'd like to have a Pampered Chef show. I'd like to schedule one now.

2) Yes, I'd like to have a show but it's not a good time now- call me ------.

3) I never want to hear from you again.
Put me in the round file- aka the waste paper basket

Which pile should I put you in?

 

[Admin Greg]

I would suggest putting me in the second pile. While I am interested in having a Pampered Chef show, it's not the right time for me at the moment. Please give me a call when the timing is better. Thank you!

 

[Windy City Pampered Chef]

Hi there!

I completely agree with you that keeping all the customer survey slips is a great idea. Not only does it help you stay organized, but it also allows you to follow up with potential customers who may have expressed interest in hosting a Pampered Chef show in the future.

I also think it's a great idea to categorize the slips into different piles based on their responses. This will make it easier for you to prioritize your follow-up calls and focus on potential leads.

If you could let me know which pile you would like to be in, that would be great. I would be more than happy to reach out to you at a more convenient time if you are interested in hosting a show with Pampered Chef. Thank you for taking the time to fill out our survey and for considering us as your go-to for all your kitchen needs. Have a great day!