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gilliandanielle said:Less than 80 to that star Carolyn!
Paige Dixon said:Make labels for her to put on invites with the show info, address, etc. Include a line that says "Bring 3 uninvited adults, get a free stone!" Here's the thinking: someone attempts to bring 3 guests, but at the last minute, at least one will crap out because life just happens. So, now there's two extra guests in attendance and you don't have to give anything away.
chefann said:Here's an idea. I haven't tried it yet, but I think I'm going to start this year. It's a "you mail the invitations" idea. Put a little sticker on 5 of the invitations before you mail them. Jot down the names. Then tell the host about 4 days before the show that she'll get an extra gift if she calls everyone to remind them and find out who has the stickers. Don't tell her there are 5, because if she knows that and finds the 5, she'll stop calling.
To increase attendance at your shows, you can utilize social media platforms to advertise and share information about your upcoming events. You can also offer special incentives or discounts for guests who bring a friend along to the show. Additionally, reaching out to your personal network and asking them to spread the word can also help attract more attendees.
You can offer a variety of promotions and specials to entice people to attend your shows. Some ideas include offering a free gift with purchase, hosting a raffle or giveaway, or providing a discount on certain products for attendees. You can also offer a special deal for guests who book a party at the show.
To make your shows more interactive and engaging, you can incorporate fun games or activities that involve the guests. For example, you can have a recipe guessing game or a blind taste test challenge. You can also encourage guests to help with the cooking or demonstrate how to use certain products.
There are many fun and creative themes you can use for your Pampered Chef shows. Some ideas include a "Taste of Italy" theme with Italian-inspired dishes, a "Backyard BBQ" theme with outdoor cooking and grilling demos, or a "Holiday Baking" theme with festive decorations and recipes. You can also incorporate seasonal themes or colors to make your shows more visually appealing.
To encourage previous attendees to come back to your shows, you can send out personalized invitations or reminders with a special offer or discount. You can also ask for their feedback and suggestions on how to make the show even better. Additionally, offering a loyalty program or referral rewards can also incentivize previous guests to attend again.