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Discussion Overview

The thread explores various approaches to reaching out to family members regarding a Disney host special and the associated benefits. Participants share their thoughts on whether to send a letter or make phone calls, along with personal experiences related to communication with extended family.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant is considering sending a letter to family members to explain the Disney host special and gauge their interest.
  • Another participant suggests that a phone call might be a better approach.
  • Several users mention challenges in obtaining phone numbers for family members, relying instead on mailing addresses.
  • One participant shares their experience of trying to connect with a large extended family and the lack of success in previous attempts.
  • Another participant expresses concern that calling family members out of the blue might feel too forward and prefers the letter approach to avoid putting anyone on the spot.
  • One participant believes that including a mini catalog with the letter could provide additional information for those who might be interested.
  • Another participant supports the idea of a "newsy" family letter that includes personal updates along with information about the Pampered Chef opportunity.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best method of communication, with some participants favoring letters while others prefer phone calls. No clear consensus emerges on a single approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding communication with family, particularly in the context of promoting a business opportunity.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on how to engage family members in business opportunities may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.

chefsteph07
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I have been thinking of formatting a letter to my family (cousins, aunts, etc) and DH's family who I don't see that often to send out to them explaining the incentive for Disney and the awesome host special and would they be interested in helping me out while getting some new tools for themselves, but I don't really know what to say in the letter. Any ideas?

Anyone ever done anything like this?
 
I think a phone call would be better.
 
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I don't have alot of their phone numbers, mainly they are in my address book on my christmas card mailing list! :blushing:
 
Ooh, thats a good idea. I have about 15 aunts and uncles and about 45 first cousins, im sure you can tell It is imposible to keep in touch with these ppl a lot. Also just have addresses for most. I know thati have lots of cousins ect who don;t even know what I do. I should send out a letter!
 
chefsteph07 said:
I don't have alot of their phone numbers, mainly they are in my address book on my christmas card mailing list! :blushing:

I was in same pickle as you with not having numbers. I would try to get the numbers if I were you. I tried something similar to my husbands extended family. His is huge compared to mine and most of mine has moved out of state. It yielded no success. I am having a January open house that I'm requiring RSVP's for (in past I never did have RSVP and it hurts). But I'm going to try to find as many phone numbers and get them from those I have so I can follow up with those who don't RSVP once I've sent the invites. Many of them I think don't realize I sell, because we usually see them at funerals and that's not an appropriate time to "sell myself" as PC consultant. JMHO, let me know if it works for you.
 
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Really? I don't know, I just thought it would be a little "forward" to just call out of the blue since I only see them at Easter (we do my immediate family for Christmas, his extended fam for Easter) or what have you and I wouldn't know what to say...I don't really want to make idle chit chat, just get to the point and see if they are interested, that's why I thought the letter would be more appropriate...instead of putting family on the spot they could either call/email me if they wanted or not...I really wouldn't be offended if no one did it, but I wouldn't want THEM offended by calling up for no other reason. I was going to include a mini catalog and then in the letter put on my website so that they could look up recipes and tips if they weren't interested.
 
The only concern is that just like anyone else you need to follow through with a phone call on that type of mailing to get any response...Good luck :)
 
chefsteph07 said:
Really? I don't know, I just thought it would be a little "forward" to just call out of the blue since I only see them at Easter (we do my immediate family for Christmas, his extended fam for Easter) or what have you and I wouldn't know what to say...I don't really want to make idle chit chat, just get to the point and see if they are interested, that's why I thought the letter would be more appropriate...instead of putting family on the spot they could either call/email me if they wanted or not...I really wouldn't be offended if no one did it, but I wouldn't want THEM offended by calling up for no other reason. I was going to include a mini catalog and then in the letter put on my website so that they could look up recipes and tips if they weren't interested.


I personally think the letter is the better approach! That way if they don't want to, they don't feel strange saying it to you on the phone. You may want to put in a "newsy" family newsletter as well then mention PC at the end and the incentive! Sounds like a great idea to me!
 
I like Janes idea... the "newsy" family letter....

a hello, happy holidays here is what happened this year for us and what we are looking forward to next year...

add a small blurb or paragraph about PC and how it was a part of your life, how you made new friends and mention the incentive if that is your next goal.... then, at the end, just mention that if they ever need anything or have any questions please feel free to call, it would be great catching up with them as well as sharing your passion for PC too... type-a wording...

good luck.... I hope it works out for you!
 

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