Invite and Remind: A Process for Hosts

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses a process for inviting guests to Pampered Chef parties, focusing on the use of "reminder cards" and personal outreach by hosts. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on the effectiveness of this approach.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares an idea from a training session about referring to postcards as "reminder cards" and suggests that hosts should personally contact potential guests.
  • Another participant expresses enthusiasm for trying the reminder card approach as well.
  • One participant mentions that they coach their hosts to share personal experiences about previous parties to generate excitement.
  • Another participant agrees with the importance of personal invitations, noting that a verbal invitation conveys excitement better than a postcard.
  • A consultant expresses support for the idea of personal contact and mailing reminder cards, emphasizing the potential benefits for party attendance.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the value of personal invitations and the concept of using reminder cards, though specific methods and experiences vary.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and strategies for host coaching within the context of Pampered Chef parties.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on improving guest attendance at parties may find the shared experiences and strategies relevant.

ChefLisa
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I was at a training session with Tracey Williams on Tuesday and heard this idea. If it has been mentioned before, sorry for the repeat.

Instead of calling the postcards, invitations, call them reminder cards. When host coaching share with your host she/he should personally contact (by phone or in person) each potential guest and invite her/him to the party.

Then about one 1/2 to two weeks before the party, mail the reminder cards. Finally place the reminder phone calls a few days before the party.

I am really looking forward to implementing this idea.

Thanks!
Lisa

This process would work great if you mail the cards or your host mails the cards. It really makes so much sense since so many people do not receive the cards.
 
Great idea. I am going to try this too.
 
I always coach my hosts to tell everyone about the party, what they liked from the one they booked from, what they are going for and of course, when it is. It seems to work well!
 
Me too!Kate that's exactly what I do too. The reason, because having a host CALL and actually verbally invite his or her guests, transmits the excitement of coming to a PC party! A stuffy old postcard can't do that. You ever see one of those things smile? HMMM?
 


Hi Lisa,

I'm so glad you were able to attend the training session with Tracey Williams and learn about this idea. It's always great to hear new and effective ways to host coach and invite guests to parties.

I completely agree with the concept of calling the postcards "reminder cards" and personally contacting potential guests. It adds a personal touch and increases the chances of them attending the party. And by mailing the cards a few weeks before the party and following up with reminder phone calls, it ensures that the guests have enough time to plan and don't forget about the event.

I'm excited to hear that you are looking forward to implementing this idea. I believe it will definitely be beneficial in increasing attendance and making the party a success. Thank you for sharing this valuable information with us!

Happy cooking,

Pampered Chef Consultant
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Invite and Remind" process for hosts in Pampered Chef?

The "Invite and Remind" process is a structured approach that helps hosts effectively invite guests to their Pampered Chef party and remind them as the event date approaches. This process ensures better attendance and engagement, ultimately leading to a successful party.

How can hosts effectively invite guests using the "Invite and Remind" process?

Hosts can effectively invite guests by using a combination of personal invitations, social media posts, and email invitations. It's important for hosts to share their excitement about the party and highlight the benefits of attending, such as new recipes, cooking tips, and exclusive offers.

What reminders should hosts send to their guests?

Hosts should send reminders to their guests about one week before the party, a few days prior, and on the day of the event. These reminders can include details such as the party date and time, how to join (if it's virtual), and any special promotions or products that will be featured.

How can hosts personalize their invitations and reminders?

Hosts can personalize their invitations and reminders by addressing guests by name, mentioning specific products they think the guests would love, and sharing personal anecdotes or reasons why they are excited about the party. This personal touch can make guests feel more valued and inclined to attend.

What tools or resources are available to help hosts with the "Invite and Remind" process?

Pampered Chef provides various resources to assist hosts, including customizable invitation templates, reminder scripts, and social media graphics. Additionally, hosts can access training materials and support from their consultants to enhance their inviting and reminding strategies.

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