Teresa Lynn
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This thread explores the experiences and opinions of participants regarding the fairness of claiming a neighborhood for a Pampered Chef business. Participants share their thoughts on advertising practices and the implications of receiving an anonymous email from a homeowner about neighborhood representation.
Participants generally agree that the email's claims lack validity and that the original poster should continue their advertising efforts. However, there is no clear consensus on the motivations behind the email or the implications of neighborhood claims.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding neighborhood marketing strategies within the Pampered Chef community, without implying any official guidelines or policies.
Consultants navigating similar situations in their neighborhoods may find the shared experiences and perspectives relevant to their own business practices.
AMTC said:Glad it worked out!
I thought there might have been a Homeowner's Association in the neighborhood. Just FYI, some Homeowner's Associations have a No Soliciting Policy - my neighborhood in Florida does, so I don't solicit, I just invite the whole neighborhood into my house for a Mystery Host Party!![]()
jodistrauss said:Since I am trying to get my business going, I ordered about 200 mini cats-fall/winter 2006 and got 200 flyers printed announcing that "there is a PC consultant in your neighborhood". I put them out Saturday night. I had the flyers printed on hot pink paper and put the flyer and the mini cat in a newspaper bag and put them on driveways in the neighborhood so everyone would get them when they gpot their newspapers Sunday AM. Anyway, I got the nastiest e-mail from "the homeowners"-not even signed....saying that there was a PC consultant in the neighborhood already, but that she was not continuing in the business, but that she was "giving" the neighborhood to her recruit. I wasn't aware of this at the time, but this "new person" has never even tried to advertise her business. I thought that PC is a non-territorial company. I want the business, but maybe I am too nice to go for it.