Key Takeaways from Lydia Martin's P3 Workshop at Conference

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the insights shared from Lydia Martin's P3 workshop at a recent conference, with participants discussing their experiences and knowledge regarding the P3 system, also known as Pampered Partner Plus.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expressed gratitude for the notes shared from Lydia Martin's workshop, highlighting the usefulness of the information for reference.
  • Another participant shared their experience of using P3 since its release and appreciated having additional information to pass on.
  • One participant detailed features of P3, such as the automatic search for existing contacts and the option to add new customers to contact management, noting their surprise at discovering these functionalities.
  • Another participant mentioned that they did not attend the workshop but received the notes directly from Lydia Martin through a mutual connection.
  • One participant asked for clarification on whether P3 is the same as Pampered Partner Plus and expressed difficulty in finding certain features within the system.
  • Another participant shared their positive experience transitioning to P3, stating that the initial dread of change was unfounded and that they found the new system effective.
  • One participant noted that they had already been using P3 but learned new functionalities from the shared notes.
  • Another participant confirmed that Pampered Partner Plus is indeed P3 and provided assistance to a fellow participant regarding navigating the system.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the familiarity and ease of use of P3, with some participants expressing confidence and satisfaction while others are still navigating the system and seeking clarification.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a range of personal experiences with the P3 system, highlighting both the learning curve associated with new features and the benefits of shared knowledge within the community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants who are currently using or considering the transition to P3 may find the shared experiences and insights beneficial for understanding the system better.

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Here are the conference notes from Lydia Martin. She taught a P3 workshop at conference this year. If you haven't made the move yet, this might inspire you to do so.
 

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Thanks so much Linda for posting this! I have used P3 since it came out but it is still nice to have this information to pass on and a good reference.
 
First, as you are typing the name of your customer it automatically does a search to see if it is a current contact. If so, click on their name and it pulls up all of their contact information! Now, if it’s a new customer, you want to be sure to click on “Update Contact” so that the customer will be remembered for the future.

Now, if you’re like me – you won’t remember to do that for each guest. Well, one of P3’s new features is the ability to automatically add each guest to your contact management. (Go to Tools, Preference, Personalize PP, Interface. Click on “Automatically add all guests as contacts”.)


YEAH!! I never knew this and thought it was something that I should email HO so they would change it!!

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
 
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Let me add - I did not attend this class. My Director is friends with Lydia Martin and these came directly from Lydia.
 
This may sound dumb, but is P3 the same as Pampered Partner Plus?
If so, I do not have any of this available...

On the Contact Information screen, click on the Address tab and at the top right you can mark if they are a potential recruit or potential host. You can even add notes like “Wants to host a show in the fall.”

The Order History tab shows you every product that customer has purchased from you! So if they call with a customer service need you can look up their order history to see if it’s still under warranty.

Other options include the ability to add a wish list, additional information such as their birthday, kid’s names, etc. And all of the information that you input into contact management can be used in various reports which will make you business more organized and effective.

I looked under all the tabs it mentions to no avail.
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Linda, thanks so much for this! I orginally signed up for this class and made the "bold" move to P3 a month or so before conference. I was well versed in it by the time conference came so I opted to take another workshop (which was also awesome!)

I was glad to read Lydia's notes because it did tell me a few things that I did not know. A majority I knew so I am glad I utilized my time better. For those of you who have not switched...just do it...the dread of changes is FAR worse than the reality. Yes, it will take just a bit of getting used to, but there are few (if any features) that I miss from PP.

Again, thanks for sharing, Linda. I am going to share this at my next meeting as a reminder to those who have it and to try and coax my last lagging person to just do it!!:) And please tell Lydia that she took wonderful notes!
 
Lauri, I am not at home right now and can not look that up for you. Pampered Partner Plus is P3 (I bolded the letters for you to see how they came up with P3) PP refers to Pampered Partner which is the older program.

I did run across that feature the other day but can not tell you off the top of my head how I did it. You can always go on to the help menu and do a search. It should tell you step by step how to go to that screen.

Sorry that I couldn't be any better help to you.:(
 
Thanks Linda. I already use P3 but some of these things I didn't know how to do.
 
baychef said:
Lauri, I am not at home right now and can not look that up for you. Pampered Partner Plus is P3 (I bolded the letters for you to see how they came up with P3) PP refers to Pampered Partner which is the older program.

I did run across that feature the other day but can not tell you off the top of my head how I did it. You can always go on to the help menu and do a search. It should tell you step by step how to go to that screen.

Sorry that I couldn't be any better help to you.:(
Click to expand...

Actually, you did help.
I searched the help and found how to get the info. I did not realize it was under Contacts -- I was looking under shows, and then the customer list. Now it makes sense.

Thanks Linda for the info. I never would have guessed all that info was there waiting to be found.:)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the main objectives of Lydia Martin's P3 Workshop at Conference?

The main objectives of Lydia Martin's P3 Workshop were to equip attendees with practical strategies for enhancing their direct sales techniques, improving team dynamics, and maximizing sales potential through effective use of Pampered Chef products and resources.

What specific strategies did Lydia Martin emphasize for increasing sales?

Lydia Martin emphasized the importance of building genuine relationships with customers, utilizing social media effectively, and hosting engaging cooking demonstrations to showcase products. She also highlighted the value of follow-up communication and personalized customer service.

How can attendees implement the ideas presented in the workshop?

Attendees can implement the ideas by setting specific goals based on the workshop insights, creating a structured plan to engage with customers, and regularly practicing the techniques discussed, such as hosting more interactive parties and leveraging online platforms for outreach.

What resources were provided during the workshop for further learning?

During the workshop, Lydia provided attendees with handouts summarizing key points, access to online resources for additional training, and a list of recommended books and tools that can help enhance their direct sales skills and product knowledge.

What feedback did attendees give about Lydia Martin's P3 Workshop?

Attendees praised Lydia Martin's P3 Workshop for its practical approach and actionable insights. Many expressed that they left feeling motivated and equipped with new strategies to implement in their own businesses, highlighting the interactive nature of the session as a key factor in its success.

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