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angmillar said:I'd LOVE to send a card or something!! But, being an APO/FPO consultant, we can't use the military post office for our business... so, there'd be no way to mail them to my past customers. =(
missyciccolella said:What about a "Happy New Year" mailing? Send it out a few days after Christmas with welcoming a New Year warm wishes or a thank you for another year of business and a calendar would totally be a appropriate. As a family we do this b/c I can never get Christmas cards out on time.
angmillar said:I'd LOVE to send a card or something!! But, being an APO/FPO consultant, we can't use the military post office for our business... so, there'd be no way to mail them to my past customers. =(
cmdtrgd said:Could you send a package of cards (or whatever) put together, addressed, stamped, etc. to someone stateside and have them drop them in the mail here?
ChefBeckyD said:Even if you are sending them a Christmas Card? Don't other people send Christmas Cards?
Yeah, I kind of spaced on the Holiday shopping thing, but you could kick off the New Year with a BANG...sfdavis918 said:That's a great idea, but then you miss out on the holiday shopping reminder.
Thanks for the ideas everyone! I think I will do a Thanksgiving card. I better start planning now!!
And you don't want to get your military sponsor in trouble either...when overseas they have the right to send you back if you break the rules and don't comply - your sponsor has to finish out the tour without family:cry: . But there are ways around the system !angmillar said:Yep, I can send a Christmas card, but I don't think I could identify myself as a PC consultant in it. And, I'd definitely want them to know how they know me!!
The military postal system has very strict guidelines, and we're not supposed to "profit" from our military box.
cmdtrgd said:Oh, and you can have Merrill send out the holiday post cards for you for an extra fee. That way you aren't using your military box to profit.
msturrock said:I like the gift certificate idea for the new year. I actually have been using a gift certificate for individual orders as a thank you. I usually make it $4 off shipping. I have ended up with a few bookings because of this.
aried said:Here is what I had in my files that someone else made up. I like the idea of the coupon on back of your business card.
Ann R.
msturrock said:I like the gift certificate idea for the new year. I actually have been using a gift certificate for individual orders as a thank you. I usually make it $4 off shipping. I have ended up with a few bookings because of this.
aried said:Here is what I had in my files that someone else made up. I like the idea of the coupon on back of your business card.
Ann R.
pamperedpals said:I love this gift certificate. Can anyone convert it to word, so we can change the contact info?
Thanks in advance!
sfdavis918 said:Here you go...
ETA - That didn't work out so good. Maybe you can work with it though.
msturrock said:Thanks for the compliments on the gift certificate. I converted it so that the contact info can be modified to suit your needs. If for some reason it doesn't work for you just drop me an email with your contact info and I can change and email it directly to you. Enjoy!
During Christmas time, many Pampered Chef consultants reach out to their past customers and hosts to offer holiday specials and promotions. This could include sending personalized emails, making phone calls, or even hosting a holiday-themed virtual party.
Some consultants choose to send Christmas cards to their past customers and hosts as a way to stay connected and show appreciation for their business. This can be a great personal touch, but it's important to consider the cost and time involved in sending physical cards.
Yes, some consultants create a special holiday-themed newsletter to send to their customers and hosts. This newsletter may include recipes, gift ideas, and special promotions. It's a great way to keep in touch and provide valuable content to your audience.
Many Pampered Chef consultants offer special holiday promotions and deals to entice customers and past hosts to make a purchase during the busy holiday season. This could include discounts, free shipping, or exclusive holiday-themed products.
Some consultants also use social media to connect with their audience during Christmas time. This could include creating a holiday gift guide on Pinterest or hosting a Facebook Live event to showcase holiday recipes or products. It's important to get creative and think outside the box to stand out during the busy holiday season.