Maximizing Your Post-Event Leads: Tips for Handling Incomplete Drawing Slips

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores strategies for following up with individuals who submitted incomplete drawing slips at events. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on whether to contact these individuals and how to approach the conversation.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as Elizabeth, shares her experience of having several incomplete drawing slips and contemplates whether to call the individuals to inform them they won a prize.
  • Another participant suggests that if the individuals provided their phone numbers, they likely wouldn't mind being contacted about the drawing.
  • Several users mention that they would call the individuals regardless of the incomplete information, emphasizing the importance of following up.
  • One participant notes that they thank the individuals for visiting their booth and inquire if they have any questions or need assistance.
  • Another participant shares that they have successfully booked shows from individuals who only provided their name and phone number.
  • One user expresses the sentiment that if someone provided their number, it indicates permission to call and that they might be interested in hosting or purchasing products.
  • Another participant mentions the ease of making follow-up calls and suggests offering to send a catalog during the conversation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the idea of calling individuals with incomplete slips, with no clear disagreement noted regarding the approach to follow-up.

Contextual Notes

The discussion is centered around personal experiences at events where drawing slips were used, highlighting various approaches to engaging potential leads.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on handling follow-ups with leads from events may find this discussion beneficial.

ElizabethPurvis
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with drawing slips that people did not fill out completely?? I had a fair over the weekend and had about 15 people not mark any boxes (got 3 yeses about hosting, 4 maybes and 1 possible recruit!) Do you call them anyway and tell them that they won a free cooking show? I was giving away the grilling planks and a cookie press and was thinking that I could call someone who put noting and tell them they won one of the prizes and then ask them if they would want to talk...Hmmm...and ideas?

Thanks!

Elizabeth
 
If you have their number then they probably won't mind you calling. Just say that you pulled her name from a drawing for a free show and you were wondering if she would be interested.
 
Yep ~ I'd call them!

Ginny
 
Absolutely call them. You don't even have to make reference to the fact that they didn't mark anything.
 
I call and thank them for stopping by my booth. I ask if they have any questions or if I can do anything at all for them.
 
Definately call them. I have had booths the past two weekends and have booked shows for people who only gave me their name and phone number.

I let them know they won a free kitchen show. I love it, because my June is starting to shape up. :)
 
If they gave you their number then they gave you permission to call them. They wanted to win something so tell them they won the free cooking show! Who knows, they just might turn out to be a great host or customer.
 
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Ok, now I just have to talk myself into making those calls!! Thanks everyone!
 
Its easy! Just call to follow up! You can offer to send a catalog.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if I receive incomplete drawing slips after an event?

If you receive incomplete drawing slips, first try to contact the individuals who submitted them. Use any provided information to reach out and ask for the missing details. If you cannot contact them, consider keeping the slips for future reference or as a reminder to follow up at a later date.

How can I encourage guests to fill out drawing slips completely?

To encourage guests to fill out drawing slips completely, explain the benefits of providing their information, such as exclusive offers or follow-up on their interests. You can also simplify the form by minimizing the required fields and clearly indicating which information is essential.

What are some strategies for following up with leads from incomplete drawing slips?

For leads from incomplete drawing slips, follow up by sending a friendly email or message thanking them for attending and asking if they would like to provide additional information. You can also invite them to a future event or offer a special promotion to encourage engagement.

How can I track and manage incomplete drawing slips effectively?

To track and manage incomplete drawing slips effectively, create a spreadsheet or database where you can log the details of each slip. Include columns for the name, contact information, and notes on what information is missing. This will help you stay organized and prioritize follow-ups.

What should I do if I never hear back from someone after following up on an incomplete slip?

If you never hear back from someone after following up, it’s best to move on but keep their slip on file for future reference. You can also consider reaching out again after some time, perhaps with a new promotion or event, to see if they are interested in engaging with you again.

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