Military... so on the Move Again!

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses the experiences and strategies of participants who are moving to new locations and how they plan to maintain their business as Pampered Chef consultants during the transition. Participants share tips and personal experiences related to networking and marketing in new areas.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, is seeking tips for maintaining business activity during their move from Virginia to New York and is looking for vendor events.
  • Another participant suggests looking for local networks like "Welcome Wagon" for information about the new area and recommends subscribing to the local newspaper for updates.
  • One participant shares their experience of moving from Sheppard AFB to Ft. Gordon and mentions planning a holiday party to generate leads.
  • Another participant expresses enthusiasm for the idea of hosting a Grand Opening show or open house to connect with new neighbors and promote their business.
  • One participant mentions various marketing strategies, including logo wear and vehicle advertising, as ways to maintain visibility during a move.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best strategies for maintaining business activity during a move, with no clear consensus emerging on specific approaches.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences related to moving as military families and the challenges of continuing their business in new locations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants who are relocating and looking for ideas on how to sustain their business during transitions may find this discussion relevant.

dme.grant
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Hi! So we're moving again! This time from VA (Ft. Lee) to NY (Ft. Drum). I became a consultant while we've been here in VA and I'm just wondering what tips you all have for the move. I've already been looking online for any vendor events etc., but other than that? We're moving at the end of December/beginning of January and I do have a booth for Dec, so I think I can still be active that month, but I don't want to have to rely on family to keep me active in January. The faster I can get back into it, the better.
Looking forward to any and all suggestions! :)
 
Look for a new neighbor network like "Welcome Wagon" in your new area. They can give you information about the area and merchant information. Also, start subscribing (if you can) to the new location's newspaper and have it mailed to you at your current address. Cancel/modify right before you move. Also, check with the Chamber of Commerce in the new area and see if they have a website or upcoming events that you could participate in early next year. It can be done when you are moving to a new area. You just have to plan a little ahead. Good Luck.
 
I'm facing the same issue. We are moving from Sheppard AFB (only been here 6 months for training) to Ft. Gordon. We leave the week of Thanksgiving. I've been doing the same thing, looking on-line for info, but you don't REALLY know until you get there. I'm going to try to do a holiday party/Re-Grand Opening to get my name out there and hopefully I'll get some leads from that.

But if anybody has some suggestions they are more than welcome.

Sorry, not trying to hi-jack your thread, lol.
 
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That's absolutely all right! And you've given me a great idea, another Grand Opening show/open house/welcome to the neighborhood type party might work wonders for my business, not to mention getting to know the new neighbors! :)
 
Logo wear, vehicle advertising, catalog tote, booths and the 3-2-1 Plan! ;)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "Military... so on the Move Again!"?

"Military... so on the Move Again!" is a special initiative by Pampered Chef designed to support military families who frequently relocate. It offers resources, products, and community connections to help these families settle into new homes and maintain a sense of normalcy during transitions.

How can I participate in the "Military... so on the Move Again!" program?

Participation in the program can be done by joining as a Pampered Chef consultant or by attending events specifically tailored for military families. You can also engage with the community through social media and local gatherings to share experiences and support one another.

Are there any special discounts or offers for military families?

Yes, Pampered Chef often provides exclusive discounts and offers for military families as part of the "Military... so on the Move Again!" initiative. These promotions can include reduced prices on products, special bundles, and incentives for hosting parties or joining as consultants.

What resources are available for military families through this initiative?

The initiative offers various resources, including cooking tips, meal planning guides, and access to a supportive community of other military families. Additionally, there are online workshops and events that focus on cooking and home organization to help families adapt to their new environments.

Can I host a Pampered Chef party while in a military relocation?

Absolutely! Hosting a Pampered Chef party during a military relocation is a great way to connect with new neighbors and build a support network. Pampered Chef offers flexible options for hosting, whether in-person or virtual, making it easy to accommodate your schedule and circumstances.

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