Need Ideas for 'Did You Know' Cards at Your Shows?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around the use of "Did You Know" cards during Pampered Chef shows, with participants sharing their experiences and seeking ideas for content to include on these cards. The discussion highlights various approaches to utilizing these cards to engage guests and fill in gaps during presentations.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions using "Did You Know" cards to fill in "dead air" during shows and expresses a desire for more ideas.
  • Another participant shares their experience of printing cards on cardstock and using them to engage guests, noting that they may start using them again due to previous methods not being effective.
  • Several users express interest in the concept of "Did You Know" cards and inquire about their content and usage.
  • One participant describes their experience with couples shows, incorporating a fun activity with the cards to engage guests in cooking tasks.
  • Another participant mentions having a seasonal set of cards that are laminated and enjoyed by guests.
  • Some participants share gratitude for the resources and ideas provided by others in the thread.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specific content and effectiveness of the "Did You Know" cards, with no clear consensus on the best practices for their use.

Contextual Notes

Participants are primarily consultants sharing personal experiences and ideas related to enhancing guest engagement during shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ways to engage guests and reduce downtime during their presentations may find this discussion beneficial.

Chefstover2
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I recently got the "Getting to Yes" CD with Jillian Eisenberg & Julie Sittner and Jillian mentioned she uses "Did you Know" cards at her shows...evidently she passes them out or puts them in the guest folders and uses them then to fill in "dead air" during her shows with information about hosting, products and recruiting.

I love this since I often have dead air during my shows and I totally space out on what I should be talking about! I've made up a bunch for my folders but have run out of ideas. I even e-mailed Jillian (she gives her e-mail address on the CD), but haven't heard back from her.

Does anyone use these? Any suggestions on some good hosting and recruiting things to put on them?

Kristen
 
I'd love to know about this too.
 
I have heard about this, but have not seen the cards. I am pretty interested in seeing this too.
 
If you go to the files section & type in Did you know a bunch of them come up.....:chef:
 
Ginger428 said:
If you go to the files section & type in Did you know a bunch of them come up.....:chef:

I was going to mention this. I found mine here. I printed them off on cardstock. I haven't used them since summer, but I may start again in January because what I've used in place of them doesn't seem to be working! I use lap boards & put them in the back of that. I would keep twixits in my apron pocket & when there was dead air, I'd ask someone to read theirs. When they did, I threw them a twixit as a thank you. Most people read them just for a free gift!
 
i'm definitely going to look into this too, i noticed that at my last show i actually had TOO MUCH dead air. i have to do something about that
 
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Thanks, Ginger...now I've got some more to add to my collection. I'll post what I have so far...I've been printing mine on 5X7 cards (they feed right into my printer like an envelope).

Kristen
 

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Chefstover2 said:
Thanks, Ginger...now I've got some more to add to my collection. I'll post what I have so far...I've been printing mine on 5X7 cards (they feed right into my printer like an envelope).

Kristen

Thanks....they look GREAT!:D
 
Thank you ChefStover3. Those cards are great. I have used cards about products. I have the guests read the benefits and uses of the product. It is a fun way to get your guests to interact. I'm going to incorporate the did you know at my January Shows. I want recruits!!
 
Chefstover2 said:
Thanks, Ginger...now I've got some more to add to my collection. I'll post what I have so far...I've been printing mine on 5X7 cards (they feed right into my printer like an envelope).

Kristen

I opended yoru document and read the did you know cards...what is a pairs and spares party? (I'm newer to PC so I have no clue about soooo much) :)
 
These are great!!! I am going to start using these immediately. I have some of those cards lying around and not using them, so now I have a use for them. Thanks for posting. I am also curious about the pairs and spares party too. I don't think I have heard of that theme show.
 
I'm guessing since it mentions men that it's a couples show... with spouses or significant others.. thus the pairs and spares? Can't wait to hear the details
 
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Kitchen Diva said:
I opended yoru document and read the did you know cards...what is a pairs and spares party? (I'm newer to PC so I have no clue about soooo much) :)

I recently started doing couples shows, since more and more of the guests are saying their husbands are doing the cooking. The most fun I had was when there were a BUNCH of steps in the recipe. I'd have everyone rate themselves in the kitchen (10= Martha Stewart, 1=I'd rather sell my body to science than walk into a kitchen). I'd pair an "over 5" with an "under 5" to do a step in the recipe. The guys got a kick out of using the Mandoline and grill tools (this was an August show).

I call it my "pairs and spares" show because I don't want anyone not to come just 'cause they can't bring (or don't have) a partner.

Kristen

(I'm Carolyn's PC Buddy!)
 
I use these at all my shows and everybody loves them. I have a set for each season. I have them on card stock and then laminated. They are a lot of fun!
:sing:
 
Thank you Kristian, I printed them all out, that was very helpful:)
 
thanks, Kristen! I needed these :thumbup:
 
Thanks Kristen--this is a great idea--I sooo need something to fill in that dead air time!!!!;):eek::):thumbup:
 
Thanks for sharing!
 
Call me crazy, but I am not getting how this works? When you have dead air, you ask them to read the card and someone answers????
 
Yes, you might say... "Karen is there something on your mind?" :) Of course you tell them ahead of time, it can be really funny as some do some great acting.
 
Cards are posted on this thread.... bumping in case someone wants to use them.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are 'Did You Know' cards and how can they enhance my Pampered Chef shows?

'Did You Know' cards are informative cards that share interesting facts, tips, or product highlights related to Pampered Chef. They can enhance your shows by engaging guests, sparking conversations, and providing valuable information that may encourage purchases.

What types of information should I include on my 'Did You Know' cards?

You can include cooking tips, product usage ideas, nutritional facts, or fun trivia about Pampered Chef products. For example, you might share how a specific tool can save time in the kitchen or a unique recipe that features a popular product.

How can I effectively use 'Did You Know' cards during my shows?

Use the cards as conversation starters throughout your presentation. You can pass them around, read them aloud, or display them on a table. Encourage guests to share their own tips or experiences related to the information on the cards to foster interaction.

Can I customize 'Did You Know' cards for my specific audience?

Absolutely! Tailoring the content to your audience can make the cards more relevant and engaging. Consider the demographics of your guests and their cooking habits, and adjust the facts or tips accordingly to resonate with them.

Where can I find inspiration for creating my own 'Did You Know' cards?

You can find inspiration from Pampered Chef’s official website, product catalogs, cooking blogs, and social media. Additionally, consider reaching out to fellow consultants for ideas or sharing your own creations in consultant groups for feedback and collaboration.

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