ChefBurke
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"Old Catalog,Call Me for New" Sticker?!
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Discussion Overview
This thread discusses the use of label stickers on old Pampered Chef catalogs, with participants sharing various sayings and experiences related to this practice. Additionally, there are conversations about the challenges of creating shorter website links for consultants and the implications of company policies regarding advertising.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
- Technical explanation
Main Points Raised
- One participant shares a sticker saying for old catalogs that encourages potential customers to call for a new catalog.
- Another participant asks for additional sayings suitable for mini catalogs.
- Several users mention the difficulty of creating shorter links to their personal websites, expressing a desire for more flexibility in this area.
- One participant discusses the restrictions on linking personal websites and the potential consequences of violating company policies.
- Another participant reflects on the challenges of advertising within the guidelines and expresses a wish for more freedom in promotional activities.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the feasibility of creating shorter website links and the implications of company policies on advertising. No clear consensus emerges on the best approach to these challenges.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and opinions related to the use of catalog stickers and website linking, reflecting their individual practices as Pampered Chef consultants.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for creative ideas for catalog marketing and those interested in navigating company policies regarding personal website links may find this discussion relevant.
ChefBurke
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dannyzmom
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SusanBP0129
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jwpamp
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That would be cool, but it's fowarding to the Pampered Chef site from another site...not allowed. 
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The ban on linking also prohibits the following:
Listing or linking your Personal Web Site in Internet directories or search engines, such as Google or Yahoo.
Purchasing or using a separate domain name to re-direct visitors to your Personal Web Site.
Linking to Consultant’s Corner from any Web site.
Linking to The Pampered Chef® corporate Web site from any Web site.
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Good idea, though. Wish we could! Just have to keep it legal!
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The ban on linking also prohibits the following:
Listing or linking your Personal Web Site in Internet directories or search engines, such as Google or Yahoo.
Purchasing or using a separate domain name to re-direct visitors to your Personal Web Site.
Linking to Consultant’s Corner from any Web site.
Linking to The Pampered Chef® corporate Web site from any Web site.
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Good idea, though. Wish we could! Just have to keep it legal!
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SusanBP0129
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Well, I look at it like this, http://www.pamperedchef.biz/janedunn is too long and I'm not really linking my website site but forwarding it from http://www.chefjane.biz to http://www.pamperedchef.biz/janedunn without anybody know about it.
I don't understand. What are you canceling?
jwpamp
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It's hard to make sure that it's ok or not!
I wish we had more freedom with some of the advertising that we want to do. I know that the company does have to make rules to protect us all.
I have thought about doing something similar myself a little while ago, until I checked out the Advertising Guidelines on Consultant's Corner. It's pretty much black and white...and there is alot to read!
I am sure that you didn't do anything on purpose!!
It's hard to see the upper level directors that have their own Websites with PC info on them and we can't, but it's just one more reason to promote!!
Let's both keep working on it and we'll be there soon, too!
I wish we had more freedom with some of the advertising that we want to do. I know that the company does have to make rules to protect us all.
I have thought about doing something similar myself a little while ago, until I checked out the Advertising Guidelines on Consultant's Corner. It's pretty much black and white...and there is alot to read!
I am sure that you didn't do anything on purpose!!
It's hard to see the upper level directors that have their own Websites with PC info on them and we can't, but it's just one more reason to promote!!
Let's both keep working on it and we'll be there soon, too!
dannyzmom
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ChefBurke
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dannyzmom
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ChefBurke said:
They can take away her consultant status if they ask her to remove it and she does not. I had my link inadvertantly posted on a website a few years ago - a friend had thought she was doing me a favor by advertising for me. I got an email from HO basically telling me that if it was not removed within a certain amount of time I could lose my consultant status.
Chef Bobby
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the "Old Catalog, Call Me for New" sticker mean?
The "Old Catalog, Call Me for New" sticker indicates that the products listed in the old catalog are still available, but there may be new items or updated catalogs that customers should check out. It encourages customers to reach out for the latest offerings.
How should I use the "Old Catalog, Call Me for New" sticker?
You can place the sticker on the front cover or inside pages of your old catalogs to inform customers that they can contact you for the most current product information and new catalog releases. This helps maintain engagement and encourages sales.
Is it necessary to use the "Old Catalog, Call Me for New" sticker?
While it is not mandatory, using the sticker can be beneficial for your business. It prompts customers to reach out for updated information, which can lead to increased sales and customer satisfaction as they learn about new products.
Can I customize the message on the sticker?
Where can I purchase the "Old Catalog, Call Me for New" stickers?
You can typically purchase these stickers from Pampered Chef's official supply resources, such as their consultant portal or through approved vendors. Check with your Pampered Chef representative or the official website for availability.
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