Pamper a Business Worked for Me!!!

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses personal experiences related to promoting Pampered Chef products through local businesses. Participants share their successes and ideas for engaging with local establishments to generate orders.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of bringing treats to a local eye care office, which resulted in multiple orders.
  • Another participant expresses enthusiasm for the original post, celebrating the success and sharing their own positive experience with a similar approach at a bank.
  • Several users inquire about the types of food brought in and the specifics of the marketing strategy used.
  • One participant expresses interest in replicating the idea at their children's schools but raises concerns about handling payments securely.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best methods for approaching local businesses and handling payments, with no clear consensus on the best practices for these engagements.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal anecdotes and experiences, reflecting a variety of approaches to promoting their businesses in local settings.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ways to engage with local businesses and share experiences related to product promotion may find this discussion valuable.

Pamperedva
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Since moving to my new location, I have been going around to all of the local businesses around my cute little town for all of the different needs I have.

Since it was time to have my eyes checked, I went to a local place and had everything done. On the day that I picked up my new glasses, I asked the receptionist if I could bring in some treats the following week.

So I brought in lots of goodies on the Tuesday, and explained that I would pick up my things on Thurs. Of course I left catalogs and Order forms with instructions on what to do.

On the morning of Thursday, I called in before the office opened and left a voice mail concerning my return that afternoon and if they could just have things ready, that would be great.

When I picked things up, there were 2 orders, over 60 each for the free item. Yay! One of the persons who placed an order was the Dr. who did my eye exam, cool. When I dropped off her order yesterday, she said to me, that was a really great marketing idea - bringing the party to the office and letting them enjoy at their leisure.

Also, I got a call from another one of the drs. yesterday, she wanted to place her order and it was a very nice size order.

I really think what made this a success for me was that they already had my business before I asked for theirs. I really hope that I can try that again with another business and get the same results. VA
 
Good for you!
 
That's AWESOME!!! =D
 
What did you bring in, food wise?
 
Win for you!!!!!!! YAY! I did a pamper business with our bank. I love these kind of shows, quick and simple.
 
Woo hoo! I'm curious too, what recipe did you drop off?
 
Pamperedva said:
Since moving to my new location, I have been going around to all of the local businesses around my cute little town for all of the different needs I have.

Since it was time to have my eyes checked, I went to a local place and had everything done. On the day that I picked up my new glasses, I asked the receptionist if I could bring in some treats the following week.

So I brought in lots of goodies on the Tuesday, and explained that I would pick up my things on Thurs. Of course I left catalogs and Order forms with instructions on what to do.

On the morning of Thursday, I called in before the office opened and left a voice mail concerning my return that afternoon and if they could just have things ready, that would be great.

When I picked things up, there were 2 orders, over 60 each for the free item. Yay! One of the persons who placed an order was the Dr. who did my eye exam, cool. When I dropped off her order yesterday, she said to me, that was a really great marketing idea - bringing the party to the office and letting them enjoy at their leisure.

Also, I got a call from another one of the drs. yesterday, she wanted to place her order and it was a very nice size order.

I really think what made this a success for me was that they already had my business before I asked for theirs. I really hope that I can try that again with another business and get the same results. VA
Did you tell her you are a PC consultant and you'd be dropping off catalogs too or did you just bring them with the treats? I would LOVE to do that with some of the local businesses here but don't know how to approach them...I'd love some more tips and ideas, thanks!
 
I was thinking of doing a PAB at my girls' schools. I have a question though about collecting payment. Do you leave an envelope for cash/check payments and hope employees trust each other enough not to steal cash/checks/credit card info? That's my only reservation.
 

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