Pampered Chef Thank You Cards: Tips for Following Up with Guests

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the practices of sending thank you cards and following up with guests after Pampered Chef shows. Participants share their personal experiences and methods for expressing gratitude to guests, discussing various approaches to communication and the materials used.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses a desire to improve follow-up with guests and mentions sending thank you letters or cards as a New Year's resolution.
  • Another participant shares that they send thank you postcards immediately after each show, including a personal note.
  • Several users mention using printed thank you letters from their Pampered Chef system, often including additional information about the host's savings and potential earnings.
  • One participant discusses their method of collecting guest information during shows to facilitate follow-up communications.
  • Another participant notes the challenge of obtaining email addresses from guests, sharing their experience of guests being hesitant to provide contact information.
  • One participant mentions using their own stationery and incorporating personal touches in their thank you notes, adapting the content based on the time of year.
  • Another participant asks for clarification on how to add letters into the Pampered Chef system, indicating a desire to streamline their process.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best methods for following up with guests, with some participants favoring personal notes and others preferring printed letters. There is no clear consensus on the most effective approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share a range of experiences and strategies related to guest follow-up, highlighting the importance of personal connection and communication in their Pampered Chef businesses.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on how to enhance their follow-up practices with guests may find the shared experiences and methods beneficial.

JWorks
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hi all, i'm still pretty new to pampered chef and have not been calling the guest after the show to see how they like there products or have any ?'s. one of my new years resolutions was to atleast send thank you letters or cards (i also do stampin up) to these guest. i was wondering what you guys do beside calls (i'm working on getting over the phone phobia)
i would appreciate any help.:D
 
FYI Jen, Nancy's probably sells PC thank you cards but I'm not sure. If I order something I will let you know. If we put ours together we could save on shipping. We can discuss it at the meeting next Tuesday.
 
yes, Nancy's sells thank you postcards. I send one right after each show. Just a quick "thanks for having me in your home, it was fun."

You can also print a thank you letter from PP. I also send one of these for every show after it closes along with the host's receipt and any other paperwork I'm sending. It shows how much she saved as well as what she could have made if she were the consultant--it's awesome!
 
I have the blank note cards from Merrill. I always do the thank you letter in PP b/c it has good info for unpacking, but always include a personal note on the note cards with it. I send the receipts, thank you letter w/directions, and the notecard in one envelope.
 
I think JWorks was referring to thanking the guests, not the host.

Other than spending a lot on postage, phone calls are really the best way to go. I staple a little thank you note to each receipt, so they get it in their bag with the products. I'm still working on the phone phobia, too.
 
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thanks Ann, i was referring to guest. Do you all send thank yous to the guest? do you call them? the show i just closed is being sent to me ( i added several orders to this show) so i was just thinking of slipping a post card thank you in the bag, maybe attach the recipe i did at the show to the card. i just need more contact with the guest. i tried getting email addresses but you would think i was asking for a credit card number!!!!!!
 
Hmmm...I get name, address, phone, and email from every guest. No one flinches. Well, one crazy lady didn't want to give me her phone #, but then I told her I don't give it to anyone else and she was fine. I bring my laptop to shows and I just start asking for all the info when they sit down and give me their order. I have them tell it to me and I type it right in as they talk. That way I don't have to worry later when I get home and can't read their writing. :)

I set up a guest thank you in PP that I print and include with every order. The things in brackets are pulled right from the show data so it inserts it all right in there. It goes like this:

Thank you so much for your recent order through [Host_First_Name]'s Pampered Chef® party! Your order really helped her have a great party! [Host_First_Name] received $[Would_have_cost] worth of merchandise for $[Order_Total] - and that’s a $[Host_Savings] savings! I’d love to come and cook for you and your friends and help you enjoy similar rewards! Did you know that if [Host_First_Name] had been the consultant she would have earned $[Commission_Earned] at the party--for just a few hours of work while having fun too?!

If you have any questions about your Pampered Chef® products, please contact me--I’m here to help! All of our products are guaranteed for at least a year, but many are guaranteed for three years or more! Be sure to keep your receipt in a safe place, such as under the tray in your silverware drawer, in case you should need the warranty information.

Thank you again for your generous order and enthusiasm for The Pampered Chef®. I hope that you will consider having a party like [Host_First_Name]’s. Or perhaps you’d like to earn some extra money by trying on the apron as a Pampered Chef® Consultant. What’s not to like about $350 in Pampered Chef® products for minimum commitment and great commission?!

Enjoy your products! Be sure to try the recipes enclosed with your products and feel free to check out the Pampered Chef® online at www.pamperedchef.biz/mypwsname.

Sincerely,
Deb Jennings 123-456-7890 [email protected]

edited to add that I obviously need to change the line about the kit value. Oops.
 
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DebbieJ,

How do you add the letter into PP?
 
I make my own, and it lets me write off my SU habit, lolHi,
I'm don't sell SU, but I LOVE their products, so I try and buy things I can use for my PC business, and I'm trying (again trying) to get into better habit of sending TY note right away to hostess (instead of sending with the receipts from show). I was told not only the stamps I use, but my paper, inks, watercolor crayons, etc. can be written off.

I ALWAYS include a TY to guest, and I change what it says, depending on month or what month I want to book, I've had lots of comments on them. I generally staple them to each receipt before I send to hostess, that way as she sorts orders they are right attached.

I also, send out my own invites, I'm sorry PC, but I don't use your invites and again, if I've got a theme, I can use my SU sets and do. On ANY envelope I send out, I generally put some kind of decorative stamp on it.

This also works great for, send out 40 invites, and mark 6-7 with a "special" stamp and have hostess "Hunt" for those people and if she finds them all she gets a prize and if they bring the invite to show they get a prize.

I also make some stickers etc of my own with the SU business builder sets and you can use them just as they are on paper, or make stickers etc. I actually have both of their sets (one is retired).

I also, am going to try as someone (I think on this board) suggested and make a Christmas Card/holiday card for each hostess as I'm doing their thank yous and put them in box for end of year, then I'm not scrambling to make for holidays.

I've got 3 to do before next week to start my system off right and lots to do in Feb. I'm praying for light on the snow (which is what we've had) so I'm sure we're going to get hammered soon, but my Feb. is looking REALLY good, so I'm hopeful!!

Gotta run,

Lisa
 
Under Utilities in PP, go to Letter Editor. You'll get a blank screen. Just paste in what I posted and then save it! Remember what you call it and where you saved it so you can access it later. :)

Then when you want to print it, first go to the Thank You Letter under reports. Prepare your TY letter for your host and leave it open. Then open (the little open file icon) the guest thank you that you saved. All the info for that particular show will paste right in!

That's how I do it.
 
Debbie,

Will it automatically update the letter or do you have to manually paste the information? I can't get it to work.

Thanks,
 
Nevermind I got it to work. Thanks so much!!!
 
you people are brilliant!!!!!!!!!!
 
Anyone figure out how to create a new letter in P3? I could do them like this in PP, but cant figure it out on P3! TIA!
 
That's so great! Thank you Deb!!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I include in my Pampered Chef thank you cards?

In your thank you cards, be sure to include a personal message expressing your gratitude for their attendance and support. Mention specific products they purchased or showed interest in, and invite them to reach out if they have any questions or need assistance. You can also include a small incentive, like a discount on their next order, to encourage future business.

How soon should I send thank you cards after a Pampered Chef event?

It's best to send thank you cards within 48 hours after the event. This timely follow-up shows your guests that you value their presence and reinforces the positive experience they had. Prompt communication helps keep you top of mind for future orders or events.

Can I send thank you cards digitally instead of using physical cards?

Yes, you can send thank you cards digitally through email or social media messages. However, a handwritten card often feels more personal and can leave a lasting impression. If you choose to go digital, make sure your message is warm and personalized to maintain that personal touch.

What are some creative ideas for Pampered Chef thank you cards?

Consider adding a recipe that features one of the products they purchased, or include a fun cooking tip related to their order. You can also use themed cards that match the season or upcoming holidays to make your thank you cards more visually appealing and relevant.

How can thank you cards help my Pampered Chef business?

Thank you cards can enhance customer relationships and foster loyalty, leading to repeat business and referrals. By showing appreciation, you create a positive experience that encourages guests to share their experiences with others, ultimately helping to grow your Pampered Chef business.

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