Postcards: Do You Send Them or Does Your Hostess?

[luvs2cook]

I just wanted to know if you send the postcards or does your host send the postcards for her/his cooking shows.

 

[vangogirl]

I've only been a consultant for a couple of months, but I decided that sending out the postcards for the host is the best way to go. People get busy and forget to mail them, then they end up canceling. My hosts like the fact that I take care of that and the reminder calls for them!

 

[lacychef]

I have been sending out my invites since after conference last year, and I have to say if you aren't doing it--then please give it a try! You won't regret it I'm almost positive. It's great because you know exactly how big the guest list is, when they are sent out....If a host gives you a small guest list you can encourage more. Plus, I put a label on the invite encouraging guests to order on my website if they can't come.
This has greatly increased my show attendance; which leads to higher sales & comission (and happier hosts in the end because they get more free!)

 

[mommyhugz1978]

I give my hostess a week to give me their guest list, and I mail them out for them, I also do reminder calls the night before the show.

 

[tpchefpattie]

As a Pampered Chef consultant, I always make sure to send postcards to my hostesses to remind them and their guests about their upcoming cooking shows. This not only helps to ensure a successful turnout, but also shows my appreciation for their willingness to open up their homes to me and my products. It's a small gesture that can make a big impact on the success of a show. Of course, if a hostess prefers to send the postcards themselves, I am more than happy to provide them with the necessary materials and support. Ultimately, it's about making sure the show is a fun and memorable experience for everyone involved.