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The thread discusses various methods and experiences related to mailing out Pampered Chef catalogs, particularly focusing on the challenges posed by the design of the new mini catalogs. Participants share their observations about the blank spaces for stamps and addresses, as well as suggestions for improving the visibility of the catalogs when sent through the mail.
Views differ regarding the design and mailing methods of the catalogs, with some participants confirming the presence of blank spaces while others report otherwise. No clear consensus emerges on the best mailing practices.
Participants share personal experiences and observations related to the mailing of catalogs, reflecting on variations in catalog design and the impact on mailing strategies.
Consultants looking for insights on mailing strategies for Pampered Chef catalogs may find the shared experiences relevant.
Princess said:How do you guys mail out these catalogues...the new ones don't have a blank back to put a stamp and address.
susans_kitchen said:From feedback from customers, I suggest mailing them in an envelope anyway. Apparently these, and the postcard invitations get mixed in with the junk mail rather easily and lost. They just look like another postcard advertising a company. I'm suggesting to all my hosts that they put them in an envelope with a personal note, even if it's on a sticky and be sure to use the website. I'm mailing out my mini's in a greeting card sized envelope with a letter, I figured people are likely to open a letter![]()
The ones you order from supply have a blank back. The ones that came in all the orders during the holiday season do not have any blank space on the back.....in the US anyhow.Princess said:How do you guys mail out these catalogues...the new ones don't have a blank back to put a stamp and address.
chefmary said:Since the mini catalogs cost regular first class postage anyway, I put them into an envelope with a tri-fold flyer I made up announcing the January and February host benefits. I found it quite a bit easier than trying to place a small flyer within the mini catalog and then taping it up on 3 sides.
Mary
heat123 said:This was an older thread started when the Fall Minis came out in Sept. we will get a new Catty and minis in Feb for March selling and they are on Supply order on Pampered Partner. Just FYI
SillyChef said:Thanks for letting me know that. lol.I was like, did I miss something?!?! lol.
There are several creative ways to send Pampered Chef catalogues without using stamps. You can utilize digital formats by sending e-catalogues via email or social media. Additionally, consider using local delivery services or arranging drop-off points where customers can pick up their catalogues. Hosting a virtual party can also allow you to share the catalogue digitally with attendees.
Yes, sending Pampered Chef catalogues via email is an effective method. You can create a PDF version of your catalogue and attach it to your email. This allows you to reach a wider audience quickly and efficiently, and it eliminates the need for physical postage.
Sending digital catalogues offers several benefits, including cost savings on postage and printing. Digital catalogues can be easily updated, allowing you to share the latest products and promotions. Additionally, they can be shared quickly through various online platforms, increasing your reach and engagement with potential customers.
To encourage customers to view your digital catalogue, consider using engaging subject lines in your emails and promoting it on social media. You can also offer incentives, such as discounts or giveaways, for those who view or share the catalogue. Personalizing your message and highlighting new or popular products can also increase interest.
Yes, there are several tools and platforms available for distributing catalogues without stamps. Email marketing services like Mailchimp or Constant Contact can help you manage your email lists and send out catalogues efficiently. Social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram allow you to share digital catalogues with your followers. Additionally, you can use file-sharing services like Google Drive or Dropbox to share catalogues directly with customers.