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The thread discusses the practice of sending Christmas cards to past hosts and guests by Pampered Chef consultants. Participants share their experiences, sources for purchasing cards, and ideas for including promotional materials.
Views differ on the extent of sending cards, with some participants planning to send them to all contacts while others focus on select hosts. No clear consensus emerges regarding the best approach or sources for cards.
Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding card selection and distribution, reflecting a variety of approaches within the consultant community.
Consultants looking for ideas on engaging past hosts and guests during the holiday season may find the shared experiences and sources helpful.
Sending Christmas cards to past hosts and guests is a thoughtful way to show appreciation for their support. It helps maintain relationships, encourages repeat business, and keeps you top of mind during the holiday season when they may be looking for gifts or hosting opportunities.
In your Christmas card, include a personal message expressing your gratitude for their past support, a warm holiday greeting, and an invitation to connect in the new year. You might also consider including a special offer or promotion for the upcoming year to encourage future bookings.
Handwritten cards tend to feel more personal and meaningful, which can strengthen your relationship with past hosts and guests. However, if time is a constraint, printed cards with a personal note can still convey your appreciation effectively. Aim for a balance that reflects your style and the relationship you have with your recipients.
The best time to send Christmas cards is typically in early to mid-December. This timing ensures that your cards arrive before the holiday rush and allows your recipients to enjoy your thoughtful gesture during the festive season.
While it's important to keep the primary focus on the holiday greeting, including a small promotional flyer or business card can be acceptable. Just ensure it doesn’t overshadow the personal message. The key is to maintain a balance between holiday cheer and business promotion.