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Discussion Overview
This thread explores various voicemail messages used by participants who are Pampered Chef consultants. Participants share their personal experiences and suggestions for crafting effective voicemail greetings that communicate both their family and consulting roles.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their voicemail message that includes their title and a friendly invitation to leave a message.
- Another participant mentions a concise message that identifies their family and invites callers to leave a message, noting that they had to shorten it due to family feedback.
- Several users describe using multiple voicemail mailboxes to separate personal and business messages, with one participant detailing how their message changes based on the type of caller.
- One participant highlights a friend's voicemail that includes promotional content, suggesting it may influence callers' perceptions.
- Another participant shares a similar voicemail structure, emphasizing the importance of being reachable while maintaining a personal touch.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the length and content of voicemail messages, with some participants favoring brevity while others prefer more detailed greetings. No clear consensus emerges on the ideal voicemail format.
Contextual Notes
Participants share their individual voicemail experiences, reflecting a variety of approaches to balancing personal and professional communication.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for inspiration on how to craft their voicemail messages may find the shared experiences helpful.
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You have reached 954-555-1212 and the home office of Carolyn Kraham, Independent Director and Trainer for The Pampered Chef. I am unable to take you call at the moment. Please leave your anme, number and a brief message after the tone and I will be sure to get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks and have a great day!"
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My cell phone says pretty much the same thing...."Hello, you have reached Erin Smith, Independent Future Director of Sales and Training with the Pampered Chef. I cannot take your call at this time but it is very important to me. Please leave your name, number and a breif message and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you and have a wonderful day."
HTH~
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Hi! You've reached the Empke household and also Marg Empke of the Pampered Chef. To leave a Pampered Chef message please push one. To leave a message for Marg, Colin, Sloane, Parker, Rhys or Walker, please do so after the beep. Thanks and have a great day!
If they push one they get:
"Hi, you've reached the home office of Marg Empke, independent consultant with the Pampered Chef, Canada." Then I usually leave a teaser about the host/guest special.
HTH!
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I have a friend with another direct sales company whose message always has her specials and an invitation to book, which must be a great idea, because it always makes me feel a little guilty if I'm just calling about a playdate, so it's obviously working on my subconscious.
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"Hello, you have reached the Kearns residence and Sandra Kearns, Pampered Chef consultant. If you have a message for the Kearns' family please press 1. If you have a Pampered Chef message please press 2 or you can try me on my cell phone 623-XXx-XXXX. Thank you and have a blessed day."
It's kinda long, but helps us when we are checking our messages. My husband doesn't have to sit through 3 or 4 of my business messages to receive one for him and the family.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Welcome to Our Home & Pampered Chef Consulting!"?
"Welcome to Our Home & Pampered Chef Consulting!" is a program designed to introduce potential customers and hosts to the Pampered Chef product line and the benefits of hosting a cooking show or party. It aims to create a welcoming environment where guests can learn about kitchen tools, cooking techniques, and meal preparation while enjoying a fun, interactive experience.
How can I host a Pampered Chef party?
To host a Pampered Chef party, simply reach out to a Pampered Chef consultant or visit their website to find a consultant near you. You can choose to host an in-person party, a virtual party, or a hybrid of both. The consultant will guide you through the process, help you select a date, and provide you with all the necessary materials to ensure a successful event.
What are the benefits of hosting a Pampered Chef party?
Hosting a Pampered Chef party comes with several benefits, including exclusive discounts on products, free or discounted items based on sales, and the opportunity to earn rewards. Additionally, you get to enjoy a fun gathering with friends and family while learning new cooking tips and techniques.
What types of products does Pampered Chef offer?
Pampered Chef offers a wide range of high-quality kitchen tools and products, including cookware, bakeware, kitchen gadgets, food storage solutions, and cookbooks. Their products are designed to make cooking easier and more enjoyable, catering to both novice cooks and experienced chefs alike.
How can I become a Pampered Chef consultant?
To become a Pampered Chef consultant, you can visit their official website and fill out an application form. Once accepted, you will receive a starter kit with essential products and training materials. The company provides ongoing support and resources to help you succeed in your direct sales journey.
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