What Product Would Jane Customer Want to Win?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants discussing which product would be an appealing door prize for a local event, specifically focusing on items valued between $30 and $50. Participants share their personal preferences and experiences regarding potential prizes that could attract attention and generate leads.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, suggests a 5" utility or 5" santoku knife as a desirable prize.
  • Another participant mentions several options including a rectangular baker, square baker, and a bamboo specialty cooking set.
  • One participant expresses enthusiasm for the Food Chopper or a Classic Batter Bowl filled with smaller products.
  • Another participant discusses the practicality of a Large Bar Pan and Mini Spatula versus the "WOW" factor of a Trifle Bowl.
  • Several users mention the Trifle Bowl as a versatile item that appeals to many, with one noting its potential as a centerpiece.
  • One participant shares their experience of using a display card to showcase the Trifle Bowl's various uses, which helped generate orders.
  • Another participant notes that they sell many Trifle Bowls, indicating a strong interest in the item among customers.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There appears to be a general agreement among participants that the Trifle Bowl is a strong candidate for the prize, with multiple users expressing their support for it. However, there are differing opinions on other potential items, such as the Large Bar Pan and Mini Spatula.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing their thoughts in the context of preparing for a specific event, highlighting their personal experiences with various products and their appeal to customers.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on popular products that could serve as attractive prizes for events may find this discussion beneficial.

BlessedWifeMommy
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What product (can't be a gift certificate) valued between $30 and $50 would you want to win?

I was contacted by a local business doing a MNO (mom's night out) event. The cost of being included is one item that they will use as a door prize. I get to stand there and talk with all customers that night. Hopefully getting leads. I'm planning on giving free cooking shows, and coupons to everyone I meet.

So what would you think would be a "WOW" prize?
 
5" utility or 5" santoku knife would probably be my pick between those ranges.
 
Rectangular baker or
Square baker or
29 Min to Dinner, bamboo specialty cooking set, classic scraper, & small mix n scrape
 
Food Chopper!!

Or The Classic Batter Bowl filled w/ some smaller products..
 
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Yikes, I just got a message that they want to have it a week ahead of time (even though the event isn't until May 7th). So there goes the order time (it takes 10 days to get anything here).

So what do you think about using a Bamboo Cracker Tray and Snack Bowls? My Mom ordered a set that is sitting here (haven't got it to her yet), I'm sure she would be patient.


Or I have a two other items in my "inventory". I have a Large Bar Pan & Mini Spatula, or I have a Triffle Bowl.

What do you think???
 
BlessedWifeMommy said:
Yikes, I just got a message that they want to have it a week ahead of time (even though the event isn't until May 7th). So there goes the order time (it takes 10 days to get anything here).

So what do you think about using a Bamboo Cracker Tray and Snack Bowls? My Mom ordered a set that is sitting here (haven't got it to her yet), I'm sure she would be patient.


Or I have a two other items in my "inventory". I have a Large Bar Pan & Mini Spatula, or I have a Triffle Bowl.

What do you think???
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If you still have them in their packages, I'd say the Large Bar Pan and Mini Spatula myself. That's the PRACTICAL item. but a WOW item would be the Trifle Bowl....you could show photos as a center piece (candles/flowers) and all the other uses. Just a thought.
 
BlessedWifeMommy said:
Yikes, I just got a message that they want to have it a week ahead of time (even though the event isn't until May 7th). So there goes the order time (it takes 10 days to get anything here).

So what do you think about using a Bamboo Cracker Tray and Snack Bowls? My Mom ordered a set that is sitting here (haven't got it to her yet), I'm sure she would be patient.


Or I have a two other items in my "inventory". I have a Large Bar Pan & Mini Spatula, or I have a Triffle Bowl.

What do you think???
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I think any of those would be great!!
 
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esavvymom said:
If you still have them in their packages, I'd say the Large Bar Pan and Mini Spatula myself. That's the PRACTICAL item. but a WOW item would be the Trifle Bowl....you could show photos as a center piece (candles/flowers) and all the other uses. Just a thought.
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Yes they are all in their packages, I purchased them when I could for upcoming gifts. But I can replace them in time.

I like the idea of the Trifle Bowl, because it is a versatile item, even for people who don't cook.
 
My vote is the trifle bowl and you could use the sign from HO that shows different uses in a stand. I forgot to bring my trifle bowl with me Sunday to the fundraiser I did but I did have the sign in a stand and got orders because of it!
 
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pamperedharriet said:
My vote is the trifle bowl and you could use the sign from HO that shows different uses in a stand. I forgot to bring my trifle bowl with me Sunday to the fundraiser I did but I did have the sign in a stand and got orders because of it!
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Great! Thanks for that idea. I'll make sure I have my display card stand with me.

You all are sooooo great!!! I love that I can get someone else's opinion so quickly.
 
Glad to be of help Holly! Yes, CS is great. There is always someone around who can give an opinion a lot faster than calling. (on the most part!).

Those display cards (I couldn't think of the word so I used sign) really do come in handy and I try to remember to bring them to my shows and put them out. This one in particular really does help show the versatility of the product.

Don't forget that we have a recipe booklet in the file section here that has tons of recipes for the trifle bowl too. Check it out if you haven't already. I usually print of a set and put it with the order or tell people if they order the trifle bowl I will give them recipes.
 
Trifle bowl with a set of recipes you can print from here!
 
Definitely the trifle bowl. I sell a lot of those...some for themselves, some as gifts. I think it's something anyone would like for free :). I have a lot of people eye up the cracker tray and bowls, but not so many purchasing them.
 

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