What to Do With Slips With No Markings

[milkangel]

What do you do with the door prize slips from home shows or shows that have no markings other than name and address and #.
if you do keep them waht do you do with them?

 

[raebates]

I call and say something like: I couldn't tell from your slip whether or not you were interested in more information about PC.

 

[pcsharon1]

I usually make sure I have all the info on them in my computer on their order page - sometimes people don't put the same info on the doorprize slip as they do the order form. If there is something specific I remember about that person that I know I want to contact them about then I keep it and make a note on the back. But I try (again, that's TRY) to ask everyone at checkout if they are interested in booking or starting their own business, so usually there is no reason for me to keep them as "unknowns". They get tossed after that.

 

[raebates]

One way to avoid this is to make sure you take the slip to put it in whatever container you're using. That way you can check it over.

 

[3RingChef]

Hi there! As a Pampered Chef consultant, I completely understand your question about door prize slips from home shows or shows with minimal information. I personally like to keep these slips in a separate folder or envelope, labeled with the date and location of the show. This way, I can refer back to them in case any of the guests decide to place an order or host a party. If I have their contact information, I may also reach out to them to offer any specials or promotions that are currently going on. It's always a good idea to keep track of potential customers and follow up with them to build a strong customer base. I hope this helps!