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The thread discusses strategies for inviting guests to an open house or fall preview event, focusing on the types of individuals to include in the invitation list.
Views differ on the approach to inviting guests, with some participants advocating for a broad invitation strategy while others prefer a more targeted approach based on past engagement.
Participants share personal experiences and strategies based on their customer lists and past events, highlighting the diversity in approaches to event invitations.
Consultants looking for insights on invitation strategies for open house events may find the shared experiences relevant.
Chefstover2 said:My list is too big (I have almost 700 on my monthly customer list), so I limited my invites to anyone who earned or took advantage of a guest special over the past year. That netted me 72 names and 8 came (probably on the small side, but for my house it worked perfectly.
You should invite friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers who enjoy cooking or entertaining. Additionally, consider inviting anyone who has shown interest in Pampered Chef products or those who are looking to refresh their kitchen tools.
Absolutely! Inviting people who have never hosted a party can introduce them to the brand and products. They may be interested in hosting their own party after experiencing the fun and benefits of your Open House.
Yes, inviting past customers is a great idea! They are already familiar with the products and may be interested in new items or seasonal offerings. Plus, it’s a wonderful way to reconnect and show appreciation for their previous support.
Definitely! Your social media network can be a valuable resource for potential guests. Share your event details on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to reach a wider audience and encourage them to bring friends.
While your Open House is primarily for local guests, consider inviting non-local friends or family who might be interested in your Pampered Chef offerings. You can offer virtual participation options or send them a catalog so they can still engage with your event.