Kimberlymmj
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Window Decals. What Does Yours Say
- Thread starter Kimberlymmj
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around participants discussing their experiences and preferences regarding window decals for their Pampered Chef businesses, particularly in relation to a special offer from Vista. Participants share what information they include on their decals and seek opinions on design choices.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
- Exploratory
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as a consultant, is considering what to include on their Vista decal, suggesting "The Pampered Chef" and their phone number.
- Another participant shares their intention to include "The Pampered Chef," their name, phone number, and possibly their personal website (PWS) on their decal.
- One user inquires about Vista, expressing interest in its offerings compared to another service, Merrill.
- Another participant provides a link to a thread with examples of decals made at Vista, encouraging others to explore the site.
- One participant shares their experience with a magnet that includes their title as an Independent Consultant, expressing caution about privacy due to past unwanted calls.
- Another participant echoes this sentiment, noting they also prioritize privacy by not including their name on their magnet.
- One participant mentions their decal from Merrill, describing its limited options and the information it includes, such as a tagline and contact number.
- Another user asks about the size of window decals being purchased and whether window decals or door magnets are more effective, indicating they are still deciding on their design approach.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the specific content and design of window decals, with no clear consensus emerging on the best approach or format.
Contextual Notes
Participants share personal experiences and preferences related to promotional materials for their businesses, reflecting a variety of approaches to branding and privacy concerns.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants considering window decals or magnets for their Pampered Chef businesses may find the shared experiences and opinions relevant to their own decisions.
BeckyC5830
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kcjodih
Gold Member
- 3,391
BeckyC5830,
Check out this thread for examples of what some have made at vista.
http://www.chefsuccess.com/f20/my-vista-prints-thread-51540/
Then go to vistaprint.com to order your own. Have fun!
Check out this thread for examples of what some have made at vista.
http://www.chefsuccess.com/f20/my-vista-prints-thread-51540/
Then go to vistaprint.com to order your own. Have fun!
etteluap70PC
Gold Member
- 3,657
Just a reminder...
From the policy manual,
Your Title/Identification
Always clearly identify yourself as an Independent Consultant for The Pampered Chef®, rather than as the company or one of its employees. Use your full name, and Independent Consultant or Independent Sales Director (or appropriate title) for The Pampered Chef®.
For Example:
Mary Smith
Independent Sales Director for The Pampered Chef®
The same policy applies when answering the phone or recording an answering machine or voicemail greeting. Except as otherwise provided in these policies, it is inappropriate to use The Pampered Chef® corporate name, the tagline, any trademark used by the Company or any derivation of such, for instance, “pamper,” “pampered,” “chef,” “discover,” “in you,” etc. as part of an e-mail address or domain name.
My magnet says:
Independent Consultant for
The Pampered Chef®
ph#
Website
I do not put my name (other than at the end of my site name) for Privacy reasons. I have gotten very creepy crank calls on my cell/biz line so I am as cautious as possible.
From the policy manual,
Your Title/Identification
Always clearly identify yourself as an Independent Consultant for The Pampered Chef®, rather than as the company or one of its employees. Use your full name, and Independent Consultant or Independent Sales Director (or appropriate title) for The Pampered Chef®.
For Example:
Mary Smith
Independent Sales Director for The Pampered Chef®
The same policy applies when answering the phone or recording an answering machine or voicemail greeting. Except as otherwise provided in these policies, it is inappropriate to use The Pampered Chef® corporate name, the tagline, any trademark used by the Company or any derivation of such, for instance, “pamper,” “pampered,” “chef,” “discover,” “in you,” etc. as part of an e-mail address or domain name.
My magnet says:
Independent Consultant for
The Pampered Chef®
ph#
Website
I do not put my name (other than at the end of my site name) for Privacy reasons. I have gotten very creepy crank calls on my cell/biz line so I am as cautious as possible.
Chef Bobby
Gold Member
- 1,045
Mine came from Merrill and didn't give me alot of choice. I even had to buy two instead of the one I wanted. Mine says The Pampered Chef (w/logo)
Discover the chef in you.
Name (didn't say independant consultant)
Number
Came with website but half of it didn't apply to window so I removed that part. It has worked one time so far. Someone behind me called and asked for a catalogue.
Discover the chef in you.
Name (didn't say independant consultant)
Number
Came with website but half of it didn't apply to window so I removed that part. It has worked one time so far. Someone behind me called and asked for a catalogue.
Beth1170
- 92
Frequently Asked Questions
What are window decals?
Window decals are adhesive graphics or stickers that can be applied to glass surfaces, such as windows and doors. They are often used for advertising, decoration, or personal expression, and can feature various designs, messages, or branding elements.
How can I create my own window decal?
You can create your own window decal by designing a graphic using design software or online tools. Once you have your design, you can print it on adhesive vinyl using a vinyl cutter or take it to a printing service that specializes in custom decals.
What materials are window decals made from?
Window decals are typically made from vinyl, which is durable and weather-resistant. They can also be made from static cling material, which allows them to be easily applied and removed without adhesive, making them ideal for temporary displays.
How do I apply a window decal?
To apply a window decal, first clean the surface where you want to place it. Peel off the backing from the decal, position it carefully on the surface, and then use a squeegee or credit card to smooth out any air bubbles. Finally, remove the transfer tape if applicable.
What should I consider when designing a window decal?
When designing a window decal, consider the size and placement of the decal, the colors and fonts used for visibility, and the message you want to convey. It's also important to think about the material and whether it will be used indoors or outdoors, as this can affect durability and appearance.
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