Facebook is the most popular platform my coaching clients hold parties. The key here is if your hostess and her guests are comfortable with Facebook. The interaction you gain on Facebook is in your ability to have attractive graphics and captivating captions that attract people to interact as well as doing LIVE videos.
To save time, it's important to learn how to schedule your parties using outside schedulers like Cinchshare, Vizzlie, Post my party or Go Party Scripts you are organized and offer a great way to party.
Texting parties are becoming the norm. Texting has come a long way in technology. Many of my clients are using Project Broadcast and Vizzlie to text to their customers and create parties. These platforms make it exciting to share a party experience.
Platforms like Vizzlie and Sqweee are popular. I recently attended a Usborne book Mystery Hostess party on Sqweee with one of my clients, and it was a lot of fun. Sqweee parties happen in one hour and it’s fast paced. The chat section is full of fun tips and messages where guests and host and consultant have great interaction. My client received over $500 in sales, with
three bookings and two new recruits from this one party. These platforms are not free, you pay a monthly fee to participate.
What’s app parties allow you to go international Using an APP for a party, you have to be organized with your posts. One client does very professional What’s App parties but she adds many “personal” videos about her products and her opportunity. Again, you’d have to be quite tech savvy to hold these parties, but they aren’t that difficult, if you have your posts scheduled and
numbered to appear over a specific period of time.
Whether it’s Zoom, Facebook, Text, What’s App or other platforms the basics of holding parties doesn’t change. We must:
- Hostess Coach
- Have a powerful Intro
- Wow your guests with your product demo
- Connect and interact with guests to build relationships
- Have a solid check out system.
