Vaping Parties?

[purplehippo_dog]

Just an idea if it's not already going. What about vaping parties, a bit like tupperware or ann summers parties, where people can try the different products etc? people could try all the different flavours and earn a commission? Just a thought.

[HillBill]

Sounds interesting.  You should email TW and run it by them! 

[Britwizard]

I see this thread is way over a month old now, but just like to ask if you did email them and how you got on??

[purplehippo_dog]

hi, no i didn't email them! i figured they poss read that post anyway.

[Khan]

sometimes it is best to email them directly if you want a swift response, that way you are in front of them instead of them having to look for you.  I think that a vaping party is a great idea, I have seen where there are get-togethers that have prizes and such sponsored by e-cig companies, but they are not always near enough for me to goto... maybe something a little more cozy might be in order.  I'm sure that if you had enough product, you could do it yourself; provided you keep TW in good light and follow the marketing rules that they have set... gather orders and get them wholesale from TW (if you have a large enough order), or just place the order and charge Regular Retail for the products (keeping the discounted balance for yourself, though that might be construed as being a bit shady).

[K8]

Stupid question maybe but what is TW's email addy?  I've looked on the main site and can't find it.

Kate

[Rtsjr]

On the main website, top right corner it says contact us.
Info@totallywicked-eliquid.com

[K8]

Thanks Rtsjr,  I'm as blind as a bat sometimes

[jendemchik]

Vaping parties would be cool. Maybe people will be interested in organizing some gatherings in their cities as well

[blushdrip]

Oh! I was looking for this thread earlier and couldn't find it  *laughs* Well, I guess I can go back and edit the other post I made elsewhere....

I'm bummed I didn't get started vaping sooner, and that I missed the previous program.

I think it would be really awesome to host parties like the ones for candles, cosmetics, 'adult' novelties, et cetera... That way, customers wouldn't be going into vaping "blind", like I did. They'd get to actually touch the products and inspect their quality before deciding to buy. .And several older smokers I know are nervous about using their banking information online and would be more comfortable buying from a person. A handful of them have never even used the internet!  (I know that sounds impossible, but it's true!)

As far as commission goes, I'd be satisfied with a "point" structure to accumulate towards earning a free product, or to earn % off product coupons (hopefully, they would be allowed to be combined with themselves, and/or apply in addition to any sales that are going on)... instead of a more standard compensation of commission as currency. It's just a thought. I don't know how the previous affiliate program worked, so if that part of it is the same or similar to what I just suggested, I apologize for the waste of forum space 

Regardless of what happens with any program, I'd like to hand out TW business cards to smokers I know and to people who ask me about my pv. I sent in an email request, but I haven't heard back yet. I realize TW is super extra busy atm, so I'm trying to be patient.

[Khan]

As far as commission goes, I'd be satisfied with a "point" structure to accumulate towards earning a free product, or to earn % off product coupons (hopefully, they would be allowed to be combined with themselves, and/or apply in addition to any sales that are going on)... instead of a more standard compensation of commission as currency. It's just a thought. I don't know how the previous affiliate program worked, so if that part of it is the same or similar to what I just suggested, I apologize for the waste of forum space 

Yep... that's how the affiliate program used to work.  problems started with the proliferation of Partner Codes, too many choices and there were alot of people that took advantage of newcomers just to make a quick buck.  It can be a bit confusing to new people if you have 100+ discount codes and everyone wants you to use theirs.

  I think that a customer loyalty program would be a great idea, but structuring it would be a huge headache.