Arbonne text party messages: 16 templates for the invite, the chat and the follow up

Hi {{name}}, I'm an independent Arbonne consultant, and I'm planning a few text parties this month. Would you host one for your friends? You pick the date and who to ask, and I run the chat and answer the questions. Happy to explain how it works first.

When to send: When a friend has liked a product you use.

Why it works: It says what hosting involves before you ask for a yes.

Wonderful, thank you! Let's go with {{day}}. Send me the first names of the friends you'd like to ask, and I'll add them to the group chat. Ten or so is plenty. Tell me whether they lean toward skin care, makeup, body or nutrition, and I'll plan what to show.

When to send: Right after the host agrees.

Why it works: Arbonne's four categories make the next step concrete.

Hi {{name}}, I'm having a little Arbonne text party on {{day}}. My friend, an independent Arbonne consultant, will post a few favorites in a group chat and answer questions. Want me to add you? You can mute the chat or leave it whenever you like.

When to send: The host sends it, 5 to 7 days before.

Why it works: It tells the guest what the chat is and how to get out of it.

A reminder that the Arbonne chat starts tomorrow at {{time}}. If it's not your thing, just say so and I'll take you off the list, no hard feelings. If you're curious, say yes, and I'll add you in a minute.

When to send: The day before the party.

Why it works: It makes a clear yes or no easy, and a no costs nothing.

Welcome, everyone, and thank you {{name}} for hosting. I'm an independent Arbonne consultant. Tonight I'll post a few products from skin care, makeup, body and nutrition. Ask me anything, skip what doesn't interest you, and know that nobody has to buy a thing.

When to send: When the chat starts.

Why it works: It names who you are and takes the pressure off in the first minute.

Quick question for the group: has anyone already tried {{product}}? Tell me what you thought, good or bad. If you haven't, say what you'd like to know about it, and I'll start with that.

When to send: Right after the welcome.

Why it works: Asking about use gets replies faster than asking who wants to buy.

Spotlight: {{product}}. It's part of Arbonne's skin care range, and I'll show how I use it in my own routine. For full details, the product sheet on arbonne.com is the place to look. Ask me below and I'll point you to the right page.

When to send: Mid party, one product at a time.

Why it works: It keeps to what Arbonne publishes and sends guests to the label and the product sheet.

Makeup corner: {{product}}. Here's the shade card and a photo of how I wear it. Colors look different on every screen, so ask me for a closer picture in daylight if you're unsure about a shade.

When to send: Mid party.

Why it works: It admits what a screen can't show and invites a question.

Gift idea: the {{item}} from the holiday collection. It comes as a set, so it's easy to wrap and give. Tell me if you'd like to see what's inside, and I'll post the full contents.

When to send: In the weeks before the holidays.

Why it works: It sells the gift, not a promise about the product.

For the nutrition fans: here's {{product}}. I'll tell you the flavor and how I prepare it, and nothing about what it will do for you. Serving details and ingredients are on the label, so please read it, especially if you have allergies.

When to send: When a nutrition product comes up.

Why it works: Flavor and preparation are safe to say. Results are not yours to promise.

The party chat stays open until {{day}} evening. If you'd like something, message me privately or order through my link. If you're new to Arbonne, ask me about Preferred Client pricing, no obligation.

When to send: The last day of the party.

Why it works: A real end date is honest and needs no pressure.

Thank you all for coming tonight, and a special thank you to {{name}} for hosting. I'll be around for a few more hours if you think of a question. Take your time with everything, and have a good night.

When to send: When the party ends.

Why it works: It thanks the host in public, which makes them look good.

Hi {{name}}, since you liked {{product}}, here's something that may suit you. Preferred Clients get the PC Price on orders, plus bonus products with qualifying orders. There's an annual registration fee, and the terms are on arbonne.com. I'm happy to go through them with you, no pressure either way.

When to send: A few days after the party, to a guest who ordered or asked a lot.

Why it works: It names the real program and mentions the fee up front.

Hi {{name}}, your {{product}} should be running low about now. Arbonne has a ReplenishMe option so Preferred Clients don't run out, and you can also let me place orders for you as your personal shopper if you opt in. Want me to explain either one?

When to send: About a month after a Preferred Client's first order.

Why it works: It offers two real conveniences and lets the client choose.

Hi {{name}}, how are you getting on with your {{item}}? Arbonne has a 90 day money back guarantee, so if it's not right for you, tell me and I'll walk you through a return or a replacement.

When to send: One to two weeks after delivery.

Why it works: The guarantee is Arbonne's own, and saying it builds trust.

Thanks for asking, {{name}}. I'm an independent Arbonne consultant, and results vary a lot from person to person. Arbonne publishes typical earnings at earnings.arbonne.com, and I'd read that before anything I say. I'm glad to answer what the work involves.

When to send: When someone asks how you do it.

Why it works: It points to Arbonne's own earnings summary instead of your story.