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The thread centers around discussions related to a Stoneware Special promotion, with participants sharing their experiences and thoughts on how to maximize discounts for hosts and guests. Various strategies for entering orders and understanding discount structures are explored, alongside personal anecdotes about past promotions.
Views differ on the best approach to entering orders and maximizing discounts, with no clear consensus emerging on the optimal strategy for handling host and guest discounts.
Participants are sharing personal experiences and strategies related to the Stoneware Special promotion, reflecting their individual approaches to maximizing benefits for hosts and guests.
Consultants looking for insights on promotional strategies and discount structures related to stoneware offerings may find the discussions relevant.
jenniferknapp said:oh! idea, for the 1000+ shows, it would be better for us to put the host's first 2 stoneware selections in at the guest special of 20%, plus their 30% host discount, and we ship in the remaining 10% to meet the 60% ...and then we get commission on 50% of the item instead of nothing....just a thought!
Firegirl said:sorry, I may be slow, but if I have a 1000+ show I should put the hosts 60% off stoneware selections in as the 20% guest special and pay the extra 10% so I can end up with more commission?
cmdtrgd said:Personally, I would feel cheated if I were the host - but I like to get as much for free as possible. I coach my hosts to plan on purchasing more stoneware because they actually can get 44% off unlimited. It isn't actually 50% off because it is 30% off of a 20% off price. If we had a piece that was $100, it would be $80 as the guest special. Then take another 30% off and it comes to $56. Anyhoo, I'm a math geek.
Also, the host gets the 60% off the already reduced rate. So, again with the $100 stone, reduced to $80 with the guest special and then another 60% off would be $32 - so it comes out to 68% off the original price. Hey, if you want to chip in another 24%, go ahead. I just think you would do better not doing that. Make sense?
cmdtrgd said:Also, the host gets the 60% off the already reduced rate. So, again with the $100 stone, reduced to $80 with the guest special and then another 60% off would be $32 - so it comes out to 68% off the original price.
cmdtrgd said:Let them know they can get sales through all the products being discontinued - last time to be guaranteed to get them! The outlet is no guarantee.
jrstephens said:I love it when the discontinued list comes out! Last time I compiled a whole show from people wanting things before the are gone. And I have a lady that wants to know ASAP what they are.
I am just having a hard time getting back into the groove after Christmas. This is my first Christmas Season with PC. Next time, I will know to plan ahead better.
cmdtrgd said:Personally, I would feel cheated if I were the host - but I like to get as much for free as possible. I coach my hosts to plan on purchasing more stoneware because they actually can get 44% off unlimited. It isn't actually 50% off because it is 30% off of a 20% off price. If we had a piece that was $100, it would be $80 as the guest special. Then take another 30% off and it comes to $56. Anyhoo, I'm a math geek.
Also, the host gets the 60% off the already reduced rate. So, again with the $100 stone, reduced to $80 with the guest special and then another 60% off would be $32 - so it comes out to 68% off the original price. Hey, if you want to chip in another 24%, go ahead. I just think you would do better not doing that. Make sense?
cmdtrgd said:Unfortunately, it isn't my cat. It is just how I was feeling a few days ago. Go to www.stuffonmycat.com to see the actual picture
It is so cool because the cat has two different color eyes...possibly from the flash, but still cool!
The Stoneware Specials include a variety of Pampered Chef stoneware products available at discounted prices for a limited time. These may include baking stones, pizza stones, and other versatile kitchen items designed to enhance your cooking experience.
The Stoneware Specials are available for a limited time only. It’s best to check the Pampered Chef website or contact your consultant for specific dates and details on when the offer ends.
Yes, you can purchase the Stoneware Specials online through the Pampered Chef website. Simply visit the site, navigate to the specials section, and add your desired items to your cart for checkout.
While there are generally no restrictions on who can purchase the Stoneware Specials, availability may vary based on stock levels. Additionally, these specials may not be combinable with other discounts or promotions, so it's advisable to review the terms before purchasing.
You can find a Pampered Chef consultant by visiting the Pampered Chef website and using the "Find a Consultant" feature. You can also ask friends or family if they know a consultant, or check social media platforms for local representatives.