Consultant Show Frequency: Setting and Achieving Goals

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores the varying goals and experiences of Pampered Chef consultants regarding the number of shows they aim to hold each month. Participants share their personal targets, achievements, and motivations related to their show frequency.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, has a personal goal of 2 shows per month and feels successful in achieving it.
  • Another participant shares their experience of increasing their goal from $1250 in sales to aiming for 8-10 shows per month to earn more rewards.
  • One consultant mentions needing to exceed $1250 to satisfy their product cravings and is targeting $3000+ in sales.
  • A participant expresses a desire to do 6-8 shows a month but typically manages only about 3 due to living in a small town.
  • Another consultant, balancing a part-time job and family, aims for 2 shows per month and feels proud of their consistent performance.
  • One participant notes having three shows each month while managing a busy home life with small children.
  • A consultant shares their goal of 4 kitchen shows a month but faced challenges in achieving it, only managing one kitchen show recently.
  • Another participant reflects on their changing goals, now aiming for 4-6 shows a month after transitioning to focus on Pampered Chef full-time.
  • One participant expresses excitement about the performance aspect of shows and has scheduled 11 shows, with a general goal of 8 shows per month.
  • Another consultant relates to the motivation derived from earning free products rather than focusing solely on commission checks.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ significantly regarding the number of shows participants aim to hold each month, with no clear consensus on a specific target.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and motivations that influence their goals, including family commitments, product rewards, and the enjoyment of conducting shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking to understand the diverse approaches to setting show goals and the motivations behind them may find this discussion insightful.

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I am wondering how many shows per month other consultants do. I personally have a goal/limit of 2 shows per month, which I am very proud to say that I am very successful at achieving regularly :) SO...How Many Do YOU Do? What Are Your Goals?
 
Well, my goals changed today...
My goal was for sales, not so much for shows...I wanted to reach that $1250 mark, and I did. Now I'm realizing that that isn't enough for me!! I want all of the free goodies this company wants to send me, so I'm upping my goal quite a bit...I'm thinking 8-10 shows a month, and even if the shows are only $300 each, that's $2400 - $3000 a month!
So I'm pretty much doubling my goal...who knows!
 
I also need more than the 1250 to satisfy my pampered chef products addiction. I also love getting rewards from my cluster group which only makes me set my goals higher. I am going for 3000+ this month my SSM ;)
 
I would love to do 6 -8 shows a month. However, I usually only do about 3. I live in a small town so they are hard to come by. I have learned to take my stuff with my as I travel. Last month I did a show at a friends house and it was my biggest yet- $1400. That probably doesn't sound like much to those of you who live in more populated towns. It was a biggie for me. My shows here generally average around $750. The way I look at is I am grateful for whatever God sends my way. Last month was a great month -$3250- I wish all months were like that. I could get used to that in a hurry. I am hoping to do it again this month and earn the fall products. Good luck to you all.
 
Modest goalsI guess I am with the first person who posted. I am trying to consistantly have 2 shows per month. I have 2 small children and a part time job so this is what fits in my schedule. I want to always get the charms for my bracelet since you can't go back once the month is over! That is my motivation. Also, my show average is closer to $400 with my high show being just over $900. I have been doing this for 8 months now and am proud of those numbers. I know that there are many of you out there with more impressive numbers but I am reaching my goal each month - 2 shows.
 
I am going into my third month and I've had three shows each in April and May. I know it doesn't sound like much but I have three small children (4,2 and 11 months) and find that this works for me. I have met all my bonus incentives and have over $900 in my reserve bank to pick one BONUS!
 
I would like to do 4 kitchen shows a month but may was ss1 and i only had one kitchen show. I did do three catalog shows and only missed the bonus by 195 dollars. Hopefully i will have everthing clear by Friday so that i will get my free summer stuff; cross your fingers for me!
 
My goals changeWhen I first started PC in September, my goal was the $1250/month so I could get the SS stuff. I got all of them, plus recruited 1 person in my first month... and a second person in my fourth (I missed that third ss month by 2 days!)

Thankfully, I've been able to schedule shows around my crazy life, though it's been 1 a month for the past few months. That's one great thing about PC. Work when you want!

Now that I'm not working outside the home anymore and PC is going to be replacing that part-time income, I'm looking to host about 4 - 6 shows a month. I have 5 shows scheduled for June and am working on booking up my July.

I'm really excited about this!!! :D
 
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might as well face it...I'm addicted to the rush of actually DOING the shows! It's funny, because the best part for me is the "performing" aspect of it, I think. Also the idea of getting better each time. I just finished my third SS month, so that was also extremely motivating- seeing the UPS truck pull up with a big box for me! I'm grateful for the June sell-a-thon to keep me going this month. I have 11 shows scheduled! I know I might have some cancellations, but I just couldn't turn down anyone who wanted to have one! My general goal is 8 shows/month though. My show average is around 500, which I'm proud of in my area.

I also find my cluster meetings motivating. I'm surprised I'm as motivated as I am by stickers and charms!

I like all these other things so much, it almost seems like the commission check is the last thing I think of! Is that weird? Can any of you relate? The money is nice, though. We don't have much for "extras" otherwise.
 
I feel the same way, Noradawn, I think I get more motivated by earning free products than the commission check.
As for how many shows I like doing each month, I'll take as many as I can get. I would love to have at least 4 a month but if I can get more I'll take them. :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Consultant Show Frequency?

Consultant Show Frequency refers to the number of shows or events a Pampered Chef consultant aims to host within a specific time frame, typically monthly or quarterly. This frequency helps consultants maintain consistent sales and build relationships with customers.

How can I set realistic show frequency goals?

To set realistic show frequency goals, consider your personal schedule, availability, and comfort level with hosting shows. Assess your current commitments and determine how many shows you can realistically manage while still providing excellent service to your customers.

What strategies can I use to achieve my show frequency goals?

To achieve your show frequency goals, consider implementing strategies such as scheduling shows in advance, utilizing social media for promotion, offering incentives for hosts, and networking with friends and family. Consistency and follow-up are key to maintaining momentum.

How can I track my show frequency progress?

You can track your show frequency progress by maintaining a calendar or planner where you log each show date and details. Additionally, using tools provided by Pampered Chef, such as their consultant portal, can help you monitor your performance and adjust your goals as needed.

What should I do if I’m not meeting my show frequency goals?

If you're not meeting your show frequency goals, take time to evaluate your strategies and identify any obstacles. Consider seeking support from your upline or fellow consultants, adjusting your goals to be more achievable, and exploring new methods to engage potential hosts and customers.

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