Show Order Miscommunication: Impact on Becoming a Qualified Consultant

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on the challenges faced by a new consultant in achieving qualification status within their first month. To qualify, a consultant must submit four shows with sales of $150 or more each, or achieve a total of $1,250 in sales. The participant experienced a miscommunication regarding a show that resulted in no orders, which could hinder their qualification. They are encouraged to focus on their upcoming "Mommy and Me" show and utilize available resources for ideas and strategies.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of direct sales qualification criteria
  • Familiarity with hosting and conducting product shows
  • Knowledge of effective sales strategies for events
  • Experience with customer engagement and follow-up techniques
NEXT STEPS
  • Research effective strategies for hosting "Mommy and Me" shows
  • Learn about customer follow-up techniques to increase order rates
  • Explore resources on maximizing sales during product shows
  • Investigate tools for tracking sales and show submissions
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for new consultants in direct sales, event coordinators, and anyone looking to improve their show hosting and sales techniques.

cookin4u
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I had a show last Saturday night that was supposed to close yesterday. When I called the host she said that she had completely forgotten about it and would call me Sunday morning. I ended up calling her Sunday evening. She told me that no one, including herself would be ordering. Someone booked off of her show and she said that she would just order from them. My question is this is my first ss month and this was my 3rd show. Will this keep me from becoming a "qualified" consultant? I'm having my own "Mommy and Me" show on the 28th. Any ideas?? Thanks everyone! I'm new to this business and ABSOLUTELY loving it!!!
 
WELL TO BE QUALIFIED YOU HAVE TO SUBMIT FOUR SHOWS AT $150 OR MORE OR $1250 IN SALES. SO YOU WON'T BE QUALIFIED TILL YOU GET THAT NEXT SHOW OR HIT THE $1250. DON'T FEEL BAD MY SS1 I HAD A WOMAN SO EXCITED ABOUT HER CATALOG SHOW TALKED ABOUT ALL THESE PEOPLE SHE KNEW AND 3 WEEKS LATER HANDED ME 2 ORDER (1 WAS HERS) FOR A TOTAL OF $59 FOR BOTH. SO IT HAPPENS TO US ALL. HOPEFULLY THE OTHER SHOW WILL TURN OUT GOOD. REMEMBER TO HOST COUCH AND FIND OUT WHAT DOLLAR AMOUNT THEY ARE AIMING FOR IN FREE PRODUCT AND WORK WITH THEM TO GET THERE. BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR SS MONTHS.
ALISON
MICHIGAN :o
 
Did you go to her house and have the show? You had mentioned she had the show and you were trying to close it. I'm a little confused but I'm assuming she had a kitchen show for you. So did nobody order at her show? If she didn't have $150 in sales then it doesn't count as a show. If its not a show then she won't get the booking benefit from that person who booked off of her show. Unfortunately if this can't be submitted as a show it won't count as one of your 1st four shows. The good news is you did get a booking so it wasn't a total loss.
I haven't personally done a mommy and me show but there are alot of ideas for that kind of idea on this website. If you click on the "search" link above right under where it says "welcome, then your name" and type in mommy and me shows it will give you all kinds of thread where they have been mentioned. Good luck!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a show order miscommunication in Pampered Chef?

A show order miscommunication occurs when there is a misunderstanding or error regarding the orders placed during a Pampered Chef show. This can involve incorrect items being ordered, discrepancies in quantities, or confusion about who is responsible for placing the order.

How does show order miscommunication affect my ability to become a qualified consultant?

Show order miscommunication can impact your ability to become a qualified consultant by affecting your sales volume. To qualify, you typically need to meet certain sales thresholds, and if orders are miscommunicated, it can lead to lower sales figures than expected.

What steps can I take to prevent show order miscommunication?

To prevent show order miscommunication, ensure clear communication with your guests during the show. Confirm orders at the end of the event, double-check the order forms, and follow up with guests after the show to verify their orders before submitting them.

What should I do if I realize there was a miscommunication after the show?

If you realize there was a miscommunication after the show, contact your guests as soon as possible to clarify the situation. You may need to adjust the order or place a new order to correct any mistakes. Keeping an open line of communication can help maintain trust and satisfaction among your customers.

Can show order miscommunication be resolved after the consultant has qualified?

Yes, show order miscommunication can be resolved even after a consultant has qualified. However, it is important to address any issues promptly to ensure that your sales records are accurate and that your customers are satisfied with their orders. Maintaining good customer service can help mitigate any negative impacts from miscommunication.

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