Entering Orders w/o Shows & Quick Games for Fundraisers

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses the process of entering customer orders without associating them with a show and explores ideas for quick games suitable for fundraisers. Participants share their experiences and strategies related to these topics.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about entering customer orders without a show and seeks suggestions for quick fundraising games for a large crowd.
  • Another participant explains how to enter an individual order, noting it will incur a higher tax rate and be shipped directly to the customer unless the address is changed.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses frustration about not having any shows scheduled and shares their struggles in engaging potential hosts and customers.
  • Another participant asserts that commissions can be earned from single orders and suggests leveraging online shows and carrying business cards to promote products.
  • One participant shares their concerns about competition from similar products available at lower prices and discusses the challenges of selling in a tough economic environment.
  • Another participant mentions their highest show total and reflects on the difficulty of convincing customers of the value of Pampered Chef products compared to cheaper alternatives.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the effectiveness of various sales strategies and the challenges faced in selling Pampered Chef products, with no clear consensus emerging on the best approach to overcome these challenges.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and insights related to entering orders and fundraising, reflecting a range of perspectives on engagement and sales tactics within the current economic climate.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on entering orders and fundraising strategies may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant to their own practices.

proudmama02
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How do I enter a customer order w/o putting it on a show??
and...... any quick games for a fundraiser?? It will be a large crowd approx.
50-60 people
 
:) you put it in the same as adding a show but instead of kitchen or catalog show you select individual order. It will be the higher tax rate. It will be shipped to that person directly unless you change the address.
 
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:) Thank You!!
 
We dont make a commision off of single orders do we? I mean, right now I have NO shows in site. I am getting really worried. Been making the calls adn getting out more and no one is even biting. I even gave a catalog to a lady last night who came to buy our salt water tank! She had never heard of PC so I gave her a little quick rundown and talked to her about hosting, she said she would have to think about it :( A lady I know wants to order the cut and seal, but that is all. I have tried talking her into having a show but she doesnt want to. She is pregnant and tired all of the time. Well, that is her excuse anyway. How do you all get out of a funk? I do not want to go inactive but if I do, is it possible to make a better go of it later? I am just so dang aggravated.
 
YesYou make commision off of single orders !DO you have a web site ? You could try asking your friend who is pregnant to do a online show for you ! All she would have to do is email invite and they just go to the web site and place orders ! SO easy !
Just aske everyone you see ! That is what i do ! I always carry something PC on me, i hand my buisness cards to cashiers ! Did you try a open house mystery host show ? Good time for that with all the new products comming out! Really push septembers stoneware special , people love stoneware !
Dont give up you can do it !! :)
 
Thanks Danielle, I guess I am just in a slump right now. And when I go to Walmart I get more frusterated because I see products that are ALOT like ours, though we all know they don't have the warranty like we do. I saw a measuring cup today that was similar to our new ones. Except this one was almost triangle in shape to make pouring easy. It had little "steps" in it showing where the measuring was and you could just look down into it to see it. It was a 2 cup capacity for $3.84. I am just worried that ppl are not thinking our products are that different from what they can buy at their local store for alot cheaper. I mean, I LOVE PC products and the warranty can not be beat, but I am hearing alot of I can get that cheaper at such and such and then when you try to tell them about our quality and warranty it is like they tune you out. All they see is the price. Around here the economy is pretty bad so ppl just do not spend. My highest show was just over $500 and my hostess kicked butt trying to get orders. My pregnant friend doesnt have internet though or I would definitely suggest her have an online show. Maybe I will brooch that on a baby board that I am a member of? I have had a few girls on there order from me, one had over $100 worth of orders! So maybe I can suggest it to them...Who knows, it can't hurt to try anyway. Thanks again for the advice.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to enter orders without shows in Pampered Chef?

Entering orders without shows allows consultants to process customer orders directly without hosting a traditional party or show. This can be particularly useful for individual customers who want to purchase items directly or for fundraising events where a show is not feasible.

How can I use quick games to boost fundraising efforts?

Quick games can engage participants and encourage them to make purchases. For example, you can organize a trivia game related to Pampered Chef products, where participants can win small prizes or discounts. This not only makes the event more interactive but also promotes product awareness and sales.

What are some effective strategies for entering orders during a fundraiser?

To effectively enter orders during a fundraiser, ensure you have a clear order form or online platform set up for participants. Promote the fundraiser through social media and email, and provide incentives for larger orders. Make sure to communicate deadlines and offer assistance with the ordering process to streamline the experience.

Can I combine orders from multiple participants in a fundraiser?

Yes, you can combine orders from multiple participants to simplify the ordering process and potentially qualify for bulk discounts. Just ensure that all participants are aware of the combined order and that they agree to the terms, including payment and delivery arrangements.

What types of products are best for fundraisers with Pampered Chef?

Products that are popular and easy to demonstrate tend to work best for fundraisers. Items like kitchen tools, cookbooks, and seasonal products often attract attention. Additionally, consider offering exclusive fundraiser bundles or discounts to encourage purchases and increase overall sales.

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