Do I Need $200 in Orders or a Single $200 Order to Stay Active?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the requirements for staying active as a Pampered Chef consultant, specifically whether a consultant needs to achieve $200 in total orders or $200 in commissionable sales within a two-month period. Participants share their personal experiences and strategies related to meeting these sales requirements.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses concern about going inactive and seeks clarification on the sales requirement.
  • Another participant states that the requirement is $200 in commissionable sales every consecutive two-month period.
  • Several users mention that achieving $200 in sales is possible and share strategies, such as promoting stoneware sales.
  • One participant shares their experience of successfully reaching the sales goal by sending a mass email for a stoneware sale.
  • Another participant reflects on challenges in reaching the sales goal due to customer purchasing habits.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specifics of the sales requirement, but there is a general understanding that $200 in sales is necessary to stay active.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and strategies related to achieving sales goals, reflecting the challenges and approaches within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants seeking clarification on sales requirements and those looking for strategies to meet their sales goals may find this discussion relevant.

katie0128
katie0128
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If I don't get my butt in gear, I'm going to go inactive at the end of this month. But now I'm having a panic attack because I can't remember the policy... do I need an order totaling $200 or just $200 in sales? I have someone at work that wants some things from the catalog AND from the outlet and a few other random orders. The items from the current catalog from all these people will only be about $150 or so, but the outlet order will be about $75 or so. All said and done, it will be more than $200... am I safe or do I need to come up with another $50 and submit a show with $200 in sales?
 
It's $200 in commissionables sales every consecutive two-month period. F-14 in recipe for success.
 
$200 in sales Kaite - relax - you can do it...sell some stoneware at 20% off!
 
janetupnorth said:
$200 in sales Kaite - relax - you can do it...sell some stoneware at 20% off!
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Yes you can! I sent a mass email to my contacts for the stoneware sale this month and got over $200 enough for a show!;) But I added an additional 10% OFF:rolleyes: .
 
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Trust me, I've been trying. My biggest stoneware customers either just bought stuff before Christmas or are having shows of their own in the next few months and don't want to spend the $$ now.

I thought it was just $200 in sales, but then had a brain-dead moment and started doubting myself and just needed someone else to confirm what I already knew! Thank you, my fellow cheffers!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need $200 in total orders or just one single order of $200 to stay active?

You need to have a total of $200 in personal sales within a specific period to stay active. This can be achieved through multiple orders, not just one single order of $200.

What happens if I don’t reach the $200 in orders?

If you do not reach the $200 in personal sales, you may become inactive. This means you will not be able to earn commissions or bonuses until you reactivate your account by meeting the sales requirement.

Can I combine orders from different customers to reach the $200 requirement?

Yes, you can combine orders from different customers to reach the $200 requirement. All personal sales count towards your total, so feel free to gather orders from multiple sources.

Is there a specific time frame to reach the $200 in orders?

Yes, there is usually a specific time frame, often monthly or quarterly, depending on your agreement with Pampered Chef. Be sure to check your consultant guidelines for the exact time frame applicable to you.

What if I have a $200 order but it gets canceled?

If a $200 order gets canceled, it will not count towards your sales total. You will need to generate additional sales to meet the $200 requirement and maintain your active status.

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