Potential Recruit Help!!

WendyLou · 08-10-2007, 10:36 PM

I have a question that might sound weird, but I'll ask anyway!

I am a new consultant still struggling for bookings. I am in the process of getting my name out there. I have one show booked other than one for a family member who lives far away. The one show is in the next town and I am really wanting to get in with the people there. It looks promising. But now the host (who is currently selling HI) is thinking about becoming a consultant also. I should be thinking "Great!!!" but all I can think about is the fact that she has this great customer base and all of my potential bookings are going down the drain and will go to her. She has lived in that area forever and knows 'everyone'!! Please help me out on this. What are the perks for becoming Future Director? Maybe if I get another recruit, I can benefit from that. I just need some advise! Thanks!

ljeffries · 08-10-2007, 10:40 PM

The 'perks' are points toward the incentive trip, panorama points, plus a 1% bump in your commission as well as 1% of your downline. There are sales quota's to make. I guess the thing is, if she wants to sell PC, she is going to do it with you or without you---so get her on your team!

Kathytnt · 08-10-2007, 10:43 PM

Wendy - Is it possible to get involved in some church bazaars or craft fairs in your area to boost bookings. THen you won't be so concerned about losing the bookins to a new recruit

WendyLou · 08-10-2007, 11:07 PM

The church bazaar is a great idea. I have a customer who's church has one every fall! I am calling her tomorrow! Thank you. As far as a sales quota for FD, is it $1250 per month in sales?

Kathytnt · 08-10-2007, 11:31 PM

That is correct. I am not sure where in AR you are located but there will be lots of church bazaar's this time of year. I have a membership with craftlister. If you give me you zip code I can see if there some other events coming up in your area. Give me your zip and what distance you are willing to travel

Kathytnt · 08-10-2007, 11:32 PM

I think the sales quota is to get you to start being consistent to prepare to be a Director. That is also the quota I believe to be able to get HO leads as a Director and get the Director bonus
package so it's a good basic level to shoot for each month.

WendyLou · 08-10-2007, 11:36 PM

Kathy, you're great! My zip code is 71929. I live in the boonies!! so I would travel up to 50 miles. Thanks for going above and beyond! You can also e-mail me - [email address]

Kathytnt · 08-10-2007, 10:46 PM

I was trying to check out craftlister to see what they had for your area. Not a huge amount of events. Looks like a lot of jazz fest type things and chili cook-offs

I would ask around to see about school and church bazaars. Ask your friends to be on the look out. It's that time of year

WendyLou · 08-10-2007, 10:59 PM

Well, thanks for trying! I'll be on the lookout.

lizcooks4u · 08-10-2007, 11:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kathytnt

That is correct. I am not sure where in AR you are located but there will be lots of church bazaar's this time of year. I have a membership with craftlister. If you give me you zip code I can see if there some other events coming up in your area. Give me your zip and what distance you are willing to travel

I"m willing to travel an hr I guess, maybe more depending.

My zip code = 78552

Thanks;

Liz

Kathytnt · 08-10-2007, 11:15 PM

I guess some areas are not as familiar with craftlister. There are only about 3 itmes listed within 100 miles of your home

amy07 · 08-11-2007, 09:13 AM

RECRUIT HER!! I am was in the same boat, of needing bookings but wanted to recruit as well. Look at the big picture, it is often harder to get someone to sign than to book a show. You are starting your business, and your excitement and enthusiasm will go a loooonnnggg way in helping to get you new bookings and new contacts. Go for the recruit!!! And good luck! Do craft shows/fairs and TALK to anyone and everyone you come in contact with, the shows will happen!!

missyciccolella · 08-14-2007, 02:36 PM

If you want to promote, then recruit her! You can find bookings in other areas...I started PC knowing 1 person where I was living so I know where you are coming from. I recently moved the business several states away, and I recommend the "Moving the Business" CD on the supply order form - great tips regardless if you need more bookings or if your moving!

08-10-2007, 10:36 PM	#1
WendyLou Location: AR Posts: 28 Best Show: 550 Experience: <1 # of Shows:	Potential Recruit Help!! I have a question that might sound weird, but I'll ask anyway! I am a new consultant still struggling for bookings. I am in the process of getting my name out there. I have one show booked other than one for a family member who lives far away. The one show is in the next town and I am really wanting to get in with the people there. It looks promising. But now the host (who is currently selling HI) is thinking about becoming a consultant also. I should be thinking "Great!!!" but all I can think about is the fact that she has this great customer base and all of my potential bookings are going down the drain and will go to her. She has lived in that area forever and knows 'everyone'!! Please help me out on this. What are the perks for becoming Future Director? Maybe if I get another recruit, I can benefit from that. I just need some advise! Thanks!

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08-10-2007, 10:40 PM	#2
ljeffries Location: Birmingham, Alabama Posts: 776 Best Show: $2,300 Experience: 2 # of Shows: My Mood:	The 'perks' are points toward the incentive trip, panorama points, plus a 1% bump in your commission as well as 1% of your downline. There are sales quota's to make. I guess the thing is, if she wants to sell PC, she is going to do it with you or without you---so get her on your team!

08-10-2007, 10:43 PM	#3
Kathytnt Location: Lewisville, TX (north of Dallas) Posts: 2,653 Best Show: 1562 Experience: 1 # of Shows: My Mood:	Wendy - Is it possible to get involved in some church bazaars or craft fairs in your area to boost bookings. THen you won't be so concerned about losing the bookins to a new recruit

08-10-2007, 11:07 PM	#4
WendyLou Location: AR Posts: 28 Best Show: 550 Experience: <1 # of Shows:	The church bazaar is a great idea. I have a customer who's church has one every fall! I am calling her tomorrow! Thank you. As far as a sales quota for FD, is it $1250 per month in sales?

08-10-2007, 11:31 PM	#5
Kathytnt Location: Lewisville, TX (north of Dallas) Posts: 2,653 Best Show: 1562 Experience: 1 # of Shows: My Mood:	That is correct. I am not sure where in AR you are located but there will be lots of church bazaar's this time of year. I have a membership with craftlister. If you give me you zip code I can see if there some other events coming up in your area. Give me your zip and what distance you are willing to travel

08-10-2007, 11:32 PM	#6
Kathytnt Location: Lewisville, TX (north of Dallas) Posts: 2,653 Best Show: 1562 Experience: 1 # of Shows: My Mood:	I think the sales quota is to get you to start being consistent to prepare to be a Director. That is also the quota I believe to be able to get HO leads as a Director and get the Director bonus package so it's a good basic level to shoot for each month.

08-10-2007, 11:36 PM	#7
WendyLou Location: AR Posts: 28 Best Show: 550 Experience: <1 # of Shows:	Kathy, you're great! My zip code is 71929. I live in the boonies!! so I would travel up to 50 miles. Thanks for going above and beyond! You can also e-mail me -

08-10-2007, 10:46 PM	#8
Kathytnt Location: Lewisville, TX (north of Dallas) Posts: 2,653 Best Show: 1562 Experience: 1 # of Shows: My Mood:	I was trying to check out craftlister to see what they had for your area. Not a huge amount of events. Looks like a lot of jazz fest type things and chili cook-offs I would ask around to see about school and church bazaars. Ask your friends to be on the look out. It's that time of year

08-10-2007, 10:59 PM	#9
WendyLou Location: AR Posts: 28 Best Show: 550 Experience: <1 # of Shows:	Well, thanks for trying! I'll be on the lookout.

08-10-2007, 11:15 PM	#11
Kathytnt Location: Lewisville, TX (north of Dallas) Posts: 2,653 Best Show: 1562 Experience: 1 # of Shows: My Mood:	I guess some areas are not as familiar with craftlister. There are only about 3 itmes listed within 100 miles of your home

08-11-2007, 09:13 AM	#12
amy07 Posts: 2,798 Best Show: Experience: # of Shows: My Mood:	RECRUIT HER!! I am was in the same boat, of needing bookings but wanted to recruit as well. Look at the big picture, it is often harder to get someone to sign than to book a show. You are starting your business, and your excitement and enthusiasm will go a loooonnnggg way in helping to get you new bookings and new contacts. Go for the recruit!!! And good luck! Do craft shows/fairs and TALK to anyone and everyone you come in contact with, the shows will happen!!

08-14-2007, 02:36 PM	#13
missyciccolella Location: Virginia Posts: 790 Best Show: $1445 Experience: 3 # of Shows:	If you want to promote, then recruit her! You can find bookings in other areas...I started PC knowing 1 person where I was living so I know where you are coming from. I recently moved the business several states away, and I recommend the "Moving the Business" CD on the supply order form - great tips regardless if you need more bookings or if your moving!