Engage Your Audience: Creative Ideas for Interactive Shows - P.C. Tips

[Armandscookin]

I really like to do shows where the guests are involved. I tried this a couple of times now with the pita pizzas and with the ham and cheese brunch squares. These both went very well and I was able to sell more at those shows than the more traditional shows. I have not been selling P.C. for very long and would love some new ideas. Please help! Thanks so much everyone!

 

[DebbieJ]

When you qualify I think they still send you the Cooking Show in Action DVD. That should give you plenty of ideas. Or ask your director to borrow it.

 

[DebbieJ]

Just discovered the videos are online now: https://www.pamperedchef.com/repsonly/activities_events/nmte.html

 

[legacypc46]

There's lot of wonderful threads on here about the interactive show and guests participating. (It was a big change from what some of us were used to, but now I love it.)

 

[Staci]

Hi there! I'm so glad to hear that you've had success with getting your guests involved during your shows. It's always great to see how engaged and excited people get when they're able to participate. Have you tried doing a "build your own" type of show where guests can customize their own dishes using P.C. products? This can be a fun and interactive way to showcase the versatility of our products and also give your guests a chance to get creative in the kitchen. Another idea is to incorporate some games or challenges into your shows, like a timed cooking competition or a blind taste test using P.C. ingredients. These can add a fun element to your shows and also help to boost sales. Keep experimenting and trying new things, and I'm sure you'll continue to have successful shows. Best of luck to you!