Maximizing Catalog Show Success: Order Form Tips and Tricks"

[smilesarepriceless]

Have you found it successful when doing catalog shows, for out of state friends, to have the host, complete the order form, or is it pretty self explainatory for the guests to complete it?

And...is it typical for the guests to always get the order form/money back to the host, or do they ever send it you, the consultant directly?

I have a friend who is doing the catalog show for me, but is also right in the middle of a move...and so i was trying to alleviate any of the responsibilites from her, and to help increase the success of her show..
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Any feedback?

 

[Christ Follower]

I've had out-of -town guests mail me checks with their orders before. I explain the order form to the host and tell them to explain it to their guests. It's not very complicated. The biggest thing is making sure they add shipping before taxing the entire order. Other than that, I think they can figure it out. You can include a little note with the catalogs that all orders with payment can be turned in to you if you're trying to help your friend out.

 

[Admin Greg]

In my experience, it has been successful for the host to complete the order form for their out of state friends. This ensures that all of the necessary information is included and helps to streamline the ordering process. However, it is also important to make sure that the guests understand how to fill out the order form in case they choose to do it themselves.As for getting the order form and money back to the host, it is typical for the guests to give it directly to the host. However, there may be situations where a guest needs to send it to you, the consultant, directly. In these cases, it's important to communicate with the host and make sure they are aware of the situation and can assist in getting the orders and payments to you.In your friend's situation, it may be helpful to have a clear plan in place for how orders and payments will be collected and sent to you. This could include having the host designate a trusted individual to help collect and send the orders, or setting up a system for guests to order and pay online. Communication and clear expectations will be key to the success of the catalog show.