$100 Short and Less Than 24Hrs to Go...

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant's experience of trying to reach a sales goal before the end of their super starter month with Pampered Chef. They express concern about being short on orders and seek advice on how to effectively place an order to meet their target. Various participants share their personal experiences and suggestions regarding order placement and strategies for maximizing benefits.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions pulling together $330 in orders but needing an additional $100 to reach their goal.
  • Another participant suggests purchasing popular products that can be resold or used as incentives for future shows.
  • Several users mention the option of placing the order under a host's discount to maximize benefits.
  • One participant shares their experience of ordering slightly more to avoid being short on their totals.
  • Another participant discusses the importance of ensuring totals are accurate to avoid issues with reaching sales goals.
  • One participant expresses relief at successfully submitting their show just before the deadline.
  • Another participant shares their experience of needing to submit a last-minute order to meet their sales target.
  • One participant discusses the potential impact of a specific show on their overall sales level and the importance of timely communication with the host.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ among participants regarding the best approach to placing orders and maximizing benefits, with no clear consensus emerging on a single method.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects the experiences of consultants navigating sales goals and order placements within a specific timeframe, highlighting the urgency and strategies involved in achieving targets.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on managing sales goals and order placements may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.

riggs62
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Hey everyone,
Well...I managed to pull together about $330 in orders which leaves me about $100 short with tomorrow ending my super starter month. I was trying to hit $2500. With that being said....I was planning on just placing an order to make up for the shortage. What's the best way to do this to get the best bang for my buck?
Are there discounts I can use? I'm sure there's a way to make the best of it. Any advice for the grasshopper??

:confused:
 
Purchase popular productsIf you wish to make your money back, try to purchase popular items that you can always resell. Purchase items that would make good prizes or incentives for people to host future shows.

Or you could purchase some items you have been dying to get your hands on.

And another thing:

CONGRATULATIONS on your first STARTER MONTH SUCCESS!!! WAY TO GO!!
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!


Debbie :D
 
I would just put the order in as a customer, you will get the commission on it. You could also put it in a past host name, but I don't know how that would affect the numbers.
 
Do you still have a party open? You could always order it on your host's discount.

Congrats on your first month!!!
 
I would order it on the host or a past host discount. So you get a discount while earning commisson making more bang for oyur buck. If you put it as a phd order on a show that will give additional FPV too depending on how much it is.
 
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Great! Thanks for the advice and the support!!!
 
Wow - huge month!

BTW, we don't have "super starter months" under the new plan...just 30 days and 90 day dates.

You are definitely going to get enough PC $s to make up for whatever you purchased!
 
Just make sure you're right with your totals, would SUCK to be off by $5.00, which a clustermate did.

I always order up a little, I'd rather be $5.00 over than short.

Also, if ordering under host discount, remember, you'll have to "spend" more to reach that $100.00.

HTH,

Lisa
 
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Lisa/ChefBear said:
Just make sure you're right with your totals, would SUCK to be off by $5.00, which a clustermate did.

I always order up a little, I'd rather be $5.00 over than short.

Also, if ordering under host discount, remember, you'll have to "spend" more to reach that $100.00.

HTH,

Lisa
Yep, while putting them in PP3 the discounted amount doesn't reflect in the sales...My mom made another huge order and used her PHD. But I guess inthe whole scheme of things it doesn't come out to be that much.
 
So are you making it by midnight tonight?? I barely made it (yesterday I entered an individual order from a last min. request from a relative, then I had to add a personal order totalling $84 to hit level 2!) Wheewww, So relieved and excited!
 
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Well, let me tell ya.

I submitted the show tonight at 10:40 CDT with success. Then I go to the Individual Performance Tracker and where it tells you how many shows or dollars to go to the "next level" has a line thru it for the 30 days. Hmm...it says my 30 days ends on 7/5. That's today right? Are they that much ahead of the game that they already moved to the 90 days column or what? I sent an email to the HO. Surely this will post for my 30 days right??
I will be so ticked if it doesn't!
 
I still have one show to submit. Tried calling the host again tonight after already talking to her once. She was waiting on a friend of hers to place her order....it ended up being a $188 order!! It got the host to the next level and $5 away from the NEXT one. Her answering machine must not be working because 45 minutes ago, she didn't answer and it didn't pick up. It's too late to call again. I think I may just order her a few extra free things, she can exchange them later if she wants. I did already warn her that I had to submit the show at 10 pm CDT. She's thinking of becoming a consultant too, so I think she'll understand that I HAVE to get the show in from June. I already let her know that anyway. She earned more free product value than she thought because of going up a couple levels. Maybe I'll just "order" her the $40 kit credit and she can always take it in products if she decides not to sign. She's a VERY flexible person and was a frequent host of my director who "retired" so I think she'd be fine with that. I feel badly, but I totally told her my intentions. What do you all think???
 
Oh and by the way, this show would put me above the $3000 Sell-a-Thon level so a LOT is riding on it. Without this show, I'm not there.:( And, again, I told her this too.:o
 
I say go for it with the kit credit, because you can always call and get it exchanged for products if she decides not to and maybe this will be the thing that pushes her over the edge... definitely tell her how much she could have made if she were the consultant on this show! Good luck and enjoy that product!
 

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What does "$100 Short and Less Than 24Hrs to Go..." mean in a Pampered Chef context?

This phrase typically indicates that a consultant is close to reaching a sales goal of $100 within a 24-hour timeframe, often as part of a promotion or incentive. It creates urgency for potential customers to make a purchase to help the consultant achieve their goal.

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Are there any special promotions associated with being "$100 Short and Less Than 24Hrs to Go..."?

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