$362. Catalog Show Held in 45 Minutes.

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses a successful catalog show experience shared by a participant, highlighting the excitement and outcomes of the event. Participants express their enthusiasm and share personal experiences related to hosting and selling Pampered Chef products.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares a story about a co-worker who quickly gathered over $362 in orders for a catalog show, expressing excitement about the sales and discounts received.
  • Another participant congratulates the original poster and reflects on the satisfaction of achieving significant sales in a short time.
  • Several users mention the ease of catalog shows, noting that minimal effort can lead to substantial sales.
  • One participant discusses the potential for future orders and host specials, suggesting that the co-worker could benefit from additional discounts.
  • Another participant expresses confusion about the scheduling of future shows and the details surrounding the orders, indicating a need for clarification.
  • One participant highlights the importance of personal relationships in securing orders and shows, noting the co-worker's preference for privacy regarding her purchases.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the scheduling and potential for future shows, with some participants expressing enthusiasm for the original participant's success while others seek clarification on the details.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and interactions within the consultant community, focusing on the dynamics of hosting catalog shows and the relationships between consultants and their customers.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in learning from shared experiences about hosting catalog shows and the potential for sales may find this discussion relevant.

cbord
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WOW what a day.

This is what happen:

I reminded a co-worker that if she need anything for her son (who just moved into an apartment) I was collecting orders. I breifly told her I was trying to reach a goal to get some free stuff by 4/15. She asked for another book, gave it to her. Within 45 minutes she returned the book with over 30 items circled and said can this be a show? She said she had called 2 people and she wanted to host and get the pots special for 1/2.

She has 2 guests and herself with over $362. commission sales. She is so excited to get pots 1/2 price and $25 free and cutting board at 60% off.

She then says she wants the mandoline for 60% off, so she will have another $300 in orders by 3/31. She will be getting another set of pots 1/2 for herself.

So I booked a show from this one for next week.

What a day!!!!


Charlene
 
WowCongratulations!!
That's great!! What a great day for you. Nothing like getting off the phone and feeling like you accomplished so much in so little time!! Keep up the good work!!

Debbie :D
 
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My co-worker did the phone calls and made the sales. All I did was hand her the book.


This was the esiest show ever.
 
Catty shows!I LOVE CATTY SHOWS!! They are so easy and it's great to get big sales when all you did was hand them a catalog and order forms!!

Debbie :D
 
HOLY COW... that is awsome!!!
 
Awesome! Remind her that on the show for 2 weeks from now because it was booked off her own, she gets 2 host specials...maybe she wants a 2nd cutting board at 60% off?
 
Is she willing to do a kitchen show for you as well??? Remind her that she can book off her own show....... LOL
 
Congrats! We all could do a show like that!!!
 
Don't you just love it when things like that happen!!:D :D
Congratulations!!
 
cbord said:
My co-worker did the phone calls and made the sales. All I did was hand her the book.


This was the esiest show ever.


Sometimes you fall into great shows like that! So happy for you!
 
janetupnorth said:
Awesome! Remind her that on the show for 2 weeks from now because it was booked off her own, she gets 2 host specials...maybe she wants a 2nd cutting board at 60% off?

I'm confused Janet. I didn't see where there was going to another show 2 weeks from now. Her co-worker was going to get more orders by the 31st so she could get the mandoline for 60% off which I now read she has done. Either that or I am missing something. :confused: :confused:

Also, 2 weeks from now will be April and different specials.
 
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She a co-worker in the state helping with Katrina recovery, so a cooking show wouldn't work. She's placing these order for her son's kitchen back home.

She is the type she doesn't want everyone in office to know her business, what she spends $$ on. So really this is between her and I. We are vclose and she probably will support my business in the future.

I really don't want to push for a show because she is giving me another catty show this month.

I knew she would place a big order but never expect this big.

She would have ordered the pots a full price, but I couldn't let her pay full price.
 
Wow - gotta love that!!
 
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Just to clarify things.

Friend is going to make anothe big order with a few guest to make sure it will qualify as a show. I am going to date that show for 3/31 so she can get mandoline at 60% off. I will be turning it around April 11th, but it will be a March show.

And she likes the May special and pink stuff, hoping for another order in May.
 
That is SO awesome Charlene. I guess I need to get on the phone, I could sure use one of those kind of catty shows by the end of the month!!
 
That is great. You are handling it well. A couple catty shows and probably a regular customer. And it shows how simply reminding someone to order can be all it takes.
 
pamperedharriet said:
I'm confused Janet. I didn't see where there was going to another show 2 weeks from now. Her co-worker was going to get more orders by the 31st so she could get the mandoline for 60% off which I now read she has done. Either that or I am missing something. :confused: :confused:

Also, 2 weeks from now will be April and different specials.


Missed that it was the friend...I thought it was her doing the one in a few weeks for the mandoline at 60% off...if it was her she could get 2 more host specials. This way (since it is the friend) she gets just one...

So, now you can be confused just once instead of twice. :D ...and I'll claim the second confusion for misreading - LOL!
 
Oh, I was thinking 2 weeks because she mentioned 4/15...assumed she was backdating it or something...


Don't mind me...it's been a Monday and I'm a little off from a long day at work - time for bed!
 
If she books off her own show, won't she qualify for the hostess special as the host and as a past host? I think so. I believe she could also book a show off her own show and qualify for the HWC hostess special as a hostess and as a past host.

You may want to look into this as it would be a shame for her to miss out on 60% off! Maybe she could get the cutting board and mandoline!!
 
Hmmm... recruit??? :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Catalog Show?

A Catalog Show is a type of direct sales event where products are showcased through catalogs rather than a live demonstration. Guests can browse the catalog, place orders, and often receive special promotions or discounts.

How can a Catalog Show be held in just 45 minutes?

A Catalog Show can be held in 45 minutes by streamlining the process. This includes a brief introduction, showcasing key products, and allowing guests to place orders quickly. The focus is on efficiency while still providing an enjoyable experience.

What are the benefits of hosting a Catalog Show?

Hosting a Catalog Show allows hosts to earn rewards based on sales, provides guests with the opportunity to purchase high-quality products, and offers a convenient way for busy individuals to participate without the need for a lengthy event.

How much can I expect to earn from a $362 Catalog Show?

The earnings from a $362 Catalog Show depend on the commission structure of the direct sales company. Typically, hosts can earn a percentage of the total sales, which may range from 10% to 30%, along with additional rewards or discounts on products.

What products are typically featured in a Catalog Show?

Catalog Shows often feature a variety of kitchen tools, cookware, bakeware, and other culinary products offered by Pampered Chef. The selection may include bestsellers, seasonal items, and new product launches to entice guests.

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