Benefits of Hosting Your Own Show as a Consultant: Find Out More!

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the benefits and experiences of consultants hosting their own shows, particularly focusing on the rewards and potential confusion regarding commission calculations.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about the benefits a new consultant receives when hosting their own show, specifically mentioning the thank you gift.
  • Another participant explains that consultants receive all the benefits of a host, including a charter host gift if within the first 30 days, but do not earn commission on their own orders.
  • One participant expresses enjoyment in hosting shows to take advantage of host benefits.
  • A participant shares their experience of hosting a show and raises concerns about discrepancies in commissionable sales and costs associated with their order.
  • Another participant clarifies that host sales are not commissionable when a consultant hosts their own show and suggests checking specific options during the ordering process.
  • One participant notes that half off items and free items are also not considered commissionable sales, referencing a handbook for further details.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the understanding of commission calculations and the implications of hosting one's own show, with no clear consensus on the specific issues raised by the participants.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and interpretations of the hosting process and commission structure within the context of Pampered Chef.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in understanding the benefits and potential challenges of hosting their own shows may find this discussion relevant.

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Can someone tell me what a new consultant gets when hosting their own show (ex. grand opening show?) I can't find the thread. I thought I read somewhere that the consultant still gets the thank you gift(cranberry trivet, etc).
 
The consultant gets EVERYTHING that a host would get for hosting their own show. If it's your first 30 days then yes, you would get the charter host gift.

The one and only difference is you wont receive commission off the host order (because that's your order!)
 
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thank you.
 
no problem!! I love hosting my own shows at least twice a year because I can get all the host benefits :D
 
Ok just turned in my first show - which I hosted. I was able to get the half off item and $40.00 worth of items as well. So what is the problem??? When I went to pay I actually ended up paying full price for the half off item as well as paying the $40. My items were a total of $65.00 overall show was $456.11 - my cost of $65.00 should be $391.11 in commissionable sales instead it read $332.25, which is exactly the $58.86 I recieved in so called half off and the 20% of free items. Am I missing something here??? Does the consultant pay for these items??? If so, it is a rip off to us because the company advertised it. Please help me to understand this.
 
The host sale is not commissionable sales when you host your own show. It's stuff you bought, that wouldn't be fair. Did you check the "half price item" box? It should work. I have no clue why it wouldn't work. Can you post a screen shot of what it looks like? I may be able to better help you.
 
Half off (the amount off, not the entire thing) and free items also aren't commissionable sales. Why would you get commission on something that wasn't paid? It's all in a handbook or something somewhere.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main benefits of hosting my own show as a Pampered Chef consultant?

Hosting your own show allows you to showcase your products, engage with your customers, and build your brand. You can earn additional commission on sales generated during your show, gain valuable experience in presenting and selling, and create a fun atmosphere that encourages customer interaction and loyalty.

Can I earn free products by hosting my own show?

Yes! As a consultant, when you host your own show, you can earn free products based on the total sales generated. This is a great way to build your kitchen collection or try new products that you can later recommend to your customers.

How does hosting my own show help me grow my customer base?

Hosting your own show provides an opportunity to invite friends, family, and potential customers to experience the products firsthand. This personal interaction can help you build relationships, gather feedback, and expand your network, ultimately leading to more sales and repeat customers.

What kind of support can I expect when hosting my own show?

As a consultant, you will receive support from your upline and the Pampered Chef community. This includes training on how to run a successful show, marketing materials, and tips for engaging your audience. You can also access resources and tools to help you promote your event effectively.

Are there any costs associated with hosting my own show?

While there are typically no fees to host your own show, you may want to consider costs for promotional materials or refreshments if you choose to provide them. However, the potential earnings from sales and free products often outweigh these costs, making it a worthwhile investment.

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