Bookings, Bridal Registry, and Potential Consultant: A Successful Show Story

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses experiences from a show that resulted in multiple potential bookings and a possible new consultant. Participants share their excitement about unexpected successes and the dynamics of engaging guests during the show.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares a positive experience from a show where three guests attended, leading to multiple potential bookings and a possible new consultant.
  • Another participant recounts a similar experience where a show resulted in three bookings and a recruit lead, highlighting the importance of the host's network.
  • Several users express enthusiasm about unexpected successes at shows that initially seemed unpromising.
  • One participant mentions a previous show where they managed to secure bookings despite a low turnout, indicating resilience in the face of challenges.
  • Another participant praises the original poster for their efforts in encouraging the host to consider signing as a consultant and leaving them with informational materials.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the excitement and potential that can arise from shows, even when initial expectations are low. No clear consensus emerges on specific strategies or outcomes.

Contextual Notes

The thread reflects personal experiences from consultants regarding their shows, focusing on the dynamics of guest engagement and the potential for new bookings and recruits.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for relatable experiences regarding show outcomes and the potential for bookings and recruits may find this discussion insightful.

mandydollie
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Ok..so I just got home from a show that was about 40 minutes away. This gal had booked off my 24 in 24 booking challenge. I get there and she has three guests. She tells me that a lot of the orders will be placed from co-workers at work. I go ahead and do a hands on show. Have one guest use the cheese grater and do the cheese...the other guest used the chopper, etc.

Well... here's the fun part. Of the 3 guests, one wants to do a bridal registry, the MIL of the host calls while i'm still there and wants to book a show, a co-worker wants to do a show AND..the host will more than likely sign to be a consultant. She loves PC and wants it ALL. I told her that she should really consider signing. I left her tonight with the Empowering Women magazine and told her to really think about it. She said that it's very likely like she will sign, even if she just does this part time. I did tell her if she signs, she can have the MIL and co-worker bookings to get her going.

keeping my fingers crossed
 
That's great! It's fun when the ones that seem like a flop turn out well.

The same thing happened to me in Sept. I drove to Lake Charles (over 2 hrs but it was for a friend) to do a show. I got 3 bookings...and one is a recruit lead, and she wanted to host so she can get her kit cheaper! I told her she can have the other 2 shows after she signs :) So I have to make the drive one more time, but it would be worth it to have a recruit!

PLUS, the host has a pretty big network of co-workers, so I'm hoping she'll help spread the word about holiday orders and help make her cousin's (potential recruit) show bigger!
 
mandydollie said:
Ok..so I just got home from a show that was about 40 minutes away. This gal had booked off my 24 in 24 booking challenge. I get there and she has three guests. She tells me that a lot of the orders will be placed from co-workers at work. I go ahead and do a hands on show. Have one guest use the cheese grater and do the cheese...the other guest used the chopper, etc.

Well... here's the fun part. Of the 3 guests, one wants to do a bridal registry, the MIL of the host calls while i'm still there and wants to book a show, a co-worker wants to do a show AND..the host will more than likely sign to be a consultant. She loves PC and wants it ALL. I told her that she should really consider signing. I left her tonight with the Empowering Women magazine and told her to really think about it. She said that it's very likely like she will sign, even if she just does this part time. I did tell her if she signs, she can have the MIL and co-worker bookings to get her going.

keeping my fingers crossed
My last party, I tried to get positive but my hostess held a different DSA show previously and didn't amt to anything, she only expected 3 guests all relatives and she had between 15-20; most didnt' purchase anything, but I got a no. of bookings off of it :) today I met with her (hostess) and she brought me a couple more orders with money too. :) WOO HOO!!!
 
mandydollie said:
Ok..so I just got home from a show that was about 40 minutes away. This gal had booked off my 24 in 24 booking challenge. I get there and she has three guests. She tells me that a lot of the orders will be placed from co-workers at work. I go ahead and do a hands on show. Have one guest use the cheese grater and do the cheese...the other guest used the chopper, etc.

Well... here's the fun part. Of the 3 guests, one wants to do a bridal registry, the MIL of the host calls while i'm still there and wants to book a show, a co-worker wants to do a show AND..the host will more than likely sign to be a consultant. She loves PC and wants it ALL. I told her that she should really consider signing. I left her tonight with the Empowering Women magazine and told her to really think about it. She said that it's very likely like she will sign, even if she just does this part time. I did tell her if she signs, she can have the MIL and co-worker bookings to get her going.

keeping my fingers crossed

That's not an interesting show....that's an awesome one:D Way to go...let us know when she signs!
 
Hi there! Wow, it sounds like you had an amazing show tonight! It's always so exciting when opportunities like this come up unexpectedly. I'm so glad that your host was able to book off the 24 in 24 challenge and that it turned out to be such a successful show. It sounds like you did a great job getting everyone involved and showcasing the versatility of our products. And how fantastic that you have potential bookings and even a potential new consultant! It's always a great feeling when someone loves our products and our business enough to want to join our team. I think it's wonderful that you left her with the magazine and encouraged her to really think about the opportunity. I have no doubt that she will make a great addition to our team. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for her as well. And if she does decide to sign on, I know she will have a great support system with you and all of us at Pampered Chef. Thanks for sharing your success with us and keep up the great work!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are bookings in the context of a Pampered Chef show?

Bookings refer to the process of scheduling future cooking shows or events with guests who attend a Pampered Chef show. These bookings are essential for consultants to grow their business, as they provide opportunities to showcase products and generate sales.

How can I effectively encourage guests to book their own shows during a Pampered Chef event?

To encourage bookings, create an engaging and interactive atmosphere during your show. Share personal stories about the benefits of hosting, such as earning free products and exclusive discounts. Offer incentives, like a special gift or a discount on their next purchase, for those who book a show on the spot.

What is a Bridal Registry with Pampered Chef, and how does it work?

A Bridal Registry with Pampered Chef allows engaged couples to create a wishlist of kitchen products they desire. Friends and family can then purchase items from the registry as wedding gifts. This service helps couples receive essential kitchen tools while providing an opportunity for consultants to increase sales.

How can I promote the Bridal Registry to potential clients?

Promote the Bridal Registry by highlighting its benefits during shows, on social media, and through email marketing. Share testimonials from couples who have successfully used the registry and emphasize how it simplifies gift-giving for their guests. Consider hosting special events or promotions around wedding seasons to attract more registrants.

What qualities should I look for in a potential consultant for my Pampered Chef team?

When looking for potential consultants, seek individuals who are enthusiastic about cooking and entertaining, possess strong communication skills, and have a passion for customer service. Additionally, consider those who are motivated, goal-oriented, and eager to learn about direct sales and the Pampered Chef products.

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