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To boost catalogue show sales over $200, hosts can purchase items at regular price and enter them as guest orders. This method involves listing the host as a guest for the purchased items, which incurs a $4 shipping fee. Once the total reaches $200, any additional items can be categorized under the "host order." Utilizing the FPV (Free Product Value) and applicable discounts for the remaining items is essential for accurate total calculations.
PREREQUISITESHosts of catalogue shows, sales consultants, and anyone looking to enhance their sales strategies to exceed $200 in sales.
A catalogue show is a type of direct sales event where hosts showcase products from a company's catalogue instead of holding a traditional in-home party. Hosts collect orders from friends, family, and colleagues over a set period, typically a few weeks. The host earns rewards based on the total sales generated from the orders collected.
To encourage larger orders, consider offering incentives such as a small gift or discount for orders over a certain amount. Highlight the benefits of bundling products, showcasing how they complement each other. Additionally, share personal stories or testimonials about your favorite products to create excitement and encourage guests to try more items.
Promote your catalogue show through social media platforms, email newsletters, and personal invitations. Create engaging posts that highlight featured products and any special promotions. Consider hosting a virtual event or live demonstration to showcase products and answer questions. Personal follow-ups with potential guests can also increase participation and sales.
To maximize your rewards, aim for a sales goal of over $200. Encourage guests to invite others to participate, expanding your reach. Utilize any available promotions or bonuses offered by the company, and consider hosting additional events or follow-up shows to increase overall sales. Staying engaged with your guests and reminding them of the show can also boost participation.
After the show, send thank-you notes to all participants, expressing gratitude for their orders and support. Follow up with guests who showed interest but did not place an order, reminding them of the products they liked. Share updates on any new products or promotions, and invite them to future events. Keeping the communication open helps build relationships and encourages repeat business.