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northern_sunshine said:Reminder calls 24-48 hrs before! I have a friend who has hosted TPC parties for a couple years to GREAT success, huge turnouts (15 - 20 people) and good orders.
She had one of my first 4 shows and had less than stellar turnout (~8 people, only 4 ordered) and fairly poor orders (barely had enough to qualify as a show). We were talking about it after and she's like "I wonder why no one came? I ALWAYS have good parties", kinda giving me the impression that -I- was the issue (her others were with my SD who I'm signed under). After a few minutes she said "maybe it's because I didn't call and remind people like I usually do.."
The point of my semi-long post? Reminder calls (either you or the host doing them) work!!
chefann said:Have a nasty spatula contest. Call everyone and tell them to bring their worst rubber spatula. Everyone at the show votes for the worst one, and that person wins a free scraper to replace it.
But don't tell the host about it until after she's done the invites. Sneaky, huh? Then she has a reason to do the reminder calls!katie0128 said:Ooooo, I love this one. I'm going to have to try at my next show!
My SD does a "Drink of the day" for all her shows. She mixes them in the QSP, then pours them into the Carafe to stay chilled. She's been selling a bunch of QSPs and Carafes.beepampered said:Have magaritas, wine or some other fun drink.
chefann said:My SD does a "Drink of the day" for all her shows. She mixes them in the QSP, then pours them into the Carafe to stay chilled. She's been selling a bunch of QSPs and Carafes.
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