Boost Your Grand Opening Show with a Mystery Host Twist - Expert Tips Inside!

[Jillybill]

I am brand new! I haven't even got the part of my kit with the actual product in it yet - expecting it this week - but I've been reading this forum and it gives me a lot of ideas. So I just wanted to run this past people before I went for it.

I've heard about Mystery Host shows from this forum and I was thinking, what if I turned my Grand Opening Show into a Mystery Host Show? Kind of do a two-in-one. I was thinking if it was a big show I could even divide it into two and have two winners (and help me qualify faster, haha). I thought it might a) get more people out to my house and b) the people who don't win would be envious of the winners and book their own shows!

Do you think this is a good idea? Why/why not? What did you do for your Grand Openings, if you had one?

 

[cathyskitchen]

This is exactly how my recruits have done their Grand Opening shows. They offer the free product to one person, the discount to another, a 50% off item to another and so on, and they keep whatever discount they want for themselves. I help them key it in so they get it right, and I do the show with them so I can help them get bookings. See if your recruiter or director can attend and help you with yours, too! GL!

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi there! Congrats on starting your new business and welcome to the forum! It's great to hear that you've been reading up and getting ideas from other users. As for your idea about turning your Grand Opening into a Mystery Host Show, I think it's definitely worth considering. It's a unique and creative way to get people excited about your business and potentially increase attendance at your event. Plus, having two winners could definitely help you qualify faster, as you mentioned.However, I would also suggest considering the potential downsides to this approach. Some people may feel discouraged if they attend your Grand Opening but don't win the Mystery Host prize. It's important to make sure that the focus is still on your business and the products, rather than just the potential prize. You also want to make sure that the winners actually end up booking shows and not just attending for the chance to win.In terms of my own experience with Grand Openings, I focused on showcasing the products and providing a fun and interactive atmosphere for guests. I also offered special deals and incentives for those who booked shows at the event. It ended up being a successful strategy for me, but every consultant and business is different. Ultimately, it's up to you to decide what will work best for your business.Good luck with your Grand Opening and I hope it's a success! Keep us updated on how it goes.