Can a Consultant Acting as a Host Earn Regular Commission on Shows?
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Discussion Overview
The thread explores the topic of whether a consultant acting as a host can earn regular commission on shows, with participants sharing their personal experiences and interpretations of the commission structure.
Discussion Character
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant inquires about earning regular commission on their kick-off show.
- Another participant states that commission is earned like any other show, except on the host order.
- Several participants mention the practice of making a spouse the host to ensure commission is received.
- One participant shares their experience of having their husband act as the host while collecting catalog orders.
- Another participant suggests that it is acceptable to have items shipped to the office where the host is collecting orders.
- One participant confirms that they always make their husband the host for similar reasons.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the necessity of having a spouse as the host to earn commission, with some participants supporting this approach while others share varying experiences.
Contextual Notes
Participants discuss their individual strategies and experiences related to hosting shows and earning commissions, reflecting personal interpretations of the commission structure.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants considering how to structure their shows and host arrangements may find the shared experiences relevant.
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cookingwithdot said:Really? I was told to make my husband the host or I wouldn't get commission ... he was there. so technically he was the host.
hmmm that is what I was thinking of doing. And actually he is the host because he is collecting catalog orders for me while he is out on the road. But I want to have the items shipped to the office where he is getting the orders. Maybe the easiest thing is to have his (aka my) order go to the office as well?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Consultant acting as a Host earn regular commission on shows?
Yes, a Consultant acting as a Host can earn regular commission on shows. When a Consultant hosts their own show, they can earn commission on the sales generated during that show, in addition to any Host benefits they receive.
How does the commission structure work for Consultants hosting their own shows?
Consultants earn a percentage of the total sales from their show, similar to how they would earn commission from any other show. This percentage can vary based on the total sales volume and the Consultant's rank within the company.
Are there any limitations on the commission a Consultant can earn when hosting?
While there are generally no limitations on the commission earned from hosting their own shows, Consultants should be aware of any specific promotions or guidelines set by Pampered Chef that may affect earnings. It's always best to check the latest policies.
Do Consultants receive Host rewards in addition to their commission?
Yes, Consultants who host their own shows are eligible to receive Host rewards, which can include discounts on products, free products based on sales levels, and additional bonuses. This is in addition to the commission they earn from the sales.
Can a Consultant earn commission if they are also a Host for another Consultant's show?
No, a Consultant cannot earn commission on sales from a show where they are acting solely as a Host for another Consultant. They can only earn commission on shows they personally host.
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