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The thread explores the idea of contacting past hosts to offer them a discount on stoneware, with participants sharing their thoughts on the feasibility and potential strategies for implementing this approach.
Views differ on the specifics of the discount percentage and the best approach to offering it, with no clear consensus emerging on the optimal strategy.
Participants share personal experiences and calculations related to discounts and promotions within the context of their Pampered Chef businesses.
Consultants looking for ideas on how to engage past hosts and offer promotions may find the discussion relevant.
MicheleC said:Go for it! You might consider making it 30% and eating the extra percent. After all, you'll be getting all of the free products. You might consider giving them each a chance for a piece of stoneware at 60% off as an added incentive for placing their order. Remind them they get 10% off of anything else they want to add to their order.
PamperedMelanie said:I was thinking of calling all my pasts hosts (all 14 of them) and telling them they could get unlimited stoneware at 28% off, then turn in as my own show (if it qualifies of course).
Is that how it would work?
hoosierchef said:I'm confused.Why 28% and not 30%. (I know the stones are 20% off, and with their PHD (10%). How did you come up with 28%??
Winnipegk said:It's 10% off of the reduced price, so 10% off of 80% = 8%+20% = 28%
Yes, you can call your hosts and offer them a 28% discount on their orders. This is a great way to encourage them to place larger orders and take advantage of the savings.
"Turn in as show" refers to submitting the orders from your hosts as a single show. This allows you to combine the orders for processing and potentially earn additional rewards based on the total sales.
While you can offer discounts to hosts, it's important to check with your company's policies to ensure that there are no specific restrictions or guidelines you need to follow when doing so.
You can effectively communicate this offer by reaching out to your hosts via phone, email, or social media. Be sure to highlight the benefits of the discount and how it can help them save on their favorite products.
If a host is not interested in the discount, respect their decision and ask if there are any other products or promotions they might be interested in. Building a positive relationship is key, and they may be more receptive in the future.