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The thread discusses the number of catalogs Pampered Chef consultants provide to hosts for cooking and catalog shows. Participants share their personal experiences and preferences regarding the distribution of catalogs for outside orders.
Views differ on the number of catalogs to provide, with no clear consensus emerging among participants.
Participants' experiences vary based on their local community dynamics, including internet usage and cost-consciousness among potential customers.
Consultants looking for insights on catalog distribution strategies for cooking and catalog shows may find this discussion relevant.
KellyTheChef said:I have changed this to less...and stress directing people to my website
2 for cooking shows
3-4 for catty shows
If they ask specifically for more, I will give them to them, but I am trying to cut down on the cost of the packet!
Typically, it's recommended to provide each host with 10 to 20 catalogs for their cooking shows. This allows them to share with guests and encourage orders while also having extras for follow-up after the event.
Consider the size of the guest list, the venue, and the frequency of the host's gatherings. If the host has a larger group of attendees or plans to host multiple shows, providing more catalogs can be beneficial.
Yes, offering digital catalogs can be a great option, especially for tech-savvy hosts. However, it's still a good idea to provide a few physical copies for guests who prefer to browse through a tangible catalog during the show.
If your host requests additional catalogs, feel free to provide them as needed. It's important to support your hosts in promoting their shows, and having extra catalogs can help them reach more potential customers.
Yes, providing more catalogs can increase the likelihood of sales as guests have more opportunities to browse and order. It also helps hosts feel more prepared and confident in showcasing the products, which can lead to a successful cooking show.