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This thread centers around a participant's recent success in closing a show with over $1028.00 in sales, eliciting a wave of congratulations and shared experiences from other participants regarding their own milestones and challenges in hosting shows.
Views differ regarding the effectiveness of follow-up strategies and the challenges of securing bookings, with no clear consensus on the best approach.
Participants share personal experiences related to their successes and challenges in hosting shows, with some expressing the difficulties of building a customer base in new areas.
Consultants looking for encouragement and shared experiences related to achieving sales milestones and navigating the challenges of booking shows may find this discussion relevant.
Smashie said:I am still a little bummed because I have not gotten one single booking, and I haven't made it out of my circle yet. I hope I get there soon!!
Thanks again!
tlennhoff said:Have you made morning after calls and asked everyone that was at her show if they want to host?
Smashie said:I was thinking about waiting til they got their products and then doing the customer care calls and asking then. Is that too long to wait???
tlennhoff said:If you ask before you submit the show then you can add them as bookings to the show. If the show has been submitted then sure do the CCC a few days after they should have received their product but confirm with the host that everyone has their product before making the call as it would be embarrassing to call asking "so what do you think about x..." and find out it is still sitting at the hosts house.
Smashie said:I did ask at the show, and I got alot of maybes. So I did set it up on the show that they were going to host, just in case they actually did and so my host could still get the benefits. I thought it would be safe than sorry.
tlennhoff said:That works too as long as you put them in as real bookings and not "possible" bookings. Good luck, may those maybes turn into real dates.
A $1028.00 show closing refers to the total sales generated during a single Pampered Chef party or event. This amount indicates strong sales performance and reflects the effectiveness of the host, consultant, and the products showcased.
To achieve similar success, focus on effective marketing strategies, engage with your audience, showcase popular and versatile products, and encourage guests to invite friends. Additionally, providing excellent customer service and following up with attendees can help boost sales.
A successful show closing can lead to various benefits, including earning a higher commission, receiving rewards and incentives from Pampered Chef, and enhancing your reputation as a consultant. It can also motivate you and your team, leading to more successful shows in the future.
In Pampered Chef, consultants typically earn a commission based on total sales. For a show closing of $1028.00, the consultant may earn a percentage of that amount, which can vary based on their sales level and any additional bonuses or incentives they qualify for.
Celebrating your success can involve various activities, such as sharing your achievement on social media, thanking your customers and host, treating yourself to something special, or even hosting a small gathering with friends or fellow consultants to share tips and celebrate together.