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I don't have a flyer but I just tell my hosts that they decide how they want to divide up the free, half price and 60% off item and that they both get the discounts. It always works out.PamperedByJulie said:Does anyone have a flyer or other such document done already that outlines the co-host program? I've looked in the PC Files area and don't see anything posted. Just checking before I make one up. I'm preparing a host packet to mail out and want to include a reminder for the hosts what the co-host benefit breakdown is since it isn't spelled out in the Show Planner.
Thanks in advance.
The purpose of co-hosting an event is to share the responsibilities and workload with another individual or group. This can provide a more well-rounded and successful event by utilizing the strengths and resources of both hosts.
The benefits of co-hosting include sharing the financial burden, dividing tasks and responsibilities, reaching a larger audience, and having a support system during the planning and execution of the event.
To maximize the benefits of co-hosting, it is important to have open communication and clear expectations from the beginning. Both hosts should also be willing to compromise and work together to make decisions that benefit the event as a whole.
At the moment, there is no specific document outlining the co-host program. However, you can find information about co-hosting in the Show Planner and in the PC Files area. You can also reach out to your event coordinator for further guidance.
Yes, it is recommended to include a reminder about the co-host benefits in your host packet. This will help ensure that both hosts are aware of the benefits and can maximize them during the planning and execution of the event.