:Confused: Lol...first of All, I Cannot Remember the Last Time I Had

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the dynamics of co-hosting shows within the Pampered Chef community, specifically focusing on how host benefits are allocated between co-hosts and strategies for managing their participation.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses confusion about the host benefits for co-hosts and asks if both can receive the 60% host special.
  • Another participant clarifies that co-hosts must agree among themselves on who receives the benefits.
  • A participant suggests that co-hosts could be referred to as "half-hosts" since they share the benefits and need to make a choice.
  • One participant shares their experience of coaching co-hosts to invite their own guests while working together, mentioning the potential for booking benefits.
  • Another participant echoes the idea of coaching co-hosts and shares that their show resulted in significant commission and multiple bookings.
  • One participant suggests showing the host benefits to each co-host to gauge interest in the bonuses.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best approach to managing co-hosts and their benefits, with no clear consensus emerging on a single strategy.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and strategies shared by participants regarding co-hosting dynamics in their shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants exploring co-hosting arrangements and seeking insights on managing host benefits may find this discussion relevant.

erinyourpclady
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:confused: LOL...first of all, I cannot remember the last time I had co-hosts! That being said......can both of them get the 60% host special?

TIA!!
 
Nope, they have to agree among themselves who gets it.
 
Co hosts would be better called "half-hosts" - because each gets half the host benefits...they have to choose.

-praying for Paige and her family-
 
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You know.....as soon as I thought about it, I knew. LOL!!
 
Erin - try coaching them to each invite their own guests and having their own show, but together. You could even book show B off show A and have them get a booking benefit.
 
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cmdtrgd said:
Erin - try coaching them to each invite their own guests and having their own show, but together. You could even book show B off show A and have them get a booking benefit.
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I would if I could LOL!!! These gals are joined at the hip....they do everything together! They are great gals though......

The show wound up being $750ish commisionable plus 4 bookings.
 
So, what I would do there is to show them the host benefits they have now. Then ask who belongs to each host and show them the host benefits that way. If they are more excited about the host bonus, they might be interested in doing that.
 

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