Consultant as Host - Benefits? or Not?

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the experiences of participants regarding the role of consultants acting as hosts for their own shows, particularly focusing on the benefits and limitations associated with this setup.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of trying to meet a personal sales goal by submitting a show as a consultant acting as host.
  • Another participant inquires about whether items should be entered under their name or guest names when submitting a show.
  • One participant mentions they figured out the submission process but still has questions about booking benefits for consultants.
  • Another participant speculates that the error message might have occurred due to no other orders being entered yet.
  • One participant notes that the only benefit consultants cannot receive is the booking bonus.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of benefits available to consultants acting as hosts, with some participants clarifying what is and isn't available.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and questions related to the process of submitting shows as consultants, highlighting the nuances of the consultant-host relationship.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on the implications of acting as a host for their own shows and the associated benefits may find this discussion relevant.

Nell's-a-Cookin'
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I am new on here, but have been a "guest" for a few days reading all your great ideas and info, so I have a question, prompting me to finally join the group! I've been a consultant for only 4 months now - loving it so far! :)

I am trying to meet my personal $1500 goal for the month to get at least a few of the new products coming out - so I am turning in a show of my own tomorrow night as a last ditch effort to compile enough orders to get to my goal. I am sending it in as consultant as host, what is the difference? When I hit "add host order" it popped up "this show is set up with consulant acting as host, but no order has been found..... If you wish to clear out host info and add new host who is not a consultant then click ok.... otherwise hit cancel" So if I turn in a show do I NOT get host benefits of any kind? Or am I just doing something wrong?

Thanks!
 
Are you putting all the items under your name, or are you putting in guest names?
 
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figured it out!Well, I finally figured it out, but really don't know what I did. I should have messed with it more before I posted!

But another quick question - I read on here that a host can put themselves as a booking benefit if they plan to have another show within 6 months and then can get 2 hosts special at their next show - can we do that too?

thanks
 
It sounds like maybe no other orders had been entered yet, maybe? I've never gotten that message before. Usually I check that box "consultant as host" like it sounds like you did. Hmmmm.
 
Good, I'm glad you got it figured out! The only benefit consultants can't get is the booking bonus. So, unfortunately we can't.
 
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Thanks for the quick help!Okay - great, thanks for all your help!!! This is much better than sitting on hold with HO!!!! ;)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of being a Consultant and also hosting a party?

Being a Consultant and hosting a party allows you to earn additional rewards, such as free products, discounts, and exclusive offers. You can leverage your knowledge of the products to create a more engaging experience for your guests, ultimately increasing sales and your commissions.

Can a Consultant earn host rewards during their own party?

Yes, a Consultant can earn host rewards during their own party. This includes earning free products, discounts, and other incentives based on the sales generated during the event. This dual role can maximize benefits and enhance personal product collections.

Are there any downsides to being a Consultant and hosting a party?

One potential downside is the time commitment required to effectively manage both roles. Balancing the responsibilities of being a Consultant while also hosting can be challenging, especially if you have a large guest list or complex party plans.

How does hosting as a Consultant affect my credibility?

Hosting as a Consultant can enhance your credibility, as you can showcase your expertise and passion for the products. Guests may feel more confident in purchasing from someone who is knowledgeable and actively engaged in the brand, which can lead to higher sales.

Is it common for Consultants to host their own parties?

Yes, it is quite common for Consultants to host their own parties. Many find it beneficial to demonstrate the products they sell while also promoting their business. This practice can lead to increased sales, new customer relationships, and potential recruits for the team.

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