Cooking Show Across the Country...long Post

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses a participant's experience hosting a Pampered Chef show across states, facilitated by their mother. Participants share their reactions, ideas for recruitment, and suggestions for support in California.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of hosting a successful webcam show with their mother, resulting in significant orders and future bookings.
  • Several participants express enthusiasm and congratulations for the original poster's success.
  • Some participants suggest the idea of recruiting the mother to join as a consultant.
  • Another participant mentions their own recruit's challenges in California and seeks advice on setting up a similar show.
  • Several users discuss the importance of cluster meetings and support for consultants in different regions.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

General agreement exists on the positive nature of the original participant's experience and the idea of recruiting family members. However, views differ on the logistics of finding support and cluster meetings in California.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and ideas related to hosting Pampered Chef shows and the challenges of connecting consultants across different locations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ideas for hosting shows and those seeking support in establishing connections within the Pampered Chef community may find this thread relevant.

Pampered_Ashley
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Ok...long story... I am from California and recently moved to Virginia for my job - so I know very few people. When my mom found out that I was thinking about becoming a Pampered Chef consultant she told me that she would host a show for me.
She did a catalog show at work and got over $400 in orders then last night we did a webcam show at her house. I did my show in Virgina and her guests watched the presentation, asked questions, etc in California. Luckily my mother has a lot of PC products show she played the role of "Vanna White" and we showed people the products together. I mention stoneware the benefits and the hosting special (;)) and she passed her stone around for people to look at, etc.
She also made the same recipe that I demo'd, so the guests got to try it and not just be teased with "food porn";) lol
Everyone was really impressed. I ended up getting an $800 and 2 cooking show bookings for when I am in California for vacation...

I was just really excited and wanted to share!!!
 
That was a great idea & so nice of your mother to help you out like that. Congratulations!!!

So is your Mom going to loan you some of her PC products to use at the CA shows? I'd hate to see you try to carry your stuff across country!
 
That is such a great idea! Way to go!
 
That's great! Maybe you could recruit someone in that circle.
 
Cool way to think outside the box.
 
cookingwith_tara said:
That's great! Maybe you could recruit someone in that circle.

Recruit your Mom!! :D
 
That was so great of your mom. I agree, you should recruit her! :)
 
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that is a great idea!! I will have to talk to her about it when iclose out her show tonight!!
 
That is awesome. I agree, recruit your Mom! :)
 
Ashley, thank you so much!! I'm also in VA, and my recruit is in California. We can't even find a hospitality cluster close to her! She hasn't had a show yet, because she's never SEEN a show. I just sent an e-mail to her and my director asking what they think of setting up something like what you did.
 
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Sarah - if you have any questions or need help getting things up please let me know. Where about in California is your recruit? I know a few consultants in Cali that might be able to help usher her along.
 
She's in Pacifica, on the SF Peninsula.
 
If you find someone one the Peninsula, let me know! I'm about 30 miles from Pacifica (gorgeous area) but I'd travel that direction for a cluster meeting. I ended up joining with someone out of the area, too, but cluster meetings would be very helpful to get a good start! I'm closer to San Jose, but could go up to San Francisco.
 
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All the consultants that I know are in the Southern California area - around L.A. - and i think that is a little to far to drive for a meeting ;)
 
Koima, have you checked with HO (well, actually, your Director has to), to find a cluster near you? Of the two I was given for my recruit, if I remember correctly, one was in Los Gatos. I can try to find the info for you if you like.

Hmm, now I think of it, it couldn't be Los Gatos, because that's not too far from Pacifica, but it was around there.
 
They're checking for me. I heard from a director in Dublin, but that's quite a ways away (maybe 40 miles?) Los Gatos is definitely closer, so if there is someone there let me know!
 
Hah! I used to live in Hayward, and took BART to work in Dublin. The most horrible job I ever had.

Ok, I'll look through the mass of junk, er paperwork, on my desk and see if I still have that phone number.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Cooking Show Across the Country?

A Cooking Show Across the Country is a virtual event hosted by Pampered Chef consultants where participants can join from anywhere to learn new recipes, cooking techniques, and product demonstrations. These shows allow for interactive engagement and can be tailored to the preferences of the attendees.

How do I host a Cooking Show Across the Country?

To host a Cooking Show Across the Country, you can reach out to a Pampered Chef consultant who will guide you through the process. You’ll choose a date and time, select recipes or themes, and invite your friends and family to join the virtual event. The consultant will handle the product demonstrations and provide support throughout the show.

What are the benefits of attending a Cooking Show Across the Country?

Attending a Cooking Show Across the Country offers several benefits, including learning new recipes, discovering innovative cooking tools, and receiving exclusive discounts on Pampered Chef products. Additionally, it’s a fun way to connect with friends and family while enjoying a shared cooking experience from the comfort of your home.

Can I purchase products during the Cooking Show?

Yes, attendees can purchase products during the Cooking Show. The Pampered Chef consultant will provide a link or catalog for participants to browse and order items directly. Often, there are special promotions or discounts available exclusively for show attendees.

What types of recipes are typically featured in a Cooking Show Across the Country?

The recipes featured in a Cooking Show Across the Country can vary widely, but they often include easy-to-make appetizers, main dishes, desserts, and healthy meal options. The consultant may also tailor the recipes to fit specific dietary preferences or seasonal themes, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

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