Brenda.the.chef
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This thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and concerns regarding losing career sales within the Pampered Chef business, particularly after difficult sales months. Many express feelings of frustration and the need for accountability, while others reflect on their past experiences with similar challenges.
Views differ among participants regarding the emotional impact of losing career sales and the strategies for recovery. Some express a sense of camaraderie and support, while others focus on their individual experiences without a clear consensus on the best approach moving forward.
Participants share a range of personal experiences related to their sales performance, emphasizing the emotional and motivational aspects of their journeys as consultants. The discussion reflects a community grappling with the challenges of maintaining sales amidst personal and professional difficulties.
This thread may be of interest to Pampered Chef consultants who have faced similar challenges with career sales and are looking for shared experiences and support from their peers.
NooraK said:I'm totally drawing a blank on his name, but the consultant who spoke at Spring Launch a couple of years back and talked about how he does the bundles with the DCB. He said he lost his career sales probably a dozen times over the first 9 or 10 years of his business. Then, he had a change in his life/business, and did $45K+ in one year or so (maybe even more, I can't remember).
So it's not the end of the world![]()
ChefNelson said:Help me out - what did I miss? Why will $1250 be more important with the new app?
How can a customer connect with a Consultant in her area if she doesn’t already have one?
More and more, people use the internet to find information quickly and to make connections with others. And in the online world, the key is to enable connections and give choice to the consumer. • So in the new Web, a consumer can enter her location and she’ll see up to 5 Consultants who are
“In her area.” “In her area” means within 25 miles, whenever that’s possible. A link is provided to each Consultant’s Personal Web Site, so that the customer can take a look and choose to reach out to the Consultant of their choice. We’re giving the customer the choice, which is what they want, and that’s important.
Does this mean that the current lead system is being discontinued?
Yes. When the new website is launched on May 3, all Find a Consultant links on the old site will take visitors to the new site. Your existing list of lead names will continue to display in Consultant’s Corner until the old Web is de-commissioned after June 30. Be sure to print or save any names before June 30.
How can I be included in the new “Find a Consultant in Your Area”?
Consultants of any level who have sold at least $1250 in the prior month - and have a Personal Web Site - will be in the listing in the current month. The list will be updated after the prior month has been finalized – usually by the 10th.
Becca_in_MD said:I know Michael Reeves promoted DCB bundles but I don't know if he spoke at Launch. If so, I didn't realize he had been in the biz so long. Great guy!
NooraK said:I'm totally drawing a blank on his name, but the consultant who spoke at Spring Launch a couple of years back and talked about how he does the bundles with the DCB. He said he lost his career sales probably a dozen times over the first 9 or 10 years of his business. Then, he had a change in his life/business, and did $45K+ in one year or so (maybe even more, I can't remember).
So it's not the end of the world![]()
Brenda.the.chef said:and those were almost all contacting me instead of me contacting them! One could only imagine what will happen when I actually FOLLOW the 3-2-1 plan, huh?!?
No, you typically do not lose your career sales due to a few months of poor performance. Career sales are cumulative totals that reflect your overall sales history, and while a dip in sales can affect your current status, it does not erase past achievements.
To recover from a bad sales period, consider re-engaging with your customer base through promotions, hosting virtual cooking shows, or offering special discounts. Additionally, focus on improving your sales techniques and product knowledge to boost confidence and effectiveness in selling.
Your commission structure may not change immediately, but consistently low sales can affect your eligibility for certain bonuses or incentives. It’s important to stay informed about your company's policies regarding sales performance and commissions.
To prevent future sales slumps, regularly set achievable sales goals, maintain consistent communication with your customers, and stay active in promoting your products. Engaging with your team for support and sharing best practices can also help maintain momentum.
Yes, reaching out to your team leader for support is a great idea. They can provide guidance, resources, and motivation to help you get back on track. Team leaders often have valuable insights and strategies that can assist you in overcoming challenges.