Did You Notice the Easier Bottom Rung of the Sell-a-Thon Ladder?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses recent changes to the Sell-a-Thon ladder and how these changes impact participants' goals and experiences as Pampered Chef consultants. Participants share their excitement about the new incentives and express various personal goals for sales in June.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a hobby consultant, expresses excitement about the easier requirements for earning fall products and the new Round Up item.
  • Another participant mentions the elimination of certain requirements for incentives but feels challenged by the $6000 sales threshold for a bonus.
  • One participant shares a personal goal of reaching $3000 in sales, noting the difficulties posed by vacation and previous sales performance.
  • Another participant aims for $6000 in sales to maximize product earnings and points for an upcoming promotion.
  • One participant expresses concern about having no shows booked for June but appreciates the easier earning criteria.
  • Another participant reflects on the flexibility of the new requirements compared to previous ones, which were harder to meet.
  • Several participants discuss their anticipation for July's incentives and host benefits, with mixed feelings about their schedules and upcoming commitments.
  • One participant notes that while some are enthusiastic about July's specials, others prefer the June offerings.
  • Another participant shares optimism about their June bookings and aims to reach the $6000 sales mark.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the challenges of meeting sales goals, with some participants feeling optimistic about the new incentive structure while others express concerns about their ability to achieve their targets.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and goals related to their sales efforts, reflecting a range of circumstances and motivations within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights into the current incentive structure and personal experiences related to achieving sales goals may find this discussion relevant.

Intrepid_Chef
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Ooooh lookie! Did anyone notice they made the bottom rung of the ladder easier?

You still get fall products if you have 2 shows in June ... EVEN IF THEY AREN'T HELD AND SUBMITTED IN THE FIRST TWO WEEKS.

And only one show in the first two weeks is needed to get the new Round Up item.

I have 2 fairs in June so I am super excited about this. I'm a hobby consultant so I didn't like it much when they made us submit shows in the first 2 weeks before.
 
I have noticed they seem to have eliminated that requirement for a lot of the incentives and I love it! I'm bummed you have to sell at least $6000 to get the 5% PC dollar bonus. That's going to be really hard to meet. I've never sold that much in month yet, even with 10 shows.
 
I'm excited. I am setting a goal for $3000. That would be my highest month if I can hit that goal. And it is going to be HARD. I am on vacation for a week which eliminates 2 weekends. I am trying to add a few extra catalog shows and book the beginning of the month heavy. My 90 days ends 6/20 so any sales I can get in before then will be great for PC $ for me. I am going to be so sad when my 90 days ends. I am loving PC $. But I am nervous. April (my best month) was just over $2500. My May is looking not that great but I am doing June bookings now. I'd rather aim big in June then add more to May. So I am hoping I can get some bookings from my show this Sunday.
 
My goal is $6000 I want all products and I want the PC $'s to add to the PC $'s I'll get when I promote!!! :) Plus I need all the points I can muster to earn New Orleans! Very excited. Have 3 solidly booked so far and others to follow up on.

My May is a little iffy but I'm hosting my own Fundraiser show next week and hoping to fill my June more then!!
 
I have nothing booked for June yet (so sad), but I'm going to keep plugging and hope that I can at least get the Round Up item and 2 shows... I love earning these incentives, and I love that they've become easier to earn (2 shows a month vs. 2 shows by the 15th is sooo much easier on me!).
 
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With my work schedule what it is ... 2 shows by the 15th is next to impossible for me some months. The way it is now is the way it was when I first started and I so appreciate it!
 
Wonder if they're going to do anything with July this year.
 
July is going to be huge with PC. With the host benefits they are doing for July. I dont even want to talk about July till I get June where I want it. But I have had poeple ask what July is and they book. I have 2 in June right now and 3 or 4 in July.
 
I meant will PC do anything with SAT. Last couple of years there was a "2 shows in July" product. I think last year it was a show by July 15 and you got the last RUFTH trivet.
 
Yes, July seems to be huge. I wish my schedule would cooperate! I have a wedding and with the 4th, etc., it's already getting a bit full. I need to get on the phone for June and I need to check closer on the incentives. It sounds like it will be a lot of fun!
 
July's host special is really, really, nice--I wish it was June's! ;)
 
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Some people are enthused with the July special (I know my host was last year) others not so much. I like the June specials too.
 
My June is starting to shape up nicely! I need to sit down (tonight or tomorrow) and make some calls to get a few more shows. I'm hoping to hit that $6000 mark to get doubles of all the new products (since I'll get them as a Director as well!).
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sell-a-Thon Ladder in Pampered Chef?

The Sell-a-Thon Ladder is a structured incentive program designed to motivate consultants to increase their sales and achieve specific goals. It consists of various rungs that represent different sales milestones, with rewards and recognition at each level.

What does the "easier bottom rung" refer to?

The "easier bottom rung" refers to the initial level of the Sell-a-Thon Ladder that has been adjusted to be more accessible for new consultants or those looking to boost their sales. This change is intended to encourage participation and help more consultants achieve their first milestone.

How can I benefit from the easier bottom rung of the Sell-a-Thon Ladder?

By taking advantage of the easier bottom rung, you can quickly achieve your first sales goal, which may provide you with confidence and motivation to continue climbing the ladder. It also allows you to start earning rewards sooner, enhancing your overall experience as a consultant.

Are there specific sales targets for the easier bottom rung?

Yes, the easier bottom rung typically has a lower sales target compared to higher rungs. This target is designed to be achievable for most consultants, allowing them to reach it within a shorter time frame and encouraging ongoing sales efforts.

How often does the Sell-a-Thon Ladder change?

The Sell-a-Thon Ladder may be updated periodically to reflect new goals, incentives, or changes in the business environment. It’s important for consultants to stay informed about any updates through official Pampered Chef communications to maximize their opportunities.

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