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[lockhartkitchen]

I'm at $450. My actual shows are usually $500+, but I had several months last year with zero sales, so it blew my average. Not this year. I'm off to a great start since September. I am a part time, only because I work full time as a teacher, but with 8+ shows a month, I guess I'm considered full time. I used to be lucky if I had 2 shows in a month last year. I moved to a new area and I have tripled my business.

 

[wadesgirl]

The $470 on the My Incentive Calculator for the It's Your Choice is the company average, not the consultant.

"Note: The Show Average listed below is the current company Show average. If you know your personal Show average, update this field for more accurate results."

Oops! Good one! I'll have to go see what my real average is!

Okay... drumroll... Just for kitchen shows, my show average is... $473! Guess I was close enough by posting HO average!

 

[Gina M]

Since starting in September 2005 - my average is $630 - however in 2007 - my average cooking show was $683. Personally I don't mail the invites for the hosts - from time to time - I do send the postcard stamps with their host packets. I've had a lot of high shows this year and I think the hosts are just motivated to get good sales and therefore I don't have to do a lot of extra work. I always try and get them to get a lot of outside orders which tends to make a big difference in their shows.