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ShellBeach said:Most of my business comes from folks who know I will put on a quick show and not waste their precious time.
There are other folks who like more hoopla - I could never do a show like raebates does - so we all have a market, is how I look at it.
raebates talks about her show here
http://www.chefsuccess.com/f12/questions-rae-about-your-show-16925/
I do apologize for not wording this better, raebates! I do not mean to say you are wasting ANYONE's time. And I know for sure your sales are higher than mine! I just can't think of a word between 'entertainment' and 'quick' that applies.
My niche is small shows with less than 10 guests, and I'm a hobby consultant. My customer is the one-time PC host. I do not recruit, but I've had recruits fall into my lap.
Hunter Mom, know yourself and decide what kind of show you want to do...and thanks for your help in the RV thread I posted. Start with the PC kit you bought, and only expand if you want to! The online PC training is child/classroom oriented, don't let it turn you off though. Some good nuggets in there. NooraK is right - you have enough to do business with. If you add anything, make it your personality!
kristina16marie said:I am doing the 12 Days of Christmas Catalog Competition with a twist. Taking an idea I got from a Steve Wiltshire Teleseminar, I'm turning it into a "Pay it Forward Campaign". The 12 hostesses will still be collecting orders, but for every $100 they collect, they can nominate a needy family. I will be donating a portion of my commission (10%) and buying the a family Christmas dinner and some gifts. I made a few calls today (starting with my best past hostesses) and out of the 4 I called - ALL 4 agreed to collect orders! I can't wait to call more people tomorrow!
I realize that there are some of us who cannot afford to do things like this, in fact it's only because I just promoted to Director that I am giving this a shot. I am using the duplicate products I'm getting from my sample package as incentives for the prizes and am only donating 10% of my commission since my kids need Christmas dinner & presents too. But if you can swing it - I think it's worth a shot. People are in the "giving spirit" more during the holiday's and will collect orders if it's for a good cause. We are getting paid, they are getting prizes and host rewards and a needy family will get a Christmas to remember! WIN/WIN/WIN situation!
[email protected] said:Kristina, what a wonderful idea! Can you give more specifics on how you'll do this...
kristina16marie said:sure thing! here it is
cheflorraine said:Did all of those people you contacted have a family in mind that would receive your Christmas dinner/gifts?
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