Don't You Hate in When That Happens?!

Click For Summary

Discussion Overview

This thread discusses the experiences and frustrations of Pampered Chef consultants regarding sales events and product availability. Participants share personal anecdotes about their shows, sales outcomes, and the challenges of not receiving desired products.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses frustration about missing out on the 7pc Executive set due to a guest's purchase.
  • Another participant shares their experience of receiving only a lid without a pan, while anticipating a successful show with significant outside orders.
  • Several users mention similar experiences of receiving incomplete cookware sets, such as pans without lids.
  • One participant notes the excitement of having a guest split purchases between two shows, which they plan to announce during the events.
  • Another participant reflects on selling cookware after a promotional event and expresses a desire for additional products received at a previous leadership event.
  • One participant inquires about the points system for sales, specifically regarding half-price items and their eligibility for the Sell-a-thon.
  • Another participant clarifies that half-price cookware does not count towards the June Sell-a-thon, emphasizing the distinction between commissionable sales and promotional points.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the impact of promotional events on personal sales experiences, with some participants expressing frustration while others share positive outcomes. No clear consensus emerges on the points system for the Sell-a-thon.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences related to sales events and product availability within the Pampered Chef consultant community. The discussion reflects the competitive nature of sales and the emotional responses to product distribution.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking to relate to shared experiences regarding sales events and product availability may find this discussion relevant.

lacychef
Messages
5,691
So, pan-o-rama is over.... I just closed my show from last week---and one guest bought the 7pc Executive set! Yea for her sales, but darn it! With those sales I could have had that set!:)
Anyway, sometimes we all have those selfish moments right! At least it counts for good sales this month! I just hate it when that happens though:p
 
I had to laugh when I read that. All I got free was a lid (that I don't have a pan for). I have a show in 3 hours that already has almost $400 in outside orders. Watch me sell a set tonight too. Oh well. That will just make for a nice paycheck!
 
lidlessI had to laugh Jennifer - I earned a pan nad NO lid!!! LOL:p
 
the lid fits the Proff. Family Skillet too. Used it last night.
 
That is funny! Maybe we can share ;)

I don't have the Professional Family Skillet either.
 
Your right!I too hate it when that happens. I did get the Executive Stir Fry Skillet. No Lid. But, I have a show this coming Saturday where one set of the Executive was bought and one next Saturday where the other half is being bought. AT FULL PRICE mind you! Would have loved those points but...
But I need the sales this month too. Oh, it worked out that the same lady was invited to both shows so she split it up between the two hosts. I know they will be thrilled. Especially since neither one knows it yet! I will announce it at their shows!
That will be fun!
 
I had that happen at my show on Saturday....oh, well can't win 'em all!
 
Doesn't that just getcha???
I sold a bunch of cookware last week AFTER Pan-O-Rama was over. I have no rrom to fuss though - I did quite well with Pan-O-Rama...although I am still itching for the saucepan ya'll received at Leadership and I'm too dern cheap to buy iton the supply order - LOL
 
So how do the points for the sell a thon work? Do you get credit for the host half price items. I'm closing on a show where the 5/7 combo set AND the 5 piece set sold at half price. Do I get any points for that? Thanks.
 
Sell a thon is just that....sell a thon. Total commissionable sales for the month of June. Not just cookware, all sales. Shows must be HELD and SUBMITTED in June. Reach a level and get free products.

The points were for Pan O Rama and ended in May. All shows had to be submitted by May 31 in order to count. Points were given (one point per each dollar) for each piece of cookware sold. Whether it was sold as a half price, free product or discounted we got the full dollar value converted into points that we can now redeem for free cookware. Full details on CC.

Hope that helps,
 
Soooo....., no,sorry, 1/2 price cookware doesn't count for the June Sell-a-thon.
It is "commissionable" sales - which is Guest Sales, Host purchases at their 15-30% discount, and individual sales.
 
I knew it!!!!!My hostess last night wanted the 5 and 7 piece Executive cookware for her 1/2 price item. BUT she ended up not getting them. I just had a feeling that was going to happen!!!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "Don't You Hate It When That Happens?!"?

"Don't You Hate It When That Happens?!" is a fun and engaging direct sales event or campaign often used by Pampered Chef consultants to connect with potential customers. It highlights common kitchen frustrations and showcases how Pampered Chef products can solve these problems.

How can I participate in a "Don't You Hate It When That Happens?!" event?

You can participate by attending a Pampered Chef party hosted by a consultant or by hosting your own event. During the event, you'll have the opportunity to share your kitchen woes and learn about products that can help alleviate those issues.

What types of kitchen problems are typically discussed in these events?

Common kitchen problems discussed include issues like food sticking to pans, difficulty chopping vegetables, or struggling with meal prep. The event aims to resonate with attendees by addressing relatable frustrations and providing practical solutions through Pampered Chef products.

Can I host my own "Don't You Hate It When That Happens?!" event?

Yes, you can host your own event! Contact a Pampered Chef consultant to help you set up the event. They will guide you through the process, provide product demonstrations, and help you engage your guests in discussing their kitchen challenges.

What are the benefits of attending a "Don't You Hate It When That Happens?!" event?

Attending these events allows you to discover new kitchen tools and solutions, learn cooking tips, and connect with others who share similar kitchen frustrations. Additionally, you may have the chance to earn free products or discounts based on your participation or purchases made during the event.

Similar Pampered Chef Threads

Replies
15
Views
3K
ChefBeckyD
  • clshirk
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
10
Views
2K
clshirk
  • CoidgigBese
  • Recruiting and Team Leaders
Replies
4
Views
1K
tpchefpattie
  • BeckyD
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
7
Views
2K
reesefamily5
  • DebPC
  • Business, Marketing and Customer Service
Replies
2
Views
3K
Windy City Pampered Chef
  • Kristinabelle
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
4
Views
1K
Wildfire
  • nicki25
  • Pampered Chef Shows
Replies
2
Views
1K
Admin Greg
  • KYCHEF
  • Business, Marketing and Customer Service
Replies
6
Views
1K
KYCHEF
Replies
2
Views
1K
Admin Greg
  • sklay723
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
5
Views
2K
Bren706
Back
Top