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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various ideas and personal experiences related to hosting games and incentives for booking parties in the context of Pampered Chef shows. Participants share their thoughts on different approaches to encourage bookings without making guests feel pressured.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests a game involving sealed envelopes with prizes, including free shipping and discounts, but emphasizes that participation should be optional.
  • Another participant expresses discomfort with games that require guests to host parties, feeling it may create pressure and detract from the enjoyment of the experience.
  • Several users mention successful strategies involving low-pressure incentives, such as offering free shows or small gifts to encourage bookings.
  • One participant shares their experience of using sealed envelopes at shows, noting that it led to multiple bookings without pressuring guests.
  • Another participant describes a "party in a bucket" concept, which includes themed items to create excitement and encourage bookings.
  • Some participants discuss creative container ideas for themed parties, such as using flower pots or coolers, to enhance the presentation and appeal of the event.
  • Several users express enthusiasm for sharing ideas and appreciate the creativity within the community.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the effectiveness and appropriateness of games that require hosting parties, with some participants favoring low-pressure alternatives while others share successful experiences with more direct approaches.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas related to hosting parties, focusing on strategies that balance encouragement with guest comfort. The discussion reflects a variety of creative approaches within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for innovative ideas to encourage party bookings and enhance guest experiences may find the shared strategies and insights beneficial.

whitetiger
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i was thinking you could have
1: grand prize
2: free shipping
2: with s/b
2: 10% off their order today
5: congrat you are my next host

let everyone know that they don't have to play but they are taking a chance
and if they open one with the host they will host a party.

No one opens till the end..

any ideas would be helpful
 
Personally I don't like the hosting one because I want my hosts to want to have a party. I want them to tell their friends and make a big guest list and wish list and have it be a positive experience. It feels like it is pushy to me if they have to host when they get that envelope or not play the game. If I were to do this, I would have free show OR $5 off order or something along those lines.
 
Whitetiger,

sorry I couldn't be much help earlier.

I agree with Kate. I was a guest at a show several years ago that had a game in which the prize was "you must book a party." There was a lot of peer pressure to play because other prizes were included in the bin. I pulled the party (of course) but REALLY didn't want to have one. It did seem to force the issue.

Offering "free show" or "I'll bring plates" or even a free gift at their show will help push the fence-sitters to pick a date, but isn't as pushy to the folks who just don't want to have one.
 
i've been doing something like this lately...kinda like book to look. I have sealed envelopes and papers in them that offer various prizes. I'll attach it. I got 4 shows booked from my last one. 3 of them in july and one in june. it's been successful. I pass them out and tell them I'll discuss them later. When i finish my demo, i tell them about what's inside. When they check out, I ask if they want to open their envelope and host a show. No pressure.
 

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Tara those are so cute! Love the font and the little chef!

Great job!
 
Thanks! :0)
 
Tara1021 said:
i've been doing something like this lately...kinda like book to look. I have sealed envelopes and papers in them that offer various prizes. I'll attach it. I got 4 shows booked from my last one. 3 of them in july and one in june. it's been successful. I pass them out and tell them I'll discuss them later. When i finish my demo, i tell them about what's inside. When they check out, I ask if they want to open their envelope and host a show. No pressure.


I really like that idea! I may have to try it at my next show! Thank you for sharing!
 
chefann said:
Offering "free show" or "I'll bring plates" or even a free gift at their show will help push the fence-sitters to pick a date, but isn't as pushy to the folks who just don't want to have one.

I don't like the "win a show" games too much either. But this is what I did at my last show (of course I got the idea here).
I bought sand buckets at the $ store, and put in plates, napkins, forks, and cups, and a floral lei. It was the "party in a bucket" to go along with the taste of the tropics. The guests really liked it and it did get a booking, so I'll try it again. Plus it gets people talking about why I have the buckets and gets them interested I think.
 
Good idea to hand them all out, Tara.

I'm doing book to look with easter eggs in my Chillzanne, but I think if they have an egg in their hand, it will get them thinking about it more. I'm going to make everyone take one tonight!!!

I'm glad I read this thread today! Now back to getting my stuff together so I can leave soon!
 
amy07 said:
I don't like the "win a show" games too much either. But this is what I did at my last show (of course I got the idea here).
I bought sand buckets at the $ store, and put in plates, napkins, forks, and cups, and a floral lei. It was the "party in a bucket" to go along with the taste of the tropics. The guests really liked it and it did get a booking, so I'll try it again. Plus it gets people talking about why I have the buckets and gets them interested I think.

I like this idea...
What about a Deck party theme???
Schel
 
schel said:
I like this idea...
What about a Deck party theme???
Schel

are you looking for something different to put the paper goods in for a Deck Party theme? You could do a plastic flower pot from the $ store or even one of those styrofoam coolers
 
amy07 said:
are you looking for something different to put the paper goods in for a Deck Party theme? You could do a plastic flower pot from the $ store or even one of those styrofoam coolers

That is such a great idea for a outside show! I even have a styrofoam cooler sitting around I could use! Thanks for the ideas!

I wonder what I could use for a girl's night in...
 
GourmetGirl said:
That is such a great idea for a outside show! I even have a styrofoam cooler sitting around I could use! Thanks for the ideas!

I wonder what I could use for a girl's night in...

Ok, I'm really confessing my addiction to the dollar store, but they have those really cut hat boxes that would be neat for a girls night out. You know the round ones with the cute designs and neat trim?:p :p
 
Tons of cute ideas!!!! Thanks for the Book 2 Look coupons Tara..super cute. I'm going to use a combo of the coupons and the flower pots for my Memorial Day brunch I think.

I love this board!!
 
Amy07 I love your party in a bucket idea. I do have one question about it thought......do you give everyone a bucket that books a party that night? Or what is the incentive behind the bucket. I think it's a great idea for the summer time!!!! Thanks.
 
Tysmama2002 said:
Amy07 I love your party in a bucket idea. I do have one question about it thought......do you give everyone a bucket that books a party that night? Or what is the incentive behind the bucket. I think it's a great idea for the summer time!!!! Thanks.

If they book a cooking show they take the bucket. Of course, they could cancel on me (hasn't happened yet) but atleast they would have (hopefully) a little "guilt factor" if they did cancel for taking my bucket;)
As for the buckets themselves, I try to have atleast 2 (usually 3) already made prior to the show. I think it is a good visual to "remind" them of their show and how much fun it is.
 

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