Had My First Show Last Night!!!!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant's experience hosting their first show as a Pampered Chef consultant, highlighting the event's success and the enjoyment derived from sharing their passion for cooking. Participants express congratulations and share supportive comments regarding the experience.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shared their experience of hosting their first show with six attendees and demonstrating a Chocolate Pecan Lattice Tart, noting that everyone had a good time despite not being perfect.
  • Another participant expressed excitement about the sales total of $615 for the first show, indicating satisfaction with the outcome.
  • Several users congratulated the original poster on their success, emphasizing the positive nature of the event and encouraging continued effort.
  • One participant mentioned effective coaching of the hostess, which contributed to outside orders.
  • Another participant noted that none of them are "perfect" chefs, reinforcing a supportive community sentiment.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

General agreement exists among participants regarding the success of the first show and the enjoyment of the experience, with no clear disagreement noted.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and sentiments related to hosting a first show, with an emphasis on community support and shared enthusiasm for the Pampered Chef business.

Who May Find This Useful

New consultants or those considering hosting their first show may find the shared experiences and supportive comments relevant to their journey.

KimmyDarling
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One of my friends hosted my first show last night. There were six people there, and I demo'd the Chocolate Pecan Lattice Tart.

I wasn't anywhere near perfect, but I think everybody had a good time! As of now, the show total is $615, too, which makes me happy. No bookings from it (yet!), but one guest is interested in talking more about the opportunity, so we'll see!

It is so much fun to talk about something you really love. I really think I am going to enjoy this job!

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Way to go! Your sales sound GREAT for your first show! :D
 
WOO HOO GREAT JOB....You keep it up girl******
 
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Thanks, y'all!!!!I coached my hostess pretty well-- she had a bunch of outside orders!
 
Not bad for only 6 people!!! :)
 
KimmyDarling said:
One of my friends hosted my first show last night. There were six people there, and I demo'd the Chocolate Pecan Lattice Tart.

I wasn't anywhere near perfect, but I think everybody had a good time! As of now, the show total is $615, too, which makes me happy. No bookings from it (yet!), but one guest is interested in talking more about the opportunity, so we'll see!

It is so much fun to talk about something you really love. I really think I am going to enjoy this job!

http://techhelpers.net/e4u/drink/trink04.gif
Don't listen to anyone who tells you how to do your business. Keep doing what you're doing and you'll be FINE! :D
 
Congrats...great job!!
 
That's awesome for your first show! Keep up the great work!!!!!
 
thats sooo great!
 
Way to go for your first show:D Great host coaching; keep it up!
BTW, none of us are "perfect" chefs...just "pampered" ones;) I use that line all the time at my shows!
Oh, & you're halfway there to your SS bonus!
 
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Thanks, y'all!!!
 
lacychef said:
BTW, none of us are "perfect" chefs...just "pampered" ones;)
I couldn't agree more Lacy!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do after having my first Pampered Chef show?

After your first show, take some time to reflect on what went well and what could be improved. Follow up with your guests by sending thank-you notes or emails, and encourage them to share their feedback. Additionally, consider reaching out to those who expressed interest in hosting their own shows or joining your team.

How can I increase sales after my first show?

To boost sales after your first show, focus on following up with guests who showed interest in specific products. Share your personal experiences with the products and offer promotions or discounts for orders placed within a certain timeframe. Utilize social media to showcase your favorite items and create excitement around upcoming shows.

What are some tips for hosting my next Pampered Chef show?

For your next show, consider choosing a theme or specific recipe to keep things engaging. Prepare a clear agenda and practice your presentation to ensure a smooth flow. Encourage interaction by asking guests to participate in the cooking process and share their own tips. Lastly, promote the event in advance to maximize attendance.

How do I handle questions from guests during my show?

It's natural for guests to have questions during your show. Be open and approachable, and encourage them to ask anything. If you don't know the answer, it's okay to admit it and offer to follow up later. Make sure to listen actively and provide helpful information to enhance their experience.

What should I include in my follow-up after the show?

Your follow-up should include a thank-you message to all attendees, along with a summary of the products showcased and any special offers available. Include links to your online store and encourage them to reach out with any questions. You can also invite them to your next show or ask if they would be interested in hosting their own event.

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