Had to Toot My Own Horn!!! :Sing:i Booked a Last Minute Party

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants sharing their recent successes in booking and hosting Pampered Chef parties, highlighting unexpected positive outcomes and personal achievements in sales and recruitment.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, celebrated booking a last-minute party that resulted in significant sales, including multiple deep covered bakers and a catalog show.
  • Another participant expressed excitement over having a hostess with 20 attendees for an upcoming show, contrasting it with a previous rough show.
  • Several users mentioned their positive experiences with hosts who effectively engaged their guests, leading to successful shows.
  • One participant shared their achievement of signing their first recruit and reaching a significant sales milestone, attributing their success to personal faith.
  • Another participant noted closing a catalog show with $400 in sales, expressing enthusiasm for their accomplishments.
  • One participant reported a total of $1,328 in sales for the month, emphasizing the positive reactions from guests towards new products.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally expressed excitement and positivity about their recent successes, with no clear disagreements noted.

Contextual Notes

The experiences shared reflect a range of personal achievements within the consultant community, focusing on individual sales and recruitment milestones.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for motivation or inspiration from peers' success stories may find this discussion valuable.

caraighan
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Had to toot my own horn!!! :sing:

I booked a last minute party that had a host and co-host that held last night... well, I was kind of worried because she only gave me about 11 names on her guest list and they were all family.

However, I sold 3 deep covered bakers and one lady had never heard of Pampered Chef and ordered $138+ just to get her sister's show to the $300 level so she could get a half-price item and a 60% off. Then she wanted to put the rest of her order as a catalog show. I didn't get home until 11PM!!! and she lives across the street!!!!!

Plus, both hosts and co-host ordered stuff with their discount! All in all it will be about $800 in commissionable sales!!!!!!!!!!! I'd say it was worth it!
 
Re: Hooray!!!Sweet! Don't you love it when something unexpected like this happens? Way to go!!
 
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Kitchen Diva said:
Sweet! Don't you love it when something unexpected like this happens? Way to go!!

sure do!!! I'm off to another show in about 5 minutes!!! 10 minutes from home and she already has $272 in outside orders!!!!!!!!!!!

another hooray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Re: Hooray!!!Cool! Love those hosts who do their job.
 
Re: Hooray!!!My hostess for tonight just told me she was having 20 people! I'm totally psyched! Last nights show was rough, so I'm looking forward to tonight. And I have a bridal fair tomorrow - I've never done one, wish me luck!

don't you wish all hostesses listened and just "got" it?
 
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caraighan said:
sure do!!! I'm off to another show in about 5 minutes!!! 10 minutes from home and she already has $272 in outside orders!!!!!!!!!!!

another hooray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Got back from my shwo a little while ago... another good show!!! She had about 8 people there and will probably have about $600 by the time the show closes!!! That's about $1400 in 2 days!!!!!!!

hooray!!!!!!!!! (sorry to be repeating myself!!! LOL)
 
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caraighan said:
Got back from my shwo a little while ago... another good show!!! She had about 8 people there and will probably have about $600 by the time the show closes!!! That's about $1400 in 2 days!!!!!!!

hooray!!!!!!!!! (sorry to be repeating myself!!! LOL)

That is awesome! So nice to hear that some people are booking and having decent shows! I hope this is an upswing for all!
 
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pamperedharriet said:
That is awesome! So nice to hear that some people are booking and having decent shows! I hope this is an upswing for all!

I'm closing another catalog show today at $400!


tooting my own horn again!!!! :sing:
 
Re: Hooray!!!Toot away!! We love to hear our fellow cheffer's are doing well. In your case, doing really awesome! LOL
 
Re: Hooray!!!Okay, I don't post often here, didn't know how for a while! But since someone said toot away, I am very excited right now too. Late last night, I signed my first recruit, hit my $15,000 career sales and earned level one of the kitchen electrics!!!!!!!!!! I credit the Lord for providing. Yesterday morning I awoke worried, and prayed before getting out of bed and asked him to provide as He saw fit!!!!!!!! Glad He saw fit!!!!
 
Re: Hooray!!!Congrats Teresah!!!!!!!!! So happy for you!!!! YAY!!!!!!!
 
Re: Hooray!!!For this month I had 1328 in sales that's great after a 1 show in Jan. The host from yesterday wanted a peak at the mini catalog and everyone was ooh and ahhing and she looked at her friends and said ok which one of you wants to do a party so I can get the new products!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Had to Toot My Own Horn!!! :Sing:i Booked a Last Minute Party" mean?

This phrase expresses excitement and pride in successfully booking a party on short notice. It highlights the achievement of securing a last-minute event, which can be a challenge in direct sales.

How can I effectively book a last-minute party?

To book a last-minute party, reach out to your existing customer base, friends, and family. Use social media to promote the event and create a sense of urgency. Offering incentives, such as discounts or free products, can also encourage quick bookings.

What are some tips for hosting a successful last-minute party?

For a successful last-minute party, keep the guest list manageable, focus on a few key products, and utilize engaging demonstrations. Ensure you have all necessary materials ready and consider using online platforms for virtual parties to reach a wider audience quickly.

How can I promote my last-minute party effectively?

Promote your last-minute party through social media posts, text messages, and email invitations. Create eye-catching graphics and use engaging language to convey excitement. Encourage guests to RSVP quickly and share the event with their friends.

What should I do if I don't get enough guests for my last-minute party?

If you don't get enough guests, consider pivoting to a virtual party format or rescheduling for a later date. You can also reach out to your network for one-on-one consultations or smaller gatherings to ensure you still showcase your products effectively.

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