The discussion centers on the calculation of a host's order in relation to a show total of $400. A host ordered $50 worth of products, and the key takeaway is that a host's order does not contribute to the show total when entered under "add host order" in the PP system. If the host's order is removed from the total, it may lower the average unless additional orders are added to maintain the $400 threshold. Additionally, if the host spends $50 after discounts, she qualifies for a free chillzanne mini-bowl.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for party plan consultants, sales representatives, and anyone involved in managing host orders and calculating show averages in direct sales environments.
A host order for a $400 show in Pampered Chef refers to the products that a host can select at a discounted price based on the total sales generated during their show. When the show reaches $400 in sales, the host becomes eligible for various rewards, including discounts on products and free items.
The rewards for a $400 show typically include a percentage of the total sales in free products, as well as a discount on additional items. For example, hosts usually receive 10% of the show sales in free products, which would amount to $40 in free products for a $400 show. Additionally, hosts can often purchase items at a 50% discount.
No, host orders are typically separate from other promotions or discounts. However, hosts can take advantage of the rewards and discounts available specifically for their show. It's best to check with your Pampered Chef consultant for any specific guidelines regarding combining offers.
Hosts should place their order as soon as possible after the show closes, typically within a few days. This ensures that they can take advantage of their rewards before any potential changes in product availability or pricing. It's best to coordinate with your consultant to finalize the order promptly.