Help With Getting Sales for Fb On-Line Shows

[bunksc]

I've had 3 FB on-line shows this month (one was a fundraiser). None of them had enough sales to qualify for a show, and one of them only had one order for $8.00.

The host that was active and posted on her event wall is the one that got the $8 order, the other hosts didn't post anything. I posted once a day and I offered a free gift to the first 3 people that placed orders but that didn't entice anyone to order.

I am trying to get some more FB shows booked for May; what else can I do to help the host get orders?

TIA.

 

[raebates]

FB recently changed again. If a guest doesn't click Yes or Maybe, they don't see anything you post unless they happen to also be a friend of yours. One thing I'm doing with my FB events is making the occasional comment on the host's profile including a link to the event. I'm also making sure to tell the host that her friends won't see what I post unless they're a Yes or Maybe, but everyone invited will see whatever she posts in the event. So, it's important for her to post (or at least Like something I've posted) as often as possible.

 

[Admin Greg]

1. Offer a host incentive: Consider offering a special host incentive, such as a free product or discounted item, for hosts who reach a certain sales goal or have a certain number of guests attend their online show.2. Provide promotional materials: Offer your host graphics, images and other promotional materials that they can share on their event page and personal social media accounts. This will make it easier for them to promote the show and generate interest among their friends and followers.3. Engage with the host's friends: Encourage the host to introduce you to their friends and family who are attending the show. Engage with them by commenting on their posts or sending them a personal message to introduce yourself and your products.4. Offer exclusive deals: Create special deals or discounts that are only available to guests who attend the online show. This will give them a sense of urgency to place an order during the event.5. Host a pre-show party: Consider hosting a pre-show party where you showcase your products and offer exclusive deals to those who attend. This will generate excitement and anticipation for the actual event.6. Utilize Facebook Live: Consider using Facebook Live during the show to showcase products, answer questions and engage with guests in real-time. This will make the show more interactive and engaging for attendees.7. Follow up with guests: After the show, follow up with guests who attended but did not place an order. Send them a personal message thanking them for attending and offer to answer any questions they may have about your products.8. Get creative with themes: Choose a fun and unique theme for the online show, such as a virtual spa night or a wine and cheese tasting. This will make the event more exciting and memorable for guests.9. Collaborate with other consultants: Consider teaming up with other consultants from different direct sales companies to co-host a virtual party. This will expand your reach and potentially bring in new customers.10. Keep it simple: Make the ordering process as easy and convenient as possible for guests. Consider using a simple order form or providing a direct link to your website for guests to place their orders.