Hoping to Drum up Sales at My Stampin up Party Today!

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a party hosted by a participant, where they discuss their excitement about selling Pampered Chef stones and share recipes and experiences related to the event. Participants express their thoughts on networking with other consultants and the success of their party activities.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses excitement about their party and mentions promotional strategies, including a discount on stones.
  • Another participant shares their experience of having one booking and a big order, highlighting the popularity of a dish they made.
  • Several users inquire about a recipe shared in the thread, indicating interest in cooking experiences.
  • One participant notes the value of building relationships with consultants from other companies, mentioning the referrals they have received.
  • Another participant confirms they demonstrate a popular recipe at their shows when requested.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the effectiveness of the party strategies, but there is agreement on the benefits of networking with other consultants.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences related to hosting parties and sharing recipes within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in sharing experiences about hosting parties, networking, and recipe ideas may find this thread relevant.

its_me_susan
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The kids and I are so excited about our party - I put "by the way, stones are 20% off" on all my invites. I have used mini-muffin pan to make cornbread muffins, and square stone to make symphony brownies (YUM). so excited! I'm hoping to sell some stones! Wish me luck!

By the way, take a peek at stampinup.com, page 153, or search for "taking care of business" - they really got it right this time! I love it. I plan to take it as a business expense, and make my own wish list, to do lists on post-its notes or to make my consultants "work, play, home" ~ lists, the "thanks for ordering" for ordering stamp is going to go on my receipts.

I highly recommend looking for a consultant in every home business. We all like to support other home business owners. :) I've made some good friends too.

Susan :)

My vendor share.
 
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its_me_susan said:
My vendor share.

One booking, one big order. Not a total failure. I made the creamy caramel apple braid - it was gone in no time!
:thumbup:

Fun party :)
 
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I don't think I've got that recipe, would you share?

I totally agree about making friends with other consultants in other companies, I've gotten lots of referrals.

Lisa
 
Lisa/ChefBear said:
I don't think I've got that recipe, would you share?

I totally agree about making friends with other consultants in other companies, I've gotten lots of referrals.

Lisa

Here you go...ENJOY!!!!

CREAMY CARAMEL APPLE WREATH
2 pkgs crescent rolls (reduced fat if you can find)
1 @ 8 oz. cream cheese, softened (reduced fat if you can find)
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 tsp vanilla
2 TBS flour
3 Granny Smith apples
1 TBS sugar, 1/2 tsp cinnamon
1 jar (squeeze bottle) caramel ice cream topping
Half Gallon Vanilla ice cream
Preheat oven to 350°.
To make wreath:
Arrange triangles of crescent rolls in circle on 15" round Baking Stone with wide ends of triangles in the center and points to the outside. There will be a 5" diameter opening in the center.
Mix cream cheese, flour, vanilla and brown sugar in 1 Qt. Batter Bowl. Spread over dough.
Use AP/C/S to prepare apples, use Food Chopper to coarsely chop. Lay apples over cream cheese mixture. Bring points of triangles up and over filling and tuck under wide ends of dough in center of ring. Filling will not be completely covered. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar from Flour/Sugar shaker.
Bake 30 minutes, slice with Slice 'N serve,
drizzle each piece with caramel ice cream topping.
 
Hey Ginger! YUM!!!! Do you demo that at your shows at all??
 
PamperedDor said:
Hey Ginger! YUM!!!! Do you demo that at your shows at all??

Yep!! Whenever they want me to....:chef:
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some effective ways to promote my Stampin' Up party before it starts?

To promote your Stampin' Up party effectively, consider using social media platforms to create buzz. Share sneak peeks of the products you'll showcase, and encourage your friends to RSVP. Sending out personal invitations, whether digital or physical, can also make your guests feel special and more likely to attend. Additionally, you can offer incentives, such as a small prize for attendees or a special discount on orders placed at the party.

How can I engage my guests during the Stampin' Up party?

Engaging your guests can be achieved by incorporating interactive activities, such as live demonstrations of products or hands-on crafting sessions. Encourage participation by asking questions and inviting guests to share their own crafting experiences. You can also create a fun atmosphere with games or contests related to Stampin' Up products, which can help break the ice and keep the energy high throughout the party.

What should I have prepared for my Stampin' Up party?

Preparation is key for a successful party. Make sure to have all the necessary supplies, including product samples, catalogs, and order forms. Set up a comfortable space for guests to gather, and have refreshments available to create a welcoming environment. Prepare a brief presentation or demonstration to showcase the products, and consider having a few completed projects on display to inspire your guests.

How can I encourage guests to place orders during the party?

To encourage orders, highlight any special promotions or discounts available during the party. Create a sense of urgency by offering limited-time deals or exclusive items that can only be purchased at the event. Make the ordering process easy by having order forms ready and being available to assist guests with their selections. You can also share testimonials or success stories from previous customers to build trust and excitement around the products.

What follow-up strategies should I use after the Stampin' Up party?

After the party, follow up with your guests by sending thank-you notes, whether through email or handwritten cards. Include a recap of the party and remind them of any ongoing promotions. You can also reach out to those who expressed interest but didn’t place an order, offering to answer any questions they might have. Additionally, consider scheduling a follow-up party or crafting session to keep the momentum going and maintain engagement with your customers.

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