Host Booking off of Her Own Party

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the topic of hosts booking additional shows off their own previous parties and the potential benefits they can receive, particularly regarding host specials on Stoneware products. Participants share their experiences and clarify the conditions under which hosts can qualify for multiple discounts.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions a host who booked a catalog show after a kitchen show and questions if she can receive two host specials.
  • Another participant confirms that the host can indeed receive two host specials by placing one order as a guest and another as the new host.
  • Several users discuss the importance of entering the past host number correctly to ensure the discounts apply.
  • One participant expresses regret about previously informing a host that she wouldn't qualify for the booking special after a small show.
  • Another participant shares their practice of always entering bookings for hosts to maximize benefits, noting that it doesn't always work but can lead to additional host benefits.
  • One participant raises a question about whether a spouse can also benefit from past host discounts, leading to a discussion about eligibility and conditions for receiving multiple discounts.
  • Several participants clarify that the host must have booked off the previous show within a specific timeframe to qualify for the discounts.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specifics of how host specials can be applied, with some participants affirming the ability to receive multiple discounts while others express confusion or share past experiences that suggest different outcomes. No clear consensus emerges on the best practices for booking hosts off their own shows.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and interpretations of booking practices within the Pampered Chef consultant community, particularly regarding host specials and the conditions for eligibility.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on maximizing host benefits and understanding the nuances of booking shows off previous parties may find this discussion relevant.

Bexs50
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I have a host who had a kitchen show last November. She booked a catalog show for February because she wants more Stoneware. When I submitted her show in November I put her in as a booking. Now when I submit her Feb show can she get two host specials? One for being the current host and one for being the past host?? So, could she potentially get four pieces of stoneware at 60% off?? TIA :p
 
Becky,

Yes she can get 2 of the host specials - you put one order in as a guest and she pays the S&H charge and the other one as the new host of the catalog show - what a great deal for her if she loves stoneware!
 
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Great, thanks! She will be thrilled!
 
Gina M said:
Becky,

Yes she can get 2 of the host specials - you put one order in as a guest and she pays the S&H charge and the other one as the new host of the catalog show - what a great deal for her if she loves stoneware!


But if you put it in as a guest wouldn't the price be different. Hosts get them 60% off, guests only 20% off.
 
mom2leelee said:
But if you put it in as a guest wouldn't the price be different. Hosts get them 60% off, guests only 20% off.
No because shwe is the booking host....she booked off of herself.
 
She'll just have to pay the $4 shipping on her guest order. No biggie for such a great deal, though!
 
Make sure you put her past host number into PP for it to work and she can get the 2 at 60% as the booking benefit.
 
Well dang it, sorry but I had a host do a really small show. She was going to book another show off of herself but I told her she wouldn't get the booking special. Dang it!
 
I make it a point to always enter a booking for my hostess under her show. Doesn't always work, but sometimes they do another show w/in 6 months, and then they get 2 hostess benefits, if they want them.
 
mom2leelee said:
Well dang it, sorry but I had a host do a really small show. She was going to book another show off of herself but I told her she wouldn't get the booking special. Dang it!
Call her up and let her know. But you probably put her show through already huh?
 
so what your telling me is that my husband who hosted a show for me way before we were married can host a show, and I can put in his host number to get his past hostess discount, so he could get two pans this month at 60% off instead of one??? if that is true then my show that I jsut had last Thursday is the same thing as well....
 
you have to enter him as a booking off his show so when you closed his show you had to put it in as a booking
 
mommyhugz1978 said:
so what your telling me is that my husband who hosted a show for me way before we were married can host a show, and I can put in his host number to get his past hostess discount, so he could get two pans this month at 60% off instead of one??? if that is true then my show that I jsut had last Thursday is the same thing as well....
Actually it would be 1 pan. February is a Special occasion where the Host gets to choose two.
However this months host MUST have booked off of your Hubbies show within the last 6 months to qualify.
Laurel
 
CAmomCookin4U said:
Actually it would be 1 pan. February is a Special occasion where the Host gets to choose two.
However this months host MUST have booked off of your Hubbies show within the last 6 months to qualify.
Laurel

The host special is TWO pieces of Stoneware at 60% off, so YES he would be able to get two if the booking was entered when the show closed.
 
mom2leelee said:
Well dang it, sorry but I had a host do a really small show. She was going to book another show off of herself but I told her she wouldn't get the booking special. Dang it!
Do you have another show with a friend or family member soon? Someone who wouldn't mind you adding this person as a booking? Then when she wants to do another show, just let her get the second host special under that other person's name? Make sense? I was confused about bookings when I first started and missed a few so I made it up to them by doing this. They don't get a receipt in their name, but I don't see anything wrong with it....it was your mistake and they did want to book.
 
Make sure too...That when you put in this hosts order as a guest, you use the Host Product numbers NOT the Guest Product numbers! Otherwise it will only be a 20% discounted item. (30% with the PAST HOST DISCOUNT.) This is still a far cry higher in price than if you use the Host Product Numbers for the stoneware. Remember too that the past host discount will NOT apply an even greater discount to the 60%. These are always 60% off not matter what. PP knows what it needs to do so you will not have to do anything but put the order in.

And a small word of advice was given here, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS rebook your hosts off their shows. If they have a show in 6 months great for you and for them. If not, no harm, no fowl. There is no reasons or rules that say you can not do that. In fact it is encouraged by HO. Not to rebook them is, sorry to be blunt, just not smart!
 
It would be two pans, one for him as the host and another one for him as a guest.



CAmomCookin4U said:
Actually it would be 1 pan. February is a Special occasion where the Host gets to choose two.
However this months host MUST have booked off of your Hubbies show within the last 6 months to qualify.
Laurel
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to book off of my own party?

Booking off of your own party means that you can schedule additional parties using the success of your own event. When guests enjoy your party and see the benefits of hosting, they may want to host their own party, allowing you to earn more rewards and commissions.

How can I encourage guests to book off my party?

You can encourage guests to book off your party by highlighting the fun they had, showcasing the rewards they can earn, and sharing your excitement about the products. Offering incentives, such as a discount or a free product for hosting, can also motivate them to schedule their own party.

What are the benefits of booking off my own party?

The benefits include earning additional rewards and commissions, expanding your customer base, and creating a network of hosts who can support each other. It also helps you build relationships with new customers and increase your overall sales.

Can I book multiple parties off my own party?

Yes, you can book multiple parties off your own party. Each guest who expresses interest in hosting can schedule their own event, allowing you to maximize your earning potential and create a chain of parties that can lead to even more sales.

What should I do if a guest wants to book a party during my event?

If a guest wants to book a party during your event, be enthusiastic and help them set a date right away. Discuss the benefits they will receive, and offer to assist them with planning their party. This immediate action can help solidify their commitment and ensure a successful booking.

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