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The discussion focuses on creating effective hostess packets for book shows, specifically highlighting the contents necessary for success. Dana Dunphy seeks advice on what to include, while Ann provides a detailed list of items such as outside order forms, catalogs, a show planner, and special flyers. The conversation emphasizes the importance of tailored materials for book shows compared to cooking shows, ensuring hosts have the tools needed to maximize their event's potential.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for direct sales consultants, event planners, and anyone involved in organizing book shows who seeks to enhance their hostess packet effectiveness and overall event success.
A Hostess Packet is a collection of materials provided to a hostess to help them organize and promote their Book Show. It typically includes product catalogs, order forms, party planning tips, and promotional materials to engage potential guests and encourage sales.
Your Hostess Packet should include a current product catalog, order forms, a host rewards flyer, a checklist for planning the event, and any promotional materials that highlight special offers or new products. You might also include tips on how to invite guests and ideas for themes or activities during the show.
Encourage your hostess to use social media, email, and personal invitations to promote the Book Show. Provide them with sample messages or graphics they can share. Additionally, suggest they create a fun theme or offer incentives for guests who attend, such as a raffle or special discounts on orders.
To ensure a successful Book Show, encourage your hostess to engage with guests before the event, set a clear date and time, and create excitement around the products. Remind them to follow up with guests after the show to collect orders and thank them for their participation. Also, suggest they showcase popular products or offer cooking demonstrations during the event.
Be available to answer questions and provide guidance throughout the event. Offer to host a virtual or in-person demonstration if possible, and check in regularly to see if they need assistance. After the event, help them with the follow-up process, including collecting orders and distributing products to guests.