Hosts Bumping You Over $1,000 - What's Your Policy?
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Discussion Overview
The thread discusses personal interpretations of what constitutes a $1,000 show among Pampered Chef consultants, particularly in relation to commissionable sales and host contributions.
Discussion Character
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant questions what counts as a $1,000 show, specifically regarding host contributions.
- Another participant, identifying as a consultant, states that commissionable sales are what matter, regardless of host contributions, and celebrates the achievement of reaching $1,000.
- Several users agree that commissionable sales are the key factor, emphasizing that both host bumps and commissionable totals contribute to the recognition they receive.
- One participant mentions that their director counts only commissionable sales for recognition purposes.
- Another participant shares that they have had multiple $1,000 shows based on their understanding of commissionable sales.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants generally agree that commissionable sales are the primary factor in determining a $1,000 show, though there is some variation in how they interpret host contributions.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects personal experiences and interpretations of commissionable sales among consultants, without implying any official guidelines from Pampered Chef.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants interested in understanding different perspectives on what constitutes a $1,000 show and how it relates to their sales and recognition.
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Whether the host bumps me over the $1000 or not, it's still $1000. It's what I'm being paid on, what any promotions that month for me (consultant) are based on and what my director recognizes when she does recognition. So commissionable WITH or WITHOUT! If it gets over $1000 in commissionable it's a KILO show! Congrats 
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean for a host to bump me over $1,000?
When a host's sales reach over $1,000, it can significantly impact the rewards and benefits available to both the host and the consultant. This typically means that the host qualifies for additional discounts, free products, and exclusive offers that are unlocked at higher sales thresholds.
How does the $1,000 threshold affect my commission?
Reaching the $1,000 threshold can increase your commission percentage on sales. Typically, consultants earn a higher commission rate on sales that exceed this amount, which can enhance your overall earnings from the party.
What is Pampered Chef's policy on host rewards when sales exceed $1,000?
When a host's sales exceed $1,000, they are eligible for additional rewards, including free products and discounts. The specific rewards depend on the total sales amount, and hosts can choose from a variety of products based on their preferences.
Can I still earn my commission if the host bumps over $1,000?
Yes, you can still earn your commission even if the host's sales exceed $1,000. Your commission is calculated based on the total sales amount, and higher sales can lead to increased earnings for you as a consultant.
What should I do if I notice my host's sales are approaching $1,000?
If you notice that your host's sales are approaching $1,000, it's a great opportunity to encourage additional sales. You can suggest upselling products, hosting a last-minute party promotion, or offering incentives to guests to help push the sales over the threshold, maximizing both the host's rewards and your commission.
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