How Can I Book a Show in Just 3 Easy Steps?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around strategies for effectively booking a show with a guest who has expressed interest in hosting. Participants share their experiences and suggestions regarding communication methods and content for follow-up emails.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as Amanda, seeks ideas for an email to a guest who indicated a need for more information about hosting a show.
  • Another participant suggests that calling the guest would yield better results than emailing.
  • One participant shares their experience of being unable to call the guest due to her being away and having requested an email instead.
  • Another participant recommends emailing the guest with enthusiasm and asking about the best time for her to discuss hosting.
  • One participant mentions the availability of helpful files under host coaching that could assist in crafting the email.
  • Another participant advises sending the monthly host specials links along with a few available dates for hosting, emphasizing the importance of excitement in the email.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the preferred method of communication, with some participants advocating for phone calls while others support emailing based on the guest's request.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and strategies related to following up with potential hosts, reflecting varying approaches based on individual circumstances.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on how to engage with potential hosts and enhance their communication strategies may find this discussion relevant.

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Does anyone have this? I can't find it in the files anywhere.

I have an email to send out to a guest from a show I did recently.

She circled "6" on the guest care card for "needs more information" on hosting a show.

Just looking for some ideas.

Thanks,

Amanda
 
CALLING her is going to get the BEST results...not emails.
 
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I haven't been able to connect with her as she's away and requested that I email her.

Otherwise I definitely would have called.
 
Email her and let her know that you are looking forward to answering her questions about hosting a show. Don't forget to ask her "when's the best time to you?"
 
AJ-1 said:
Does anyone have this? I can't find it in the files anywhere.

I have an email to send out to a guest from a show I did recently.

She circled "6" on the guest care card for "needs more information" on hosting a show.

Just looking for some ideas.

Thanks,

Amanda

Have you looked in the files under host coaching? There are some good files there that help me coach my hosts. You may have to read a couple to get the exact results you're looking for.
 
send her the monthly host specials links
 
If she requested an email then I would send her the monthly host special links and then also provide her with dates for each month. 2 or 3 dates each month, not every date you have available. Then in the email mention that you will need to hear from her by this date to reserve her spot.
Use adjectives when discussing the specials. Be excited and it will show in your email...or at least we hope it does!!
Good luck!!!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the first step to book a show?

The first step to book a show is to reach out to your friends, family, or colleagues and express your excitement about hosting a Pampered Chef party. You can do this through a phone call, text message, or social media. Make sure to share the benefits of hosting, such as earning free products and having a fun gathering.

How do I choose a date for the show?

Choosing a date for your show is simple! Look at your calendar and pick a few potential dates that work for you. Then, check with your guests to see which date works best for the majority. Aim for a time that allows for maximum attendance, such as weekends or evenings.

What should I do after I have a date and guests?

Once you have a date and a list of guests, the next step is to confirm the show with your Pampered Chef consultant. They will help you set up the event, provide you with resources, and guide you through the process of inviting guests and preparing for the show.

Can I use social media to book a show?

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