How Many Shows Have You Had? Discover Your Sales Milestone!

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Discussion Overview

This thread features participants sharing their show counts as Pampered Chef consultants, reflecting on their experiences and milestones achieved in their business journeys. Participants discuss their total number of shows, including various types such as cooking, catalog, and individual orders, and some express their aspirations for future milestones.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, is closing in on 100 shows with a total of 95 after 2.5 years.
  • Another participant reports having completed 223 shows, including individual orders.
  • Several users mention their show counts ranging from 30 to over 1000, highlighting diverse experiences in the community.
  • One participant shares their experience of reaching show #480 after 7 years and seeks ideas for celebrating their upcoming 500th show.
  • Another participant expresses excitement about reaching show #1054 and shares a creative idea for celebrating their milestone.
  • Some participants note their aspirations to increase their show counts, with mentions of wanting to reach 200 shows within a year.
  • Several users discuss the inclusion of catalog and individual orders in their show counts, indicating varying methods of tracking their progress.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ significantly regarding the total number of shows completed, with no clear consensus on what constitutes a show due to the inclusion of various types of orders.

Contextual Notes

The thread reflects a range of experiences from new consultants to those with many years in the business, showcasing the diversity of the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

This discussion may be of interest to current Pampered Chef consultants looking to compare their experiences and milestones with others in the community.

sarahlegare
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So I thought it would be neat to see how many shows everyone has actually done!!

I'm closing in on 100, I just did my 95th...
I've been selling for 2 1/2 years
 
According to the show numbers, I've done 223. That includes individual orders, though.
 
My show last night was #202, but as Rae pointed out, that includes individual orders and catalog shows.
 
435 ! ! ! ! !
 
Today marks my 30th day as a new consultant and I have done 7 shows :)
 
P3 says I'm at number 116, but I messed up my show numbers by deleting some cancelled shows. I think the correct number is probably 100 (includes catalog shows). I have my one year anniversary on 1 Nov.
 
31... wow seems like it should be so much more than that! I have been a consultant since February.
 
289 here...and Monday was my 4-year anniversary with The Pampered chef
 
238 shows.....and I will celebrate my 5th anniversary with PC in a month.
 
48 for me and that includes catalog, cooking, and individual.
 
If I am remembering correctly. My next show would be 69. I have been selling since March 2006.
 
my show tomorrow night is #480 and I have been with PC for 7 years......any ideas on how to promote and celebrate my 500th show??
 
chefmeg said:
my show tomorrow night is #480 and I have been with PC for 7 years......any ideas on how to promote and celebrate my 500th show??
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How about 500 pennies ($5.00) off any order over $50?
 
oooooh ,rae that is cute!
How about promoting it toward a "who wants to host it?" kind of thing? I am hoping I can pull off 20 more shows this year to get to it! I want to encourage others to book the 19 for me to get to #500!
 
You could offer a bonus to the host who ends up with that show, but don't tell who won it until it's held. Then you'll get a bunch more bookings from people trying to be that host. :) And I'd also offer the 500 pennies thing to the guests (must be in attendance to get it, not an outside order).
 
I have done about 90 KITCHEN shows (yes...I actually counted them...wanted to see how close I was to being able to purchase a new kit!)
 
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KellyTheChef said:
I have done about 90 KITCHEN shows (yes...I actually counted them...wanted to see how close I was to being able to purchase a new kit!)
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Oh yeah~I totally forgot about that!!
 
My count is at 251, but that includes catalog and individual orders and about 15 skipped numbers (don't know how that happened).

I just celebrated 2 years with pc in August.
 
I am up to show #70 - although this too includes catalog shows, individual orders as well. I've been at it just over 2 years and for being a hobbyist (although picking up steam lately) I've been happy with this.
 
# 81 after 2 years! Hobbyist level for me too!
 
44 including catalog shows and individual orders, and October 23rd will be my one year anniversary. I'm not a hobbyist, so I better pick up the pace! I definitely think the next year will be much busier for me.
 
Last Night was Number 34. I started in May of this year. This # does include catalog shows. I have not had any online orders yet. Could someone please explain about purchasing another kit? How many shows do you have to do to qualify? I do not think I have ever heard about that.
Tandy
 
I believe it's after your 200th show you can purchase a new kit.
 
You can purchase the product portion of the kit for the kit price after you have done 200 cooking shows.
 
I am on show #1054 and will celebrate 9 years Feb. 1st. At my #1000th show I took a bunch of small products and put #'s on them and then when the guests got there they drew numbers and got the product that matched their number out of the crate. Then I surprised them by playing the left/right game so they didn't leave with the same gift they picked. They enjoyed it and some actually traded after it was over.
I gave the hostess the retired pie plate off of the outlet. She was thrilled since she couldn't get it anymore and wanted one.
Enjoy your 500th shows they go by soo fast.
Crystal
 
507!! Yay!!!
 
I just submitted show # 396. By this time next year I MAY be on show 500 so I'll use some of the ideas above to do something special for that milestone.

I recall that at my intro show, my recruitor was on show # 77 and I thought that was awesome. Now I can't wait to get over 1000!
 
crissy11 said:
I am on show #1054 and will celebrate 9 years Feb. 1st. At my #1000th show I took a bunch of small products and put #'s on them and then when the guests got there they drew numbers and got the product that matched their number out of the crate. Then I surprised them by playing the left/right game so they didn't leave with the same gift they picked. They enjoyed it and some actually traded after it was over.
I gave the hostess the retired pie plate off of the outlet. She was thrilled since she couldn't get it anymore and wanted one.
Enjoy your 500th shows they go by soo fast.
Crystal
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Love this!
 
I'm at show #116 and just celebrated 2 years in biz!
 
I have had over 200 shows, including catalog, in the last 4 years. :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I track the number of shows I've had with Pampered Chef?

You can track the number of shows you've had by accessing your Consultant Dashboard on the Pampered Chef website. There, you will find a summary of your shows, including dates, sales totals, and other relevant metrics.

What qualifies as a show in Pampered Chef?

A show in Pampered Chef is typically defined as any event where you showcase products, whether it's a traditional in-home party, a virtual show, or a catalog party. Each event where you generate sales counts towards your total shows.

How can reaching a sales milestone benefit me?

Reaching a sales milestone can unlock various rewards, such as bonuses, recognition, and exclusive incentives from Pampered Chef. It can also enhance your credibility as a consultant and motivate you to achieve even higher sales.

Is there a specific number of shows I should aim for each month?

While there is no set number, many successful consultants aim for at least 2-4 shows per month to maintain a steady income and grow their business. Setting personal goals based on your circumstances can help you stay motivated.

What should I do if I haven't had any shows yet?

If you haven't had any shows yet, consider reaching out to friends and family to host a party, utilize social media for virtual shows, or participate in local events to showcase Pampered Chef products. Building a network and gaining experience will help you get started.

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