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Boost Your Business: How to Secure Event Booths Without Using Pampered Chef

In summary, the conversation discusses the topic of renting booths for events in order to expand a Pampered Chef business. It is important to be careful about mentioning being a Pampered Chef consultant when inquiring about booths and to make sure there are no other Pampered Chef booths at the event. It is also advised to not carry inventory for booths and to focus on gathering contact information for potential future bookings.
Shelbi
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Hey! So ive heard you have to be careful about not using pampered chef when asking about booths. My question is how do we ask about renting a booth without using pampered chef? Some events around me and want one of pampered chef, scentsy, ect.

I really want to get some booths as im new and having some trouble getting bookings and dobt know many people here as we just moved here.

Thank you
 
I'm confused. I don't know what you've heard. Can you elaborate a little more about what you're being told? I tell people (or mostly, they already know) that I'm a Pampered Chef consultant looking for booth space.
 
I don't know anything about not mentioning you're a Pampered Chef. You want to make sure they don't already have one and that you'll be the only one.
 
Maybe the confusion is in the wording? You would like a booth as an Independent Consultant for the Pampered Chef (and not a booth for Pampered Chef, as in Corporate)...
 
Shelbi, booths are a great way to expand your business, as long as the demographics of the function are good - for example, elementary schools that are having a holiday mart for kids to buy low-cost presents is probably not a good event to make sales at the event, but you could get future bookings from it.Since you're new, I will give some advice - don't buy product & carry an inventory for booths. If you buy a bunch of mix & chops & mini spatulas, they will want ice cream scoops or food choppers instead. If you buy ice cream scoops & food choppers, they will want mini spatulas, haha.Just show what you have in your kit and have mini-catalogs with your contact info. But most important, get THEIR contact info and follow up within a week of the event.Agree with DebPC - make sure yours is the ONLY Pampered Chef booth in the place. So yes, you have to say you're a PC consultant. Good catch on the independent consultant wording, Janis - I suspect that is the issue!
 

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