I Know This Is Thinking Way Ahead, But....
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around speculation and inquiries regarding upcoming consultant incentives for the months of May and June, particularly focusing on the concept of a "sell-a-thon." Participants express curiosity about the structure and levels of incentives based on past experiences.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
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- Anecdotal
Main Points Raised
- One participant expresses curiosity about the upcoming consultant incentives for May and June.
- Another participant mentions that there isn't an incentive for every month and suggests that June should feature a sell-a-thon.
- Several users inquire about the levels of incentives and the sales required to qualify for them.
- One participant shares historical levels of a June sell-a-thon from 2006, detailing the sales thresholds and corresponding product rewards.
- Another participant expresses excitement about booking shows for June, indicating a desire to maximize potential earnings.
- One participant shares their strategy to promote specific products, hoping to encourage future bookings from customers.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the specifics of the upcoming incentives, with no clear consensus on what the incentives will be or how they will be structured.
Contextual Notes
Participants reference past incentives and express personal experiences and strategies related to booking shows and selling products.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants interested in understanding potential upcoming incentives and sharing strategies for maximizing their sales during promotional periods may find this discussion relevant.
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Level 2 - submit $3000 in sales for $350 in product
Level 3 - Submit $6000 in sales or $4500 in sales and recruit 3 new consutlants for $550 in product
Level 4 - submit $10,000 in sales and earn all the new fall product for a value of $850.More info is on page 14 of this CN from 2006... http://www.pamperedchef.com/images/cc/us/pdf/may06_cn.pdf
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