Make My Pampered Chef Biz a Success: Games for 30+ Friends!

[RuthV]

OK y'all. I have a big party Saturday with a former PC consultant. This should be big for me. She has invited 30+ friends who used to buy PC from her. She wants me there a couple of hours early to talk about making my PC business successful and thinks I should pick up quite a few party bookings just from her party. I'm trying to come up with games. (One I'm working on is a "Family Fued" game.....top 5 selling PC items, top product lines, etc. I sent off an e-mail to HO for info. I need some other fun game ideas and figured y'all would be the people to ask.

 

[chefann]

Search the files for anything with "game" in the title - that should get you a bunch.

I was just at a jewelry party and we played the Left-Right game (It's gotta be in the files here). But instead of passing one item, there were as many as there were people at the party. So you really had to stay on top of which way to pass things. If you play that with a small box (Michael's sells cute boxes that look like Chinese carry-out containers) you can put a slip of paper in one that says "You Win!" That way, you don't have to give away dozens of prizes, but people can't tell which box has the prize in it.

 

[Jules711]

I just heard from a clustermate of a game where you start with a Season's Best and each time you say host or hosting they have to pass it to the next person and whoever ends up with it in the end wins it. Keeps them paying attention to your words.

 

[dns2202]

I play the Blue light Special game. I set a timer for a weird time (23 minutes) or so. Whatever I'm holding at the time the timer goes off is on sale for that day. 10% off. I've sold a few products by doing that at each show.

Good luck!

 

[Jules711]

I love that idea. Too funny!

 

[katie0128]

It is probably too late to do this, but since you have an "experienced" PC crowd, you could try the Amazing Race show...

 

[Brandi2007]

I recently did a show for a former consultant and it was a $900 show! The great part is that they know exactly what needs to be done to reach their goals! We played the left right game and they all loved it!

 

[amy07]

Search the files for anything with "game" in the title - that should get you a bunch.

I was just at a jewelry party and we played the Left-Right game (It's gotta be in the files here). But instead of passing one item, there were as many as there were people at the party. So you really had to stay on top of which way to pass things. If you play that with a small box (Michael's sells cute boxes that look like Chinese carry-out containers) you can put a slip of paper in one that says "You Win!" That way, you don't have to give away dozens of prizes, but people can't tell which box has the prize in it.

I love that Ann! I've seen those boxes at the dollar store too!



Question for those of you who have done or are doing shows for former consultants - WHY did they quit? This is just too much fun!