Honestly, I have no sure fire way of booking. One of my mentors suggested making "How are you calls" to past guests. Just to check in on them, how they like their new products and how they are doing in the pandemic era. This has led to some orders. But the 2 bookings that led to April shows were just by chance. One was a completely new host, she was added to my VIP page during my January Mystery Host show. And just decided she needed the Air Fryer. I got another booking from her show, her cousin, who also wants and Air Fryer. The first show, ended up closing on April 2nd at $1195. Her cousins show starts next week and will close on April 29th. Then a 2nd show booked was a past guest, who just decided she needed some things. Her show will close on Monday and is at $1095 right now, with a few more expected orders. I have 3 bookings from this show....one that will start the end of April but will close on May 12th, she wants the Air Fryer too. And then another in May, and another that will start the end of May and close on June 2nd... I have a show from a February show, my daughter did for me, and it starts this next week also. Oh, and my niece's show starts next week also, she booked from my daughter's show in February. I always use the Booking posts from the Pampered Chef Virtual Party albums. Currently they are the Easter Bunny, that makes into a bread bowl for dip for veggies. I have been going Live in my shows and that seems to help...they love seeing my kitchen. Monday, last day of show,I will do a walk around my kitchen Live. My kitchen is set up as a Pampered Chef event. LOL!! I love showing my kitchen and the way I have it set up! Power Tool counter, Baking/Wooden tool counter. And my stainless steel shelf with all my baking pans set up, Rockcroks next shelf, Entertaining set, next shelf and the Stoneware in a wooden crate on the bottom. Then I move over to my wine rack with my Wine tools and Cocktail tools. We rarely drink...but I like the tools! LOL!!
Ironic, I know! But over the last few months, my sister-in-law, who was on my team a few years ago, then came back after I had left the biz....she's a consultant now and does all of her work as virtual parties due to health issues. Anyway, she regularly posts Facebook Live videos (and regular videos, if LIVE is not your style...but live lets you interact with the viewers!). They are 5-15 minutes in length- but most are 5-10 minutes long. She was demoing the Cooker, the Air Fryer, the blender, as well as lots of other items. She's made bread, cookies, brownies, dips, rotisserie chicken, cakes, you name it.... But she usually highlights the electric products in some way. When those products first came out from PC (after I had left), I was skeptical. Expensive, seemed like something everyone had out there etc. Anyway....after watching her videos showing different recipes and the different uses for ONE machine (which is not what the box stores sell...they are one-job products for the same price).....I was hooked! Now I'm doing a virtual party with her later this month. She also does little things - like the microwave sandwich maker, the egg cooker, etc. 
I just signed up as a new consultant. I'm curious how this is going for you?
So nice to "see" you!I am no longer a consultant (was one for 10 years though), but might I make a suggestion to someone trying to get people to book a virtual party? I was always a resistant host..
maybe if you do regular videos, it might get some friends to do a show. At the very least, if you mix in some "regular" recipes that aren't using a SPECIAL product, they will start watching just for the recipes. Then they watch the other videos and maybe end up like me...."Gotta have that!". If your business facebook page is public, you might get other people. Right now, people are stuck inside and probably on FB and social media more than usual. They are looking for new ways to cook, to try new recipes, or maybe to just put basic food items on their table that they can't get in the store (ie- bread). Or they just need comfort food and normalcy. Clearly there will be those who can't afford to buy product, but don't assume. You just need 1 or 2 people, right?
Good luck!!
You too!
