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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various strategies for maximizing host benefits during Pampered Chef shows, with a focus on using visual aids to enhance communication about these benefits. Participants share their personal experiences and ideas regarding effective presentation techniques and product selection.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, discusses using a visual approach by displaying products to illustrate host benefits rather than just explaining them.
  • Another participant expresses enthusiasm for this visual method and inquires about specific products being on special.
  • Several users mention adjusting the average show amount used for examples, suggesting that a higher figure could motivate hosts to strive for better results.
  • One participant shares their experience of having a show average around $460 and considers using $500 as a safe example.
  • Another participant suggests that showing a higher average could encourage hosts to aim for more significant benefits.
  • Several participants express excitement about implementing this visual strategy in their own shows.
  • One participant mentions a similar technique observed at another show, referred to as "stacking" the host.
  • A few participants discuss challenges in altering their current methods or materials used for showcasing host benefits.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the ideal average show amount to use as a reference, with some participants advocating for a higher figure while others suggest sticking to their actual averages. Overall, there is enthusiasm for the visual approach, but no clear consensus on specific product selections or methods for changing existing materials.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding host benefits and presentation techniques, reflecting a variety of show averages and individual styles.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for innovative ways to present host benefits and enhance engagement during shows may find this discussion valuable.

wadesgirl
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I normally just talk about the host benefits and show guest the chart in the catalog but I don't think it's effective enough. So I'm going to start doing this:

Using the average show of $500 (unless some of you think I should "lift" the bar higher) the host receives $90 free and 2 half priced items.

I will have the host come up to the front with me or at least make sure she's sitting close to me when the show starts. Then I'll hand the following products to her:
Free: Grill Basket, Garlic Press, Mix N Chop, Pastry Brush, Small Batter Bowl and Easy Read Measuring Cups (Equals $92.25 and these are all products I take to my shows with me and all great sellers for me).

Half Priced: Scraper Set and 8" Saute Pan

I will also include the host special item and in the case of July add the following products to the pile:
Food Chopper and Chef's Tongs

I am so much of a visual person that I think seeing all the benefits rather than talking about them will come across a lot better.
 
I really like this idea! Are the food chopper and chef's tongs on special in July?
 
Whatis your show average? If it's higher than $500, that's what I'd use as the example. That way you can say this is how much my 'average' host gets.
 
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babywings76 said:
I really like this idea! Are the food chopper and chef's tongs on special in July?

No, they get $50 with a $500 show in July so I just added more products.
 
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pamperedlinda said:
Whatis your show average? If it's higher than $500, that's what I'd use as the example. That way you can say this is how much my 'average' host gets.

My average is around $460 so I felt $500 was safe to use. But I had heard before about setting the bar higher so that they will reach for it.
 
I'd set it higher. They don't have to know what your average is. What do you want it to be? If you show/tell them the visual average, that's probably what they will strive for. Make them want to strive for more! :)
 
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pamperedlinda said:
I'd set it higher. They don't have to know what your average is. What do you want it to be? If you show/tell them the visual average, that's probably what they will strive for. Make them want to strive for more! :)

That's what I thought! I know in the previous catalogs that had the "tool drawer" picture that all the items in the drawer were around what the average host earns but there isn't too many impressive pages like that in the catalog so I figured I would just use popular items from my display. Some large items, some small items and I love the 1/2 price set of spatulas. Maybe I'll pump it up to $600! I have been having a lot better shows lately including several over $500 in the last couple months. It's a difference of $25 more for free. I'll just add in the collapsible bowl!
 
This is a great idea! I'm definitely using it at my shows from now on.
 
GREAT idea, making notes now....

thanks

Carol
 
I'm using it too!!! It's a great idea---Thanks
 
fantastic!! i have a show on tues and i have such trouble with bookings. I am sure this will do the trick! Thank you..
 
I went to a SLAH show recently and they did the same thing. They called it "stacking" the host.
 
Could you do this with pictures instead of actually using the products? Do you think it'd be as effective?
Thanks!
God bless,
Amanda
 
I was using these for a while but would love to raise the #s as my show average is well above $500. Anyone know how to alter these?
 

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I wanted to change them too Carolyn, can't figure it out either.
 
I have wanted to change them too. I've been using them very successfully for quite a while, and cannot figure out who originally posted them to see if they can change them.....:confused:
 
Hey Janet!! You're usually great at this stuff !Where are you, my friend??
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are host benefits in Pampered Chef?

Host benefits in Pampered Chef refer to the rewards and incentives that hosts receive for organizing a party. These benefits can include discounts on products, free items based on sales volume, and exclusive access to special offers. By hosting a party, you can maximize your rewards and enjoy a variety of kitchen tools and gadgets at a reduced cost.

How can I maximize my host benefits using the visual guide?

The visual guide provides a clear and organized overview of the various host benefits available, along with tips on how to increase party sales. By following the guide, you can learn strategies to engage guests, promote products effectively, and encourage bookings, all of which can lead to greater rewards.

Is there a minimum sales requirement to qualify for host benefits?

Yes, there is typically a minimum sales requirement to qualify for host benefits. This amount can vary based on current promotions and the specific guidelines set by Pampered Chef. The visual guide outlines these requirements, helping you understand what you need to achieve to unlock the maximum benefits.

Can I combine host benefits with other promotions?

In many cases, you can combine host benefits with other promotions offered by Pampered Chef. However, specific terms and conditions may apply. The visual guide will help clarify which promotions can be combined and how to take full advantage of them during your party.

Where can I find the visual guide to host benefits?

The visual guide to host benefits can typically be found on the Pampered Chef website or through your consultant. It may also be available as a downloadable PDF or printed handout during your party. Be sure to ask your consultant for access to this valuable resource to help you maximize your rewards.

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