Maximize Your Savings: Understanding the Past Host Booking Benefit

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the concept of the past host booking benefit in relation to current host orders, particularly focusing on how to maximize savings during shows. Participants share their experiences and clarify the process involved in placing orders for hosts who qualify for both current and past host benefits.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes a scenario where a host books a January show after having a show in November, questioning how to handle the orders.
  • Another participant confirms that two separate orders must be placed for the host, noting that shipping will apply to the guest order but will contribute to guest sales.
  • Several participants mention the strategy of placing the most expensive items as the guest order to maximize the benefit for the host's show.
  • One participant shares that this practice, referred to as "Double Dipping," was discussed at a regional training, highlighting that it was previously unknown to many consultants.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the necessity of placing two orders and the benefits of the strategy discussed, though there is no clear consensus on all aspects of the process.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and insights from consultants regarding the handling of host orders and the associated benefits during shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on maximizing host benefits and understanding the order process may find this discussion relevant.

kam
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I have a host who had her show in November. When she heard about January's special (Extar FPV) and 20% off stones, she booked a January show from herself.

So when she has her show in January, would she have 2 orders on the one show? One order would be as current host and the other order would be past host booking benefit of 60% off a stoneware piece? Or can she put the past host benefit on her current host order??

Hope that made sense!
Thanks!
 
You'll have to put in two orders for her. And there will be shipping on the guest order, but it will also count toward the guest sales.
 
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chefann said:
You'll have to put in two orders for her. And there will be shipping on the guest order, but it will also count toward the guest sales.


That's what I thought - but I wanted to make sure in case she was upset about the shipping! (Didn't think about it counting towards the guest sales - so that is a good thing!)

Thanks!
 
If you ever have this happen where the host is buy products at 60% off, put the most expensive items as their guest order and it counts more towards their show.
 
They talked about this at our regional training ... they called it Double Dipping and encouraged it as a way to rebook our hostesses.

None of us had any idea people could do this!

I assume this means that the hostess could purchase two of the same items that month ...
 
Di_Can_Cook said:
They talked about this at our regional training ... they called it Double Dipping and encouraged it as a way to rebook our hostesses.

None of us had any idea people could do this!

I assume this means that the hostess could purchase two of the same items that month ...
Yes, it doesn't matter what they order since one is as a guest and one is as the host. I tell all my hosts when they close their show that I will do this for them.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Past Host Booking Benefit in Pampered Chef?

The Past Host Booking Benefit is a special incentive offered by Pampered Chef to encourage previous hosts to book new parties. This benefit allows past hosts to receive exclusive discounts or rewards when they host a new party within a certain timeframe after their last party.

How can I maximize my savings using the Past Host Booking Benefit?

To maximize your savings, consider booking your new party soon after your previous one. This way, you can take advantage of the Past Host Booking Benefit, which may include discounts on products, free items, or additional rewards based on your party sales.

Is there a time limit for using the Past Host Booking Benefit?

Yes, there is typically a time limit for using the Past Host Booking Benefit. It usually applies to parties booked within a specific period after your last party, often within the same calendar year. Be sure to check with your Pampered Chef consultant for the exact timeframe.

Can I use the Past Host Booking Benefit if I have hosted multiple parties?

Yes, if you have hosted multiple parties, you can still take advantage of the Past Host Booking Benefit for each new party you book, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria and the time limits set by Pampered Chef.

What types of rewards can I expect from the Past Host Booking Benefit?

The rewards from the Past Host Booking Benefit can vary, but they often include discounts on future purchases, free products, or exclusive access to special promotions. The specific rewards will depend on the current offerings from Pampered Chef at the time you book your new party.

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