Maximizing Benefits: Co-Hosting Tips for Your Open House | P3 Setup Guide

[LibrarianChef]

Another question from me. A friend is willing to co-host with me for my first Open House. She'd probably be helping with invitations, picking up ingredients, and clean-up after. It'll be in my home, as the consultant. So...I realize that I cannot benefit from bookings that come from the show since I'm the consultant, but can my co-host?

Furthermore, how do I set this up in P3? Do I not select "consultant as host" if it's two of us working together? I don't want to break any rules, but I would love for my co-host to benefit from the extra bookings since she's putting in so much time and energy for this party.

 

[chefann]

I don't think you can have a co-host on a 'consultant as host' party. If that is the case, list your friend as the host. You're still going to get the real benefit from the open house (the commission, career sales and bookings).

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi there,It's great that you have a friend willing to co-host with you for your first Open House! It's always helpful to have someone to share the workload with.In terms of bookings, unfortunately, as the consultant, you are not able to benefit from bookings that come from the show. This is to ensure fairness for all consultants and to prevent any conflicts of interest. However, your co-host can definitely benefit from these bookings. As long as she is not a consultant or affiliated with the company in any way, she is free to receive any bookings that come from the show.In terms of setting this up in P3, you can still select "consultant as host" and include your co-host's name in the host field. This will ensure that she receives any bookings that come from the show. You can also discuss this with your upline or the company's customer service for further clarification and guidance.I hope this helps and best of luck with your Open House! Your co-host sounds like a great help and I'm sure the party will be a success with both of your efforts.