No Catalog Shows? Worried About Missing Out?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses participants' experiences and concerns regarding the challenges of securing catalog shows, particularly when initial interest from potential hosts does not materialize. Participants share their frustrations and strategies for improving communication with potential hosts.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses worry about losing out on catalog shows after initial commitments from potential hosts, noting a lack of follow-up responses.
  • Another participant shares a similar experience with unresponsive hosts and encourages perseverance, suggesting that hosts may still come through.
  • One participant offers specific strategies for reaching out, such as calling on Sunday evenings and using a cell phone to improve response rates.
  • Another participant confirms using the cell phone strategy, mentioning it often takes multiple attempts to connect.
  • A participant humorously acknowledges the cleverness of using these tactics to get in touch with potential hosts.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the effectiveness of various outreach strategies, but there is a shared sentiment of frustration regarding unresponsive hosts.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences related to their efforts in securing catalog shows, reflecting a common challenge faced within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants facing similar challenges in securing catalog shows may find the shared experiences and strategies relevant to their situations.

cewcooks
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Hi all,

I made several calls before Christmas and touched base with several ladies who all said they would do catalog shows and now I have nothing, I am worried that they all just gave up:mad: I tried to email special flyers and left friendly messages on the phone. But nothing. They all told me personally that they would love to do catalog shows, am I jumping the gun or what I just don't want to loose out for my month...:grumpy: :grumpy:
 
I have had the same thing happen with a January Catalog show that gave me a disconected number and a February Cooking show that wont return any of my calls! I am so sorry for you. Don't give up just yet. They may surprise you. Good luck!
 
Try one of two things -

1. Call on a Sunday evening around 7 pm - most people are home -
2. If you have a cell phone call from there - MOST people in my area have caller Id and I leave messages and never get my call backs - One call with my cell number and BAM - they pick up - I always give them the chance to get out of it if need be, but at least I speak to a human and not a machine - Hope it helps! Good luck
 
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Doreen

I will try using my cell! Thanks
 
I do the cell phone trick as well - usually the third or fourth time:)!
 
We are such cleaver, sneaky people. I love it!!!!
 

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No Catalog Shows? What are my options for hosting a Pampered Chef party?

If you're concerned about not having a catalog show, there are still plenty of options! You can host a virtual party through social media platforms or video conferencing tools. Additionally, consider a cooking demonstration or a themed party where guests can interact and engage with the products in real-time.

How can I still earn rewards without a catalog show?

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What if my guests prefer to shop from a catalog?

Even without a catalog show, you can provide your guests with a digital catalog or a link to the Pampered Chef website. This way, they can browse products at their convenience. You can also highlight specific items during your virtual party to guide their shopping experience.

Can I still have a successful party without physical products on display?

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What are some tips for promoting my virtual Pampered Chef party?

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