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RoseAndrews said:I have several people that want to have a show but they say things like "no one cooks anymore" or "everyone has a lot of Pampered Chef already". :grumpy:
The way I am answering those concerns is obviously not working since they aren't booking...what do you say to concerns like this???
Rose
Debrachef said:One more cent.... keep in mind that when potential hosts give excuses, it's because they either need more information about what it really means to have a show (some have preconceived ideas, or they have been to a show where the host went overboard). But again, instead of trying to overcome the excuse, try to get to the real meaning behind the excuse. Just listen to them, don't try to talk them into anything, and let them know that you will happy to help her get her products for free when she is ready.
Paula R. Lewis said:I heard one consultant tell me once that, when she first started, she had an elderly lady that really wanted to help her in her new business, even though she had no interest in getting any products for herself. Her solution was, hold a show, get free products.....Christmas shopping...DONE!! lol
Oh, and the show was actually held in AUGUST!! Pretty clever, if you ask me!!
RoseAndrews said:Love love LOVE this idea! I am going to use this strategy in July with a HOST A CHRISTMAS IN JULY event. Brilliant! Thanks for the inspiration:thumbup:
evk1972 said:At a show two weeks ago I had a woman come up to me and whisper..."I have EVERYTHING and I won't be purchasing. But if you need me to talk up the products I can." I smiled and said "Thank you and I appreciate your support. But I bet there are 26 NEW products that came out March 1st you don't have."
She asked a ton of questions during the show. And she after the show she called me with a $106 order.
People saying they don't cook or have everything is an excuse. Oh! Same show, some one told they don't cook....not only did they order they booked a show )
The "No Cooks Anymore" excuse refers to the common excuse people use to avoid cooking at home. It implies that cooking is a time-consuming and tedious task that is no longer necessary in today's fast-paced world.
The "No Cooks Anymore" excuse perpetuates the belief that cooking is a chore and not a valuable skill. It also promotes unhealthy eating habits, as people rely on convenient and processed foods instead of cooking fresh meals at home.
One way to combat the "No Cooks Anymore" excuse is to educate yourself on the benefits of cooking at home, such as saving money, controlling ingredients, and promoting healthier eating habits. You can also start with simple and quick recipes to make the cooking process less overwhelming.
Pampered Chef offers a variety of products that can make cooking at home easier and more enjoyable. Our Quick Cooker, Microwave Pasta Cooker, and Quick Cooker Steamer Set are just a few examples of products that can help save time and effort in the kitchen.
Cooking at home has numerous benefits, including promoting family bonding, improving cooking skills, and allowing for customization of meals based on personal preferences and dietary restrictions. It also gives you control over portion sizes and can be a creative outlet for trying new recipes and flavors.