ChefBeckyD
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Oh Sheila..? About Using the Show Planner!
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Discussion Overview
This thread centers around the use of the show planner, with participants sharing their experiences and tips on how to effectively utilize it for hosting shows. There is a specific focus on the importance of highlighting certain sections and using particular writing tools to enhance visibility.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant expresses difficulty in locating previous information shared by Sheila about the show planner.
- Another participant shares that using a red ballpoint pen is effective for drawing attention to important sections of the planner.
- Several users mention specific strategies for filling out the invitation list and following up with RSVPs to increase attendance.
- One participant notes the importance of highlighting financial incentives, such as host kit credits and rewards, to motivate hosts.
- Another participant shares their experience of writing out these tips in their show planner before sending it out.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants generally agree on the effectiveness of using specific writing tools and strategies to enhance the show planner's utility, though individual preferences and experiences vary.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects personal experiences and tips shared among participants regarding the use of the show planner in their hosting practices.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for practical tips on utilizing the show planner effectively may find this discussion beneficial.
Sheila
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Yes! But you have to use a red ball point pen! No other color does the trick like red, their eyes go right to it! (tips from the CD High Impact Host Coaching)
Wish List: Start now, wish BIG!
Invitation list section: Fill it up, Seriously!
Followup with RSVP's: If you call them, they will come!
write in your web address so they don't have to go look for it
Put a Dollar Sign next to the host kit credit so you'll remember to mention it when you go over the list with them.
Put astericks next to each host reward
On the back, I put 1 circle around the Show sales of $1,000 and it's Free Product Amount, then another circle around the 4 half-priced items & the 30% off. Above that section, I write: This is our goal. Invite LOTS of people and you CAN achieve this!
Then I tell them how many hosts I've had that have hit that level this year and that all my $1,000 (or higher) hosts get their name on my web page. Getting their name on the web page is reason enough for some of them to hit the level. That matters more to some that the benefits! Crazy!!! One poor girl worked her butt off and moved from $500 to $800 trying to get her name on my web page.
She settled for the extra benefits. LOL
Wish List: Start now, wish BIG!
Invitation list section: Fill it up, Seriously!
Followup with RSVP's: If you call them, they will come!
write in your web address so they don't have to go look for it
Put a Dollar Sign next to the host kit credit so you'll remember to mention it when you go over the list with them.
Put astericks next to each host reward
On the back, I put 1 circle around the Show sales of $1,000 and it's Free Product Amount, then another circle around the 4 half-priced items & the 30% off. Above that section, I write: This is our goal. Invite LOTS of people and you CAN achieve this!
Then I tell them how many hosts I've had that have hit that level this year and that all my $1,000 (or higher) hosts get their name on my web page. Getting their name on the web page is reason enough for some of them to hit the level. That matters more to some that the benefits! Crazy!!! One poor girl worked her butt off and moved from $500 to $800 trying to get her name on my web page.
She settled for the extra benefits. LOL
ChefBeckyD
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Sheila
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Sheila
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Hope you get good results from it too Coleen!Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Show Planner in Pampered Chef?
The Show Planner is a tool provided by Pampered Chef that helps consultants organize and plan their cooking shows. It allows them to track guest lists, manage orders, and create a timeline for the event, ensuring everything runs smoothly.
How do I access the Show Planner?
You can access the Show Planner through your Pampered Chef consultant portal. Once logged in, navigate to the 'Tools' section where you will find the Show Planner option. From there, you can start a new show or edit an existing one.
Can I customize the Show Planner for different types of shows?
Yes, the Show Planner is customizable. You can tailor it to fit various types of shows, whether they are in-person, virtual, or fundraisers. You can add specific details, themes, and products that align with your show’s focus.
Is there a way to track guest RSVPs using the Show Planner?
Absolutely! The Show Planner includes a guest list feature where you can track RSVPs. You can mark guests as confirmed, declined, or pending, making it easy to see who will be attending your show.
What should I do if I encounter issues with the Show Planner?
If you encounter any issues with the Show Planner, you can reach out to Pampered Chef’s support team for assistance. Additionally, there are resources and training materials available in the consultant portal that can help troubleshoot common problems.
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