Only $274.75 Away From My Goal - Need Suggestions!

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant's goal of reaching $15,000 in sales and seeks suggestions for achieving this target. Participants share their personal experiences, strategies, and encouragement related to reaching sales goals and the impact of communication with potential customers.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares that they are $274.75 away from their sales goal and has already sent out emails regarding discontinued products.
  • Another participant mentions that they will not reach $15,000 until October, highlighting the varying timelines among consultants.
  • Several users express that having successful months can contribute positively to reaching sales goals, with one noting two consecutive $3,000 months.
  • One participant recounts a personal experience of hitting their sales goal unexpectedly at the end of December, suggesting that last-minute efforts can yield results.
  • Another participant suggests that sharing goals with others can motivate them to help, emphasizing the importance of communication.
  • One participant expresses concern about sending too many emails and potentially overwhelming their contacts, indicating a desire to balance outreach with not being intrusive.
  • Another participant shares a successful experience of sending out emails that led to significant orders, illustrating the potential effectiveness of follow-up communication.
  • One participant considers how to phrase requests for support without appearing self-centered, reflecting on the challenge of asking for help.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best approach to reaching sales goals, with some participants sharing successful strategies while others express concerns about communication frequency and style. No clear consensus emerges on a single effective method.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects the experiences of Pampered Chef consultants navigating sales goals and the various strategies they employ to engage customers and achieve success.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for peer experiences and insights on reaching sales goals and effective communication strategies may find this thread beneficial.

Kathy's_Kitchen
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So I'm only $274.75 away from $15,000...I sent out an email with the soon to be discontinued products and a reminder of the outlet...any other suggestions?I do have a couple parties that are closing tomorrow but both are just waiting on one or two more orders so I don't think they'll hit it.... :(On the plus side, I will have my highest month ever, but I was really hoping for that raise to start in August...
 
Wow Kathy, you're doing great! I won't hit $15K until about October.
 
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Thanks! It's really helped having two $3,000 months in a row! :)
 
You never know, Kathy! I posted back in January, that I hit my $15,000 at 11 pm on December 31. I was only $50 something away from it. My friend came over for New Year's Eve and she needed the stone, pizza cutter combo thing. It was almost exactly the amount I needed to hit $15,000. I couldn't believe it! My raise came for my big January. Still two days left for you in July, right? Ask your hosts to call everyone who was supposed to attend the show but didn't. Then ask them to call everyone who didn't respond to the invite. Stay cheerful!
 
Tell people that you are trying to reach a goal many times they want to help....................
 
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JAE said:
You never know, Kathy! I posted back in January, that I hit my $15,000 at 11 pm on December 31. I was only $50 something away from it. My friend came over for New Year's Eve and she needed the stone, pizza cutter combo thing. It was almost exactly the amount I needed to hit $15,000. I couldn't believe it! My raise came for my big January. Still two days left for you in July, right? Ask your hosts to call everyone who was supposed to attend the show but didn't. Then ask them to call everyone who didn't respond to the invite. Stay cheerful!

Great minds :) I actually was thinking the same thing and will contact both hosts in the morning with that same suggestion. Thanks for the words of encouragement!

Flamingo said:
Tell people that you are trying to reach a goal many times they want to help....................

I know people have suggested this kind of idea before, I just don't know how to ask without seeming self-centered...what wording do you suggest I use?
 
Maybe you could send out a "Last chance for free Pinch Bowls!" e-mail. In the e-mail you could just say that you need less than $300 in sales to get a 10% raise or something like that.
 
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I already sent out the discontinued items email though and I don't want people to start deleting my emails if they get too many from me....I already have a paranoia about how many actually get read...
 
Mabey something like I am setting goals for my business and life in general and need the support and help from everyone in my life. My goal is to reach a certin level by a certin date and only need 1 - 2 more orders. They wont know that you sent it to 30 people... BCC it to all in email list.
 
I sent out the email for discontinued products and my normal newsletter that had this months guest special and next month's host and guests. I was expecting a few orders for the discontinued. Instead I got a $300 order for discontinued, a show booked for August so she can earn her discontinued for free, and about 7 people that wanted the pinch bowls so that got some orders. Here I am with a $700+ show with a booking earning my exect cookware for 1/2 price and getting my DCB free! All I did was email and follow up :) And to think I may have gone inactive with no orders or shows at the beginning of this month :)
 
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That sounds good; I'll keep everyone posted on what happens.
 
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chefmoseley said:
I sent out the email for discontinued products and my normal newsletter that had this months guest special and next month's host and guests. I was expecting a few orders for the discontinued. Instead I got a $300 order for discontinued, a show booked for August so she can earn her discontinued for free, and about 7 people that wanted the pinch bowls so that got some orders. Here I am with a $700+ show with a booking earning my exect cookware for 1/2 price and getting my DCB free! All I did was email and follow up :) And to think I may have gone inactive with no orders or shows at the beginning of this month :)

Wow! I just subscribed to Tasty Tidbits tonight so am hoping to send out that newsletter tomorrow. If I get just half the response you did, I'll be sitting pretty!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some effective ways to reach my sales goal of $274.75?

To reach your sales goal, consider hosting a virtual party or cooking demonstration to showcase Pampered Chef products. Leverage social media platforms to promote your event and engage with potential customers. Additionally, reach out to past customers for reorders or offer special promotions to encourage new sales.

How can I motivate my team to help me reach my goal?

Inspire your team by sharing your goal and asking for their support. You can create a fun challenge where everyone contributes to reaching a collective sales target. Offer incentives or rewards for team members who help you achieve your goal, such as small gifts or recognition during team meetings.

Are there any specific Pampered Chef products I should promote to boost sales?

Focus on promoting best-selling items or seasonal products that are currently trending. Items like the Rockcrok, Quick Cooker, or the Deluxe Cooking Blender often attract attention. Highlight their unique features and benefits in your marketing efforts to entice customers.

How can I use social media to increase my sales quickly?

Utilize platforms like Facebook and Instagram to showcase your products through engaging posts, live demonstrations, and customer testimonials. Create eye-catching graphics and share cooking tips or recipes that incorporate Pampered Chef products. Encourage your followers to share your posts to expand your reach.

What strategies can I implement for last-minute sales?

Consider offering a limited-time promotion or discount on select items to create urgency. You can also host a flash sale event online, where customers can take advantage of exclusive deals for a short period. Additionally, send out a reminder to your email list about your goal and encourage them to make last-minute purchases to help you reach it.

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