Poll (I Guess): What's Your Average Show?

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores participants' average show sales across different regions in the United States and Canada, highlighting variations in performance and experiences related to show types.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant from Cleveland, OH, reports an average show of $350-$400.
  • Another participant from New England shares an average of just over $600.
  • A consultant from Michigan notes a decline in their average from around $600 to $475, attributing it to reduced spending.
  • One participant on Long Island mentions an average of around $700, crediting effective host coaching and strategies for increasing orders.
  • A consultant from northern Wisconsin reports a catalog show average of about $200 and a cooking show average of $450, emphasizing the impact of local consultant activity on sales.
  • Another participant from Texas states their cooking shows average between $755-$825.
  • A consultant from Northern California shares averages of $300 for catalog shows and $700-$800 for live shows.
  • One participant from the Greater Toronto Area mentions an average of $650 in 2007, with some shows exceeding $800 in the current year.
  • A consultant from Alaska reports cooking show averages around $700 and catalog averages around $400.
  • Another participant from Minnesota states their cooking show averages are over $700, with catalog shows around $350.
  • A consultant in the DC suburbs shares cooking show averages of $830 and catalog shows at $370.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ significantly regarding average show sales, with no clear consensus on what constitutes a typical average across regions.

Contextual Notes

Participants' experiences reflect a variety of regional economic conditions and personal strategies, influencing their reported averages.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in understanding regional variations in show averages and sharing personal experiences related to sales performance.

redsoxgirl
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I'm curious to see if it differs in different regions of the country.

What is your average show and what pat of the country do you live in?
 
Mine is between $350-$400. I am in the Cleveland, OH area. :chef:
 
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Mine is a little over $600 and I'm in New England - about an hour West of Boston
 
redsoxgirl said:
Mine is a little over $600 and I'm in New England - about an hour West of Boston
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I'm moving to Mass. then! Have room for me?? :D
 
Mine has gone down over the last couple years. I live in Michigan, and people just aren't spending as much. It used to be around $600, but now my average is $475.

The good news is that bookings have never been better!:thumbup:
 
Mine is around $700 - I live on Long Island -

I think Host coaching really pays off - I encourage my hosts to have outside orders - use my pws - (to get orders from around the country as well as NY) and over invite -
 
My career average is $636.

2006 was $556
2007 was great $740
2008 has gone down a bit to $590
 
Catalog shows: about $200 average...this is because I have a host that does repeated $150-$200 catalog shows for host specials - doesn't want to aim for more but it is repeat business.Cooking shows: about $450Note: Mine are com. sales - guest sales would have brought the average up, especially in February! I had some hosts pick big items at 60% off.Oh, and I'm in hick country in northern WI with a VERY active neighboring cluster of about 19 all in the small town of 8,000-10,000. So, I'm very pleased with my totals with them here too. It proves that small towns and number of consultants nearby doesn't really have as much to do with sales as you think!
 
catalog shows about $400
cooking shows between $755-$825
online orders about $80 small town about 20 miles form the Dallas Metroplex ,
 
Catalog shows~$300
Live shows~$700-$800This is awesome for our area, small hickish/hippish Northern Cali.........
 
show average$1000 for Cooking Show and $400 for Book Show
 
Catalog $600
Cooking $400
 
Sheesh...

I never knew what a great average until you made me calculate!!

$832.99 (18 shows so far for 2008)

$756.35 (for 2007)

:chef:
 
Greater Toronto Area

07 average was $650

I've had 2 shows this year over $800. (keep in mind that the Canadian prices are higher- easier for us to get larger numbers!)
 
Mine is artificially high because I just turned in a big show.

Now it's $386.37

Before that show it was $100 lower.

My catalog shows were 300 to 400 each.
 
Catty shows are $300 or so

Live shows are $600-700

I live in NE Ohio. My average show has gone WAY up since my first year (about $300 then) because of host coaching, mailing out invites myself, and Post Calls.
 
Catalogue shows $200-300
Kitchen show around $550-600
 
Just since I've moved to AK...

Cooking around $700
Catalog around $400
 
I live in MN (The Twin Cities) And my cooking show averages were $700+ and my catalog show averages were about $350+
 
I'm in the DC suburbs.Cooking shows: $830
Catalog shows: $370
 
Catalog Show's - $200.00
Cooking Show's - $435.00
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is considered an average show for a Pampered Chef consultant?

An average show for a Pampered Chef consultant typically ranges from $300 to $1,000 in sales. This can vary based on factors such as location, the consultant's experience, and the time of year.

How can I increase my average show sales?

To increase your average show sales, focus on building relationships with your guests, offering engaging product demonstrations, and utilizing effective marketing strategies. Additionally, hosting themed shows or partnering with other consultants can help attract more attendees.

What factors influence the average show sales?

Several factors can influence average show sales, including the consultant's presentation skills, the quality and variety of products showcased, the size of the guest list, and the time of year (e.g., holiday seasons often yield higher sales).

Is there a way to track my average show sales over time?

Yes, you can track your average show sales by keeping detailed records of each show, including total sales, number of guests, and any promotions or themes used. Many consultants use spreadsheets or sales tracking software to analyze their performance over time.

How does my average show compare to other consultants?

Your average show can be compared to other consultants by participating in community forums, attending training sessions, or networking with peers. Many consultants share their average sales figures, which can provide insight into where you stand within the Pampered Chef community.

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