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The thread discusses the process and considerations for a host placing an order during their own show, particularly regarding how to handle orders and shipping costs. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on best practices in this scenario.
Views differ on the best approach to handling host orders, with some participants advocating for making the host a guest while others share personal experiences that suggest flexibility in the process.
Participants share personal experiences and insights based on their time as consultants, highlighting the variability in handling host orders and the learning curve involved.
Consultants seeking to understand the nuances of processing host orders and those looking for shared experiences from others in similar situations.
Yes, a host can order products from their own show. This is often encouraged as it allows the host to take advantage of any discounts or free products they earn through hosting.
Hosts typically receive a discount on their own orders based on the total sales of the show. The more sales generated, the higher the discount they can receive on their personal order.
The host can place their order once the show closes. They will usually have a specific timeframe to submit their order to ensure they receive the correct discounts and rewards.
No, the host's order is separate from guest orders. However, they can add items to their order after the show closes, but it will not affect the guest orders or the total sales of the show.
If the host wants to change their order after the show closes, they should contact their consultant as soon as possible. Changes may be allowed within a certain timeframe, but it depends on the company's policies and the status of the order.