Question: How Can a Small Act of Kindness Benefit Your Business?

[ihavethetools]

I've had so much fun this week. Don't know if this is where this belongs....but I figure, I do it to increase my sales along the way soooo......

Monday, did host coaching, encouraging a host who didn't have any confidence and well the show did turn in to a catalog show from a show, but that happens...it's sales....
Did my final coaching for Thursday show, and the host, Sandy is so sweet. She thanked ME for wanting to come do a show at her house! Is that cool or what!!!
(Of course I was thanking HER).

The show went great, the guests were involved, asked questions, shared. When I left it was near $600 and today went over that, with still another order out.

Today, I was supposed to work with a friend on a church ministry that we are in together and she ended up being sick. So I had told my printer folks that I'd bring PC food over for them this week, and so I ran home and made the Chicken Club Brunch Ring.. then ran it over to them, hot. They totally loved it! Saying "Oh you're so sweet, this is so GOOD! Thank you..." and telling the customer there, "This is the Pampered Chef lady!!!!" (Next time I'll be better prepared for the customers that are there at the same time).

Later while entering yesterday's show on my computer I called the guests and talked to a couple of them, MAC's and that was a good experience. Just to let them know that I appreciated spending a few hours with them yesterday.

It was simply fun doing something for someone, and I'm sure that it'll promote my business, because even when you do a small thing, it comes back to you in various ways!!!

Kris

 

[lizcooks4u]

That's GREAT~

I've had so much fun this week. Don't know if this is where this belongs....but I figure, I do it to increase my sales along the way soooo......

Monday, did host coaching, encouraging a host who didn't have any confidence and well the show did turn in to a catalog show from a show, but that happens...it's sales....
Did my final coaching for Thursday show, and the host, Sandy is so sweet. She thanked ME for wanting to come do a show at her house! Is that cool or what!!!
(Of course I was thanking HER).

The show went great, the guests were involved, asked questions, shared. When I left it was near $600 and today went over that, with still another order out.

Today, I was supposed to work with a friend on a church ministry that we are in together and she ended up being sick. So I had told my printer folks that I'd bring PC food over for them this week, and so I ran home and made the Chicken Club Brunch Ring.. then ran it over to them, hot. They totally loved it! Saying "Oh you're so sweet, this is so GOOD! Thank you..." and telling the customer there, "This is the Pampered Chef lady!!!!" (Next time I'll be better prepared for the customers that are there at the same time).

Later while entering yesterday's show on my computer I called the guests and talked to a couple of them, MAC's and that was a good experience. Just to let them know that I appreciated spending a few hours with them yesterday.

It was simply fun doing something for someone, and I'm sure that it'll promote my business, because even when you do a small thing, it comes back to you in various ways!!!

Kris

I too believe in small things for others often turn into larger things

 

[dannyzmom]

You have such a wonderful attitude!! You will go far!

 

[its_me_susan]

I've had so much fun this week. Don't know if this is where this belongs....but I figure, I do it to increase my sales along the way soooo......

Monday, did host coaching, encouraging a host who didn't have any confidence and well the show did turn in to a catalog show from a show, but that happens...it's sales....
Did my final coaching for Thursday show, and the host, Sandy is so sweet. She thanked ME for wanting to come do a show at her house! Is that cool or what!!!
(Of course I was thanking HER).

The show went great, the guests were involved, asked questions, shared. When I left it was near $600 and today went over that, with still another order out.

Today, I was supposed to work with a friend on a church ministry that we are in together and she ended up being sick. So I had told my printer folks that I'd bring PC food over for them this week, and so I ran home and made the Chicken Club Brunch Ring.. then ran it over to them, hot. They totally loved it! Saying "Oh you're so sweet, this is so GOOD! Thank you..." and telling the customer there, "This is the Pampered Chef lady!!!!" (Next time I'll be better prepared for the customers that are there at the same time).

Later while entering yesterday's show on my computer I called the guests and talked to a couple of them, MAC's and that was a good experience. Just to let them know that I appreciated spending a few hours with them yesterday.

It was simply fun doing something for someone, and I'm sure that it'll promote my business, because even when you do a small thing, it comes back to you in various ways!!!

Kris

You are so right and it is such a "feel good' thing to give the gift of food and to teach it too! lol.

 

[quiverfull7]

Is the Chicken Club Brunch Ring recipe on Joyce's website?

 

[heat123]

Not sure but it's in All the best:
CHICKEN CLUB FILLING
(All the Best; P. 81)

3 cups coarsely chopped cooked chicken
4 slices bacon, crisply cooked, drained and chopped
1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese, divided
1/3 cup mayonnaise
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons snipped fresh parsley
1garlic clove, pressed
2 plum tomatoes, sliced
1 egg white lightly beaten

1. Preheat oven to 375° F. In Classic Batter Bowl, combine chicken, bacon, 3/4 cup of the cheese, mayonnaise, mustard, parsley and garlic; mix well.

2. Scoop filling evenly over desired shape; top with tomato slices. Finish shape as directed. Brush with egg white. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake 25-30 minutes or until golden brown.

Yield: 8 servings