Revamping Your Shows: Ideas for Successful Bookings & Recruits

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various ideas and personal experiences related to revamping shows to enhance engagement, generate bookings, and recruit new consultants. Participants share different strategies they have tried or plan to implement in their own shows.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions using games like Pampered Poker to entertain guests and stimulate interest in products and hosting opportunities.
  • Another participant shares their experience of using colored dot stickers to encourage guests to remind the group about specials, which has led to increased engagement and door prizes.
  • One participant expresses excitement about incorporating ideas from a regional meeting speaker to make shows more fun and informative.
  • Another participant notes plans to use Belinda Ellsworth's ideas for structuring their shows to enhance bookings and recruiting efforts.
  • Several users mention the need for effective questions to ask guests to highlight their needs for products and business opportunities.
  • One participant shares a successful experience where new ideas led to significant sales and bookings, attributing their success to the implementation of strategies learned from a training session.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on specific strategies to implement, and no clear consensus emerges on the best approach to revamping shows.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and ideas based on their individual shows and interactions with guests, reflecting a variety of approaches within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ideas to enhance their shows and increase bookings and recruits may find the shared experiences and strategies beneficial.

chefjen80
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I am working on revamping my shows to make them more fun thus hoping to generate more bookings and also some recruits. Does anyone have any great ideas that have really helped them out??
 
I play games. I figure if I go to one of these I'm there to be entertained :)

Have played Pampered Poker a bit. Took a few times for it to take but it works because it gets people asking about products hosting & the biz.

I also added to my last show the deal where I put a colored dot sticker on one of my lapboards. That person has to remind the group about the guest special 3 times and they get a door prize. So I give out 3 door prizes, this one, the one with the most poker pts and a standard DPDS one.

I also plan to start Book to Look. Got some really pretty little boxes and I'll put them out on my table when I demo to make them curious.

I got all these great ideas off here! HTH
 
Oh, how I wish you had been at the regional meeting in Columbus, OH. The speaker had some wonderful ideas for making shows fun and exciting. You can view some of her stuff at www.outwardimage.com.
 
I am going to start using Belinda Ellsworth ideas for my new outline starting at my next show, she's give pointers on how to be fun, outgoing yet informative about bookings and recruiting... so I hope it goes over well!
 
Rae,

Do you have any notes from this speaker? The website doesn't give you a lot of information about what your are purchasing.

Thanks,

Shawnna
 
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Thanks for the ideas, I will have to check out both and see what I come up with!!
 
I would play games, make sure that you talk to everyone and ask questions then listen. Make sure to have a structure on how your show will be before going gung-ho ... I find that works for me.
 
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Thanks SillyChef..... I will try this as well!!
 
I need a list of questions to ask the guests to make them feel the need for our products and the business opportunity.
Any body have any good ones that gets the guests to express their needs?
Thanks,

Bobby
 
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I could also use some questions like that too Bobby can anyone help??
 
Shawnna said:
Rae,

Do you have any notes from this speaker? The website doesn't give you a lot of information about what your are purchasing.

Thanks,

Shawnna


I do, but they're in RaeSpeak, so they don't make any sense to normal people.:rolleyes: Her CD Designing an Amazing Party Experience is basically what she presented at the training I went to. I know that about $40 is kind of steep, but if you get several ideas that help you, you'll easily make that up in sales.

I can tell you that I incorporated a few of the ideas I brought home into the show I did Saturday. It was only 19 cents shy of an $800 show, and I got 5 bookings. In all fairness, I should let you know that 2 of those I knew about before the show. Still, that means that 3 bookings were the result of the job I did that day. I really believe the new things I did helped.

Over time I will be adding in more of her ideas. I would give more details about what I did, but I think they need to be in the context of her explanation for them to be effective. Not trying to be secretive, just trying not to confuse too many people.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some creative themes I can use to revamp my Pampered Chef shows?

Consider themes like "Healthy Cooking," "Quick Meals for Busy Families," or "Holiday Entertaining." You can also host a "Taste of the World" show featuring international recipes or a "Back to Basics" show focusing on essential kitchen skills. Engaging themes can attract more guests and create a memorable experience.

How can I increase attendance at my Pampered Chef shows?

Promote your shows through social media, email newsletters, and personal invitations. Offer incentives like a raffle for attendees or discounts on products for those who bring a friend. Additionally, consider hosting virtual shows to reach a wider audience and accommodate different schedules.

What strategies can I use to encourage bookings during my shows?

During your shows, highlight the benefits of hosting, such as free products and exclusive discounts. Share success stories from past hosts and provide a clear, simple process for booking. You can also offer a special incentive for guests who book a show on the spot, such as a free gift or an extra discount.

How can I effectively recruit new team members during my shows?

Share your personal journey with Pampered Chef and highlight the benefits of joining your team, such as flexible hours and earning potential. Provide a clear overview of the support and training you offer. Consider having a recruitment packet ready for interested guests and invite them to a casual Q&A session after the show.

What follow-up strategies can I implement after my shows to maintain engagement?

Send personalized thank-you notes to attendees, along with a recap of the show and links to any recipes or products featured. Follow up with guests who expressed interest in hosting or joining your team, and keep them informed about upcoming events or promotions. Regular communication helps build relationships and encourages future bookings and recruits.

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