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Shop 'Til You Drop: Counting Online Orders Toward Show Goals
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Discussion Overview
The thread discusses whether online orders can be counted towards show goals for Pampered Chef consultants, particularly in relation to specific products like Help Whip Cancer items.
Discussion Character
- Opinion-based
- Anecdotal
Main Points Raised
- One participant inquires if online orders of $150 or more can count as a show.
- Another participant explains that if the order was placed under a host, it could potentially count, but if it was an outside order, it would not.
- Several participants express interest in ordering Help Whip Cancer products online and question how to make this count as a show.
- One participant states that online-only items must be purchased as individual orders and cannot be submitted as a show, but sales still contribute to monthly goals.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the ability to count online orders towards show goals, with some participants believing it is possible under certain conditions, while others assert that online-only items cannot be counted as shows.
Contextual Notes
The discussion centers around specific product ordering processes and their implications for consultants' show goals.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants interested in understanding the nuances of counting online orders towards their show goals may find this discussion relevant.
Sheila
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If they did it under a host & the order came to you, yes. You could technically make them a booking off the current show, giving the current host a booking benefit vs. giving the current host more host benefits.If it was done as an outside order, it bypassed you completely & went straight to corporate. Technically, it's a done deal. But since it's the weekend, you might be able to call when they open on Monday morning & stop the order (if the customer wishes to do that!) and re-enter it as a catalog show. If HO has already processed & shipped it, then you'll have a hard time. The customer would have to pay a 2nd time, then refuse the first shipment & ask for a refund.
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cathyskitchen
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Sheila
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Shop 'Til You Drop" mean in the context of Pampered Chef?
"Shop 'Til You Drop" refers to a promotional strategy where consultants can count online orders toward their show goals. This allows them to boost their sales numbers by encouraging customers to shop online, even if they are not attending a physical show.
How can I count online orders toward my show goals?
To count online orders toward your show goals, you need to ensure that the orders are placed through your personal Pampered Chef website. Each order will automatically be attributed to your sales totals, helping you reach your goals more effectively.
Are there any specific requirements for online orders to count?
Yes, online orders must be placed during the designated promotional period and should be linked to your consultant ID. Additionally, the orders must meet any minimum purchase requirements set by Pampered Chef for them to count toward your show goals.
Can I promote online ordering to my customers?
Absolutely! Promoting online ordering is a great way to reach your customers. You can share your personal website link through social media, email newsletters, or during virtual cooking shows to encourage them to shop online and help you meet your show goals.
What happens if I reach my show goals through online orders?
If you reach your show goals through online orders, you may qualify for various rewards and recognition from Pampered Chef, such as bonuses, incentives, or special promotions. It's a great way to enhance your business and provide excellent service to your customers.
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