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The thread explores considerations for using monthly specials in relation to scheduling cooking shows, particularly for a new consultant's first month. Participants discuss the implications of hosting shows at the beginning of the month and how it affects the specials that can be offered.
Views differ on the best approach to using monthly specials, with some participants sharing personal experiences of flexibility in using previous month's specials while others focus on the current month's offerings.
The discussion reflects the experiences of new consultants navigating the scheduling of shows and the associated specials, highlighting the variability in practices among participants.
New consultants seeking insights on managing show specials and scheduling may find the shared experiences relevant.
September specials can be beneficial for new consultants because they often include seasonal products that are appealing to customers preparing for fall cooking and entertaining. Additionally, if you start in September, you can build momentum and establish your customer base before the holiday rush begins.
October specials may be more appealing as they often feature products that are great for holiday cooking and baking. Customers may be more inclined to purchase items that they can use for upcoming gatherings and celebrations, making it a strategic time to promote these offers.
Consider your target audience and their needs. If you believe your customers are more interested in fall-themed products, September specials might be the way to go. Conversely, if you think they are looking ahead to holiday preparations, October specials could be more effective. Also, evaluate the specific products being offered in each month.
Yes, you can certainly promote both September and October specials in your first month. This approach allows you to cater to a wider audience by appealing to those interested in fall cooking as well as those preparing for the holidays. Just ensure that you communicate clearly about the time-sensitive nature of the September specials.
When promoting specials, consider your marketing strategy, including how you will reach your audience (social media, in-person events, etc.), the timing of your promotions, and how to effectively highlight the benefits of the products. Additionally, think about your personal connection to the products and how you can share your enthusiasm with potential customers.