Signature Homestyles Show: Direct Selling with Great Benefits and Host Earnings!

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses experiences and opinions related to Signature Homestyles shows, focusing on direct selling, host earnings, and interactions among consultants and guests at these events.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares positive experiences from attending a Signature Homestyles show, noting good host benefits and potential bookings.
  • Another participant mentions a similar experience at a different party, highlighting the importance of networking and bookings.
  • Several users express concerns about the impact of consultants from other companies attending shows, with some recounting negative experiences where their bookings were affected.
  • One participant reflects on a past show where a consultant from another company disrupted the event, leading to frustration over lost bookings.
  • Another participant expresses a desire to avoid similar situations in the future, emphasizing the need for respect among consultants.
  • One participant mentions the affordability of Signature Homestyles products compared to another direct selling company.
  • Several users inquire about the nature and offerings of Signature Homestyles, with some expressing skepticism about the products.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the appropriateness of consultants attending shows for networking purposes, with some expressing support for sharing business cards while others caution against potential conflicts with other consultants' businesses.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences from various shows, reflecting on the dynamics of direct selling and the challenges of gaining bookings in a competitive environment.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in understanding the dynamics of attending shows and the potential impacts on their business may find this discussion relevant.

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I just got back from this show. It's a direct sell company, but so much cheaper than SLAH! Great stuff and pretty good host benefits. The only thing is that they base your host earnings off how many bookings you get at the show. If 2 people book shows from your show, the host benefits are really good.
Here's the great part: I have 3 possible shows from going to this one! Someone was talking about their pizza stone and how it broke right after they got it. I butted right in and asked if they had their receipt. They did not, so I told them I would get the number for PC and they could call and talk to customer service. Someone asked if I sold PC and I said yes, then that got just about everyone there (17 people!) talking about their PC products! I gave out 10 business cards and the lady who was doing the selling is going to book a show with me. Yay!
I think I'm going to start going to more of these at-home parties just to get my name around.
Kristy
 
I went to a discovery toy party at my sister house and the consultant was at my first show. She also booked a show for June
 
ksartain said:
I just got back from this show. It's a direct sell company, but so much cheaper than SLAH! Great stuff and pretty good host benefits. The only thing is that they base your host earnings off how many bookings you get at the show. If 2 people book shows from your show, the host benefits are really good.
Here's the great part: I have 3 possible shows from going to this one! Someone was talking about their pizza stone and how it broke right after they got it. I butted right in and asked if they had their receipt. They did not, so I told them I would get the number for PC and they could call and talk to customer service. Someone asked if I sold PC and I said yes, then that got just about everyone there (17 people!) talking about their PC products! I gave out 10 business cards and the lady who was doing the selling is going to book a show with me. Yay!
I think I'm going to start going to more of these at-home parties just to get my name around.
Kristy

I think that it is wonderful that you got your name out and maybe some leads and orders. BUT be careful some people get real upset if somebody who sells something else comes to their parties and tries to "sell" when they are trying to do the samething. I have seen other posts on here from people upset that their party wasn't focused on PC and on another product that a person who showed up sells. Try to imagine having a great party lined up and somebody who sells say TW starts passing around info and then some people become intrested in them instead. Just a thought....good luck:)
 
I completely agree! ! ! !I did a show about a year ago and the past host who was a consultant with party lite came in and booked a show from almost everyone at the show. I got nothing. After 2 really bad shows I needed the bookings. I asked everyone, but only got Im doing a show with so and so or I don;t do shows and if I did I'd do it with so and so. :mad:

So be careful, yes you can get your name out there, but could be damaging someone elses business. I have just started getting shows again. Its hard to restart with no leads. :(

Just my .02
 
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I made sure to wait until after the lady presenting had already started taking her orders. I did talk to her about doing a joint show and she seemed very interested in doing that.
Thanks for the warnings. I'll make sure to keep those in mind.
Kristy
 
So what were the prices like with their stuff?
 
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A lot cheaper than SLAH! I think they're known for their baskets. They have a TON of wicker baskets.
Kristy
 
ChefDiane, the same thing happened to me. This guest not only interrupted my demo four or five times to talk about stupid Partylite (sorry, but I hate the stuff) but then went around asking every other guest for bookings. By the time I got to them, I heard FOUR times "I would book a show, but I just booked a Partylite show." I was FURIOUS and really disappointed as I really needed the bookings. I would NEVER go to another show and even mention that I'm a consultant.
 
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I'll chalk it up to a rookie error. I apologize for all those I offended by my post and what happened. I had already booked a show for May from the lady who did the presentation that night because I know how important it is to get bookings when you work for direct sales companies. I was the only person there who even booked a show from her. I would NEVER interrupt a presentation or try to steal bookings from anyone. We're all in this together.
Kristy
 
Congrats on the booking, and the possible customer, it is wonderful to get your name out there.!!!:) :)
 
Love their productsI just had a show and I had a very poor turnout, only 6 guests, and I got over 300 of product. I was actually looking into Signature Homestyles business before I signed with Pampered Chef.

Cheryl
 
what issignature homestyles? I have never heard of it before.

abey
 
For those of you who don't know Signature Homestyles is thier new name. They used to be Homemaker's Idea Company. I have 2 friends who sell the stuff. I would never concider selling that stuff since I have no passion for it. They have really great baskets but I don't want to spend $60 for a basket.
 
Thanks,I had never heard of them and honestly when I saw there name I thought of those nasty all in one box dinners that contains everything including the meat, yuk

Abey
 
They look like they have some cute stuff....except you cant see much on the website. It reminds me of At Home America products.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Signature Homestyles Show?

The Signature Homestyles Show is a direct selling opportunity that allows individuals to host events showcasing a variety of home and kitchen products. It provides a platform for hosts to earn rewards and bonuses while introducing guests to high-quality items from the Pampered Chef line.

How can I benefit from hosting a Signature Homestyles Show?

By hosting a Signature Homestyles Show, you can earn free products, discounts, and exclusive offers based on the sales generated during your event. Additionally, you can enjoy the social experience of gathering friends and family while sharing useful cooking and kitchen tips.

What are the earnings potential for hosts?

Hosts can earn a percentage of the total sales from their show, along with additional bonuses based on sales milestones. The more sales generated, the higher the rewards, which can include free products, discounts, and even cash bonuses.

Do I need to have prior experience to host a Signature Homestyles Show?

No prior experience is necessary to host a Signature Homestyles Show. The company provides training and resources to help you plan and execute a successful event. You’ll receive support from your consultant and the Pampered Chef community throughout the process.

How do I get started with hosting a Signature Homestyles Show?

To get started, you can reach out to a Pampered Chef consultant who can guide you through the process of setting up your show. They will help you select a date, choose products to feature, and provide tips for inviting guests and maximizing your earnings.

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