soGlad I Was Able to Make That Work!

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The discussion centers around a successful resolution of a challenging situation involving a surprise baby shower event. The host initially faced difficulties, receiving only two orders totaling $30, but ultimately secured a total of $150 in outside orders. After a delayed communication, the host confirmed an order for a Square Griddle, resulting in a total of $338 in sales for October. The host strategically managed customer expectations regarding price adjustments due to shipping costs.

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Independent sales representatives, event planners, and anyone involved in direct sales or customer service management will benefit from this discussion.

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I did a show in August. It was a mess. I was the ruse for a surprise baby shower. Gee, thanks. I did get to do a quick demo, but got a whole TWO orders while I was there that amounted to about $30.

My hostess did have outside orders, so we were at least at $150.

Well, I called her a few times to close and she never responded. Finally today she calls me. We're past Sept 15th, so she's not getting those 60% off colanders she wanted and I'm not sure how to tell her.

Luckily, she wants a Square Griddle. JACKPOT!!!!!!! Show date is changed and she's mailing me a check. Yes, her customers will have to pay a little more due to shipping and price changes, but she hasn't collected most of the money yet anyway, so it's not a big deal. I told her to blame me for miscalculating when she asks for more money from those who have already paid.

Now I have a $338 start to October. :)
 
Awesome! I love how things like that work out sometimes.
 
YAY! Way to go Deb!!!!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "soGlad I Was Able to Make That Work!" mean in the context of Pampered Chef?

"SoGlad I Was Able to Make That Work!" is a phrase often used by Pampered Chef consultants to express their satisfaction in successfully coordinating a party, event, or customer order. It reflects a positive attitude towards problem-solving and customer service.

How can I use "soGlad I Was Able to Make That Work!" in my Pampered Chef business?

You can incorporate this phrase in your communications with customers and hosts to convey enthusiasm and a willingness to accommodate their needs. It can also be used in social media posts or during live demonstrations to create a friendly and approachable image.

Is "soGlad I Was Able to Make That Work!" a common phrase among Pampered Chef consultants?

Yes, many Pampered Chef consultants use this phrase as part of their customer service approach. It helps to build rapport and shows clients that their satisfaction is a priority.

Can I use "soGlad I Was Able to Make That Work!" in my marketing materials?

Absolutely! Using this phrase in your marketing materials can help convey a positive and customer-focused message. It can resonate well with potential hosts and customers, making them feel valued and understood.

What are some other phrases similar to "soGlad I Was Able to Make That Work!" that I can use?

Other phrases you might consider include "Happy to Help!" or "Glad We Could Make This Happen!" These alternatives also emphasize customer service and a positive attitude, which are essential in direct sales.

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