Special Consultants Are Running on Fb for Feb.

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various perspectives on promotional strategies being used by consultants for February bookings, particularly regarding the DCB (Deep Covered Baker) offer. Participants express confusion and curiosity about how some consultants are promoting deals that seem to contradict the established guidelines.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal
  • Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses confusion about consultants promoting a buy one, get one free offer for the DCB, questioning if they are misinterpreting the rules.
  • Another participant suggests that some consultants may not have read the fine print regarding host specials.
  • Several users mention that the host can only select one of each item, leading to skepticism about how multiple DCBs are being ordered.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of paying for a second DCB to fill their calendar for February.
  • Another consultant explains their method of adding a second DCB to the host's order while managing costs effectively.
  • Some participants express concern that offering additional incentives undermines the existing host program and could mislead potential recruits.
  • Others note that while they are not offering extra incentives, they have a full calendar of parties booked for February.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ significantly among participants regarding the appropriateness and implications of the promotional strategies being discussed. No clear consensus emerges on whether these strategies are beneficial or detrimental to the consultant community.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and interpretations of promotional offers, highlighting the variability in understanding and application of the host program guidelines.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking to understand different promotional strategies and their potential impacts on bookings may find this discussion relevant.

I'm not offering this, but I can see it in my head. So for those of you who are still wondering ... you can calculate the host's order without the extra item that you are offering and get her payment, then go back in & add the freebie. Then you can move things around until you find what's cheapest for you. Just don't accidentally omit something from her original order! Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to just print out her order before you start playing so that you can go back & confirm that you still have everything in there.Example: Let's say she had a $500 show and has a 25% discount. You could add in the extra DCB at 25% off (-$21.25) paying $63.75 out of your pocket. OR you can move stuff around. Let's say she has the DCB & the Rectangle Baker at 60% off and one of her 50% off items is a $10 item. You could bump the $10 item to the regular (25%) discount, bump the Rectangle Baker from 60% to 50% discount & add the DCB at 60% ... That's $7.50 (for the $10 item) + $24 (RB) + $34 (DCB) + $34 (DCB) - $58.20 (what she would have paid without your deal for her $10 item, RB & DCB) = $41.30 out of your pocket. You just saved yourself $22.45 by being creative.Now remember, if her 1/2 priced item is something big like a set of cookware or the knife block set, you certainly wouldn't want to change that! You'd definitely want to leave it as 50% off. But if you can move cheaper priced items into lower discount categories, then you'll save. Even though I'm not giving away anything, I always play to make sure that I'm getting the lowest price possible for the host. When you look at the numbers on P3, you have the full priced amount, - the FPV = subtotal - the host discount = SUBTOTAL ... it's that 2nd subtotal that counts! The closest that you can get that number to ZERO without leaving unused FPV, means you are giving the host the best possible deal! They might think they know what they want for free & what they want at 60% off or 50% off, but when you show them that you can save them $25 or even $2.50 by changing where something is on the discount list, they LOVE it! All of my hosts get excited regardless of the savings. LOL
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean that "Special Consultants Are Running on Fb for Feb."?

This phrase typically refers to specific consultants from Pampered Chef who are actively promoting their products or business opportunities on Facebook during the month of February. They may be running special promotions, events, or challenges to engage potential customers and recruits.

How can I participate in the February promotions run by consultants?

You can participate by following the consultants on Facebook, joining their groups, or engaging with their posts. They often share links to special offers, virtual parties, or events where you can learn more about their products and potentially make purchases.

Are there any special deals or discounts available during February?

Yes, many consultants may offer exclusive deals, discounts, or bundles during February to attract customers. It's best to check their social media posts or reach out to them directly for the latest promotions and offers.

Can I become a consultant during this time, and what are the benefits?

Yes, you can become a consultant at any time, including February. Benefits of joining include the ability to earn commissions on sales, access to exclusive products, training resources, and the opportunity to build your own business and network with others.

How can I find a consultant to work with during February?

You can find a consultant by searching on Facebook for Pampered Chef groups, visiting the official Pampered Chef website, or asking friends and family for recommendations. Many consultants actively promote their services on social media, making it easier to connect with them.

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