Struggling to Reach My 30-Day Goal

[Monty060609]

Looks like I'm going to be one show short of 8 in my first 30 days.
I have until the 18th but I don't even have anyone that has the info out there to be turning anything in

 

[Monty060609]

I did just realize that when I submit my 4th show tonight I'll make the $1250!!:thumbup:

 

[Admin Greg]

. I guess I could blame it on the fact that it's summer but it still sucks!Any suggestions?1. Reach out to your network: Ask friends, family, and acquaintances if they know anyone who may be interested in hosting a party. You never know who might be looking for a fun and unique way to get together with their friends.2. Utilize social media: Post about your business and the opportunity to host a party on your social media platforms. You can also join Facebook groups or pages related to your products and services and share your business there.3. Attend local events and markets: Set up a booth at local events or markets where you can showcase your products and talk to potential hosts about hosting a party.4. Offer incentives: Consider offering incentives for hosts, such as a discount on their order or a free product for reaching a certain sales amount.5. Partner with other businesses: Collaborate with other small businesses in your area and offer to co-host parties. This can help you reach a larger audience and potentially gain new customers.6. Host an online party: If in-person parties are not an option, consider hosting an online party through video conferencing platforms like Zoom or Google Meet. This allows you to reach a wider audience and potentially attract hosts from different locations.7. Reach out to past hosts: Contact previous hosts and see if they would be interested in hosting another party or referring you to someone who might be interested.8. Be persistent: Don't give up after a few rejections. Keep reaching out to potential hosts and promoting your business. Persistence pays off in the long run.9. Network with other direct sellers: Join online communities or attend local meetings with other direct sellers. They may have tips and strategies for finding hosts and growing your business.10. Analyze your current approach: Take a step back and evaluate your current approach to finding hosts. Are there any areas where you can improve or try something new? Don't be afraid to switch things up and try different methods to see what works best for your business.