Supply List Clarification: What Is That?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the supply list for Pampered Chef consultants, focusing on a specific item referred to as a "binder" that is used for displaying product cards and specials at shows. Participants share their experiences and thoughts regarding its utility, size, and inclusion in business packages for new consultants.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes the binder as a black "binder" type item that folds into a tri-fold, useful for displaying product cards and specials at shows.
  • Another participant mentions that the binder holds standard 8 1/2 X 11 pages and has a top spine, differing from regular binders.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares that they use the binder at every show to present various business opportunities and specials, finding it more efficient than printing multiple copies for guests.
  • Another participant notes that the binder is included in the business building package for new consultants, expressing satisfaction with this inclusion.
  • One participant expresses hesitation about ordering the binder, stating they have not used much of their supplies and prefer to wait for new catalogs.
  • Another participant mentions that the binder's cost is $13 and discusses the total cost of items they want from the kit.
  • One participant shares their experience of successfully ordering the business building kit past their 60-day mark to include new catalogs.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the necessity and timing of ordering the binder, with some participants expressing enthusiasm about its utility while others are uncertain about their need for it at this time.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding the supply list and the binder's role in their business practices. The discussion reflects varying levels of engagement with the provided supplies.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering the utility of the binder and those interested in the business building package may find the shared experiences relevant.

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melaniepc
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what is that on our supply list? I am trying to get some supplies needed and wasn't sure exactly what that was.
 
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and how big is it?
 
It's a black "binder" type thing with 2 rings at the top and it turns into a tri-fold, so we can display the product cards and the monthly specials at our shows. It comes with 3 page protectors, so you'll probably want to order a few more of those if you want to show more than 3 pages. I use mine at every show to go over the host and guest specials, registry, business opportunity, theme shows, product lines (cookware, simple additions, etc.) and I think it really comes in handy! Better than printing a bunch of copies for your guests, then watching them get thrown in the trash. Plus, you only have to update it once a month.
 
It holds standard 8 1/2 X 11 pages - like a regular binder, but the spine is at the top, not the side.
 
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great, that is what I was hoping. I am ordering it
 
Before you do, you should know that it also comes in the business building package for new consultants - I just got mine, and the whole package is great!
 
Oh, that's right! That's awesome that it comes in that package now - it didn't when I joined, and I think it's such a necessary part of my business that it should be in the kit!! :D
 
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You know, I looked at that sheet and I really didn't want that much of the stuff. I haven't used much of my supplies at all really yet. I have a TON of catalogs .. if I could order it after the new catalogs are available than it would be worth it but I think it will be too late by then
 
AnnieBee said:
Before you do, you should know that it also comes in the business building package for new consultants - I just got mine, and the whole package is great!
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That is good to know! We didn't even have the flip chart when I started...I am really glad that they are including that. I think it's very helpful at shows!
 
It also includes the paper to print receipts on, whcih I didn't have before (seem like it should come in the starter kit...), but if you really don't need the cats, I guess you should price out how much it costs for just the bits you want. How much is the flip-chart on it's own (just curious and too lazy to look it up :))?
 
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its $13. I figured it out and it would be about $21 for everything I wanted out of the whole kit list. I actually can still get it until august 1st with the end of my 60 days so if they start filling that new consultant kit with those new cattys by then I think it will be worth it
 
You can probably call and ask them about buying the business building kit so it will have F/W catalogs in it. I did that for one of my consultants who signed on close to changeover time and they let her order it past her 60 day mark so she could get the new catalogs. The catalogs alone are worth more than the $36.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Supply List Clarification?

A Supply List Clarification is a document or communication that outlines the specific items or materials needed for a particular event, project, or activity. In the context of direct sales, it helps consultants understand what supplies they need to prepare for cooking demonstrations or parties.

Why is a Supply List Clarification important?

A Supply List Clarification is important because it ensures that all necessary items are accounted for, reducing the risk of forgetting essential supplies during a demonstration or event. This helps maintain professionalism and enhances the overall experience for guests.

How can I obtain a Supply List Clarification?

You can obtain a Supply List Clarification by reaching out to your team leader or checking the resources available on your company’s consultant portal. Many companies provide templates or guidelines to help you compile a comprehensive supply list.

What should I include in my Supply List Clarification?

Your Supply List Clarification should include all the tools, ingredients, and materials needed for your demonstration, such as cookware, utensils, food items, and any promotional materials. Be sure to tailor the list to the specific recipes or activities you plan to showcase.

Can I modify the Supply List Clarification for different events?

Yes, you can and should modify the Supply List Clarification for different events. Each demonstration may require different supplies based on the recipes or themes you are presenting, so it’s essential to adjust your list accordingly to ensure you are fully prepared.

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