The discussion clarifies the new policy regarding consultant status for show submissions. Consultants must submit a qualifying show every six months to maintain their active status. If a consultant hosts a show in July with earnings over $150, they will remain active until December. Inactive consultants will not receive the Consultant Notification (CN) but will retain access to the Consultant Community (CC).
PREREQUISITESConsultants, show hosts, and anyone involved in the submission process who wants to maintain active status and maximize their earnings potential.
This means that your last sales submission for a Pampered Chef show occurred in January and generated sales of more than $200. This is important because it may affect your status as a consultant, your commission, and your eligibility for certain incentives or promotions.
The timing of your last show submission can impact your commission structure and your ability to maintain active status as a consultant. If you haven’t submitted a show in a while, it may be beneficial to schedule more shows to keep your business thriving.
If you haven't submitted a show since January, consider reaching out to your customer base to schedule new shows or events. You can also promote online parties or cooking demonstrations to generate interest and sales.
While there may not be direct penalties, not submitting shows regularly can affect your commission levels and your status as an active consultant. It’s important to stay engaged with your business to maximize your earnings and benefits.
To increase your sales after a gap, consider hosting themed parties, offering promotions, or utilizing social media to reach a wider audience. Engaging with your existing customers and encouraging them to host shows can also help boost your sales quickly.