The thread centers around requests for a copy of the Theme Show Binder created by Kimberly Runkle. Several participants express their desire to obtain this binder, while others discuss its contents and share personal experiences related to its use.
Views differ on whether the Theme Show Binder is necessary, with some participants expressing a desire for it while others suggest that its contents may not be unique or essential.
The discussion reflects a range of experiences and opinions among consultants regarding the use of promotional materials and the creative aspects of their business.
Consultants looking for ideas on show materials and those interested in the Theme Show Binder may find the shared experiences and discussions relevant.
PamperedGinger said:Not meaning to be a party pooper here, but is anyone actually sending Theme Show Binder info to any of these people requesting info??
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Ginger, I was wondering the same thing...
My binder has the current and upcoming specials, recruiting information, a paycheck or two, other company promotions, the PC bridal, fundraiser and show benefits flyers and a flyer that shows a couple ideas for other theme shows (fiesta, chocolate...). On that last flyer I also say "Do you have a theme idea for your party? We can do THAT!"
I use the new flip binder that PC came out with last year (supply order form). During the show I have it flipped open to the guest special (no more copies for each guest!). I mention some of the other things in the binder and invite them to look it over. At check out it's right there so potential hosts and recruits can look it over while I tally their order.
I mostly use company provided flyers because I want to be reproducable. I don't want potential consultants to think - "oh, and I have to do all that too." For that same reason (and because it's less $$ out of my pocket) I do not do special invitations. I add a sticker to the invitations to announce that this is a specialty show and I remind the host to TELL her guests and be excited!
The flyers and invitations that PC offers us are wonderful. I did put together a booking binder and put theme shows invitations in the middle and information about joining PC in the back of the binder. I use the binder as a visual tool and to give people ideas. I got all the info from this web site after it was mentioned at conference. Thank you to everyone who share their wonderful ideas with the rest of us.The Theme Show Binder by Kimberly Runkle is a resource designed for Pampered Chef consultants to help them organize and execute themed cooking shows. It includes various themes, recipes, and tips to enhance the overall experience for both the consultant and the guests.
To request a copy of the Theme Show Binder, you can contact Sherry Manahan directly. She will provide you with the necessary information and steps to obtain your copy.
The binder features a variety of themes that cater to different occasions and interests, such as holiday parties, seasonal cooking, and specific cuisine styles. Each theme is designed to engage guests and create a fun atmosphere during the show.
Yes, the Theme Show Binder is particularly beneficial for new consultants as it provides a structured approach to planning and executing cooking shows. It offers guidance and inspiration, making it easier for beginners to feel confident and prepared.
Absolutely! While the Theme Show Binder provides a solid foundation, consultants are encouraged to customize the themes and recipes to fit their personal style and the preferences of their guests. This flexibility allows for a more personalized experience.