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murkey said:what are you doing now?
I have found doing the interactive shows are a lot of fun. I start out letting everyone know that WE are cooking tonight. I do auction shows so I tell everyone how it works and how to earn those dollars!
They get excited and even competitive over getting the money so people loosen up, laugh and really get involved!! Plus the auction makes people excited and is their last memory for booking so tend to be more open to booking after having fun.
pcchefjane said:I played the Dice Game at my last Cooking Show! It was really well received... Course it may have been because the very first person to roll the dice got "2" which was the number that won the DCB!
To play the Dice Game:
Number envelopes from 2-12. #2 is whatever you are giving away. I used the DCB when I could get it as a Host Special. This month, I got an extra Trifle Bowl. (My DD had several shows hold that were booked from her Show and she didn't want the Beaded things). #3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12 are "Book A Show". #6, 7, 8, 9 are "Free Gift". I put index cards in envelopes with the "prize" on it. I say, "Who likes to gamble?" There is only 2 rules. You MUST do what the card says and you can't open the card until everyone has rolled the dice. Not everyone will play.
Unfortunately the first time I played it, my "poker face" did not hold up at all when the first person rolled the "2". My mouth dropped so they all knew something happened. I also let her open the envelope immediately. Don't do that till everyone has rolled.
My director got 12 extra bookings off the game and she did 6 shows before anyone rolled the "2" for the DCB.
Something I saw at Training was to put the person's first name and a product name as their last name. Whenever that product needed to be used, that person got to come help with the demo. It helped break the ice of actually helping!
1. Incorporate interactive games or activities: Consider adding a game or interactive activity that involves your guests and gets them engaged in the show. This could be a recipe taste test, a cooking challenge, or a guessing game related to kitchen utensils.
2. Share personal stories or tips: People love to hear personal stories and tips from others, so consider sharing your own experiences or tips related to cooking or using Pampered Chef products. This will make the show more relatable and interesting for your guests.
3. Use visual aids: Instead of just talking about the products, show your guests how they work by using visual aids such as videos, photos, or demos. This will help them better understand the products and make the show more engaging.
4. Collaborate with other consultants: Consider teaming up with other Pampered Chef consultants to co-host a show. This will bring a fresh perspective and new ideas to the show, making it more interesting for both you and your guests.
5. Offer incentives or prizes: People love freebies, so consider offering small incentives or prizes for guests who attend the show or participate in activities. This will create excitement and make the show more fun and interesting.