The thread discusses the requirements for submitting orders as a show with Pampered Chef, particularly focusing on the minimum sales amount and the nature of monthly specials. Participants share their experiences and insights regarding these topics.
Views differ on the predictability of monthly specials, with some participants suggesting that there is no consistent pattern, while others focus on the specific requirements for submitting orders.
Participants share personal experiences related to starting their businesses and navigating the order submission process, particularly during the early stages of their consulting journey.
New Pampered Chef consultants may find this discussion helpful as they navigate the requirements for submitting orders and understanding the nature of monthly specials.
Are you (or your sister) in a position to do some gift shopping? Mother's day... birthdays... If you can just put some oreders in the name of the person the gift is for to get the show to $150 before shipping and tax.krhodes74 said:
Turning in $70 for a show refers to the minimum sales amount that a consultant needs to submit to qualify for certain benefits, such as host rewards or commission. This amount is typically the total sales from the show before any discounts or promotions are applied.
The current specials can vary based on the month or promotional events. Generally, when you turn in $70, you may qualify for exclusive discounts on products, special offers for hosts, or additional rewards for your customers. It's best to check the Pampered Chef website or your consultant portal for the latest specials.
Yes, you can often combine your $70 show with other promotions, such as seasonal discounts or product bundles. However, it's important to review the specific terms of each promotion to ensure they can be applied together. Always consult with your director or the Pampered Chef resources for clarification.
If your show sales are below $70, you may not qualify for certain host rewards or commissions. However, you can still submit the show, and you may receive a smaller commission based on the actual sales. Additionally, you can work on increasing your sales for future shows to take advantage of the benefits.
To maximize your sales and reach the $70 threshold, consider hosting a party with engaging themes, offering exclusive deals, and promoting your show through social media. Additionally, encourage guests to invite friends and family, and showcase popular or new products that may entice attendees to purchase.
