kaseydee
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Discussion Overview
The thread discusses the requirements for submitting a show in the context of Pampered Chef's policies, specifically regarding the minimum sales threshold of $150. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on how to handle situations where a show does not meet this minimum requirement.
Discussion Character
- Opinion-based
- Anecdotal
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions that it is no longer possible to submit a show with fewer than $150 in sales since the introduction of P3.
- Another participant states that to be counted as a show, the total must reach $150, otherwise, individual orders must be submitted.
- Several users express that $150 is the minimum requirement for a show submission.
- One participant suggests encouraging the host to seek additional orders to meet the $150 threshold.
- Another participant shares their experience of advising the host to ask for more orders and to reach out to customers for smaller orders to help meet the requirement.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants generally agree that $150 is the minimum requirement for submitting a show, with no clear disagreement on this point. However, there are differing opinions on how to approach the situation when the threshold is not met.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects personal experiences and strategies shared by participants regarding the submission of shows and the challenges faced when sales fall short of the minimum requirement.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants looking for insights on handling situations where show sales do not meet the minimum threshold may find this discussion relevant.
Teresa Lynn
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I would explain the situation to the Host and tell her there MUST be someone else who she can ask for an order.
If not, send out an email to your customers and tell them you are looking for a few smaller orders to add to a show.....
(as long as they live close in distant OR they will have to pay extra shipping - KWIM?)
If not, send out an email to your customers and tell them you are looking for a few smaller orders to add to a show.....
(as long as they live close in distant OR they will have to pay extra shipping - KWIM?)
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if my show doesn't reach $150 in sales?
If your show doesn't reach $150 in sales, you can still submit it. However, you will not qualify for the host rewards that typically come with a minimum sales threshold. It's important to communicate with your host about this to manage expectations.
Can I still turn in a show that is below $150?
Yes, you can still turn in a show that is below $150. While you won't earn the usual host benefits, submitting the show allows you to track sales and maintain your records.
Are there any penalties for submitting a show under $150?
No, there are no penalties for submitting a show that does not meet the $150 minimum. However, you should inform your host that they will not receive the typical rewards associated with higher sales.
How can I encourage more sales to reach the $150 minimum?
To encourage more sales, consider promoting your show through social media, offering special incentives for guests, or hosting a cooking demonstration to showcase the products. Engaging with your audience can help boost sales.
What should I do if I think my show will be under $150?
If you anticipate that your show will be under $150, reach out to your host to discuss strategies for increasing attendance or sales. You can also consider extending the show duration or offering additional promotions to attract more orders.
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