Want to know how to sell 71 bakers in one month? Listen to this call!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a call featuring Michael Reeves, who reportedly sold 71 bakers in one month. Participants share their excitement about the call, discuss sales strategies, and exchange ideas related to increasing sales and bookings.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions that Michael Reeves sold 71 bakers in March and highlights the impressive sales figure.
  • Another participant shares their experience of attending a regional training where Reeves mentioned having 21 shows in March.
  • Several users express their enthusiasm for the call, noting its length and the valuable information shared.
  • One participant discusses a strategy suggested by their director to offer a free pocket thermometer instead of a discount to boost sales.
  • Another participant shares their experience of listening to the call and taking notes on effective sales techniques.
  • Some participants express interest in sharing flyers and notes related to the call's content.
  • One participant reflects on their own sales goals and aspirations, inspired by Reeves' success.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ among participants regarding the effectiveness of various sales strategies, and no clear consensus emerges on the best approach to increase sales.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and insights related to the call and their own sales practices, reflecting a variety of approaches within the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration and strategies to enhance their sales techniques may find this discussion beneficial.

The Weekday Dinners Done cards could be a good alternative too.
 
Is this call still accessible?
 
I looked for the call tonight and cant find it on here, am i missing it someone said page 2 right?
 
toenail1103 said:
I looked for the call tonight and cant find it on here, am i missing it someone said page 2 right?

On page 2, you'll find a link to the audio version you can listen to on your computer.
 
The link is also in post 92.
 
I know this is a bit of an old thread. I just want to share what I've done to "edit" this set.

I do the DCB, Digital Pocket Thermometer, Season's Best Cookbook, Rub of choice, and the Chef's Silicone Basting Brush (must have for the rubs!)

I like this combo and I think my customers will like it more than the combo with the salad chopper.
 
ShelbyMichalek said:
I know this is a bit of an old thread. I just want to share what I've done to "edit" this set.

I do the DCB, Digital Pocket Thermometer, Season's Best Cookbook, Rub of choice, and the Chef's Silicone Basting Brush (must have for the rubs!)

I like this combo and I think my customers will like it more than the combo with the salad chopper.

I never offer a combo and I sell a ton of DCB's. I talk about all the benefits of owning it and that it pays for itself after just a few uses/vs eating fast food and it's a quicker, healthier meal. I also offer to email anyone who buys it (or already owns one) a 24 page document full of recipes. You don't have to spend money to sell this product.

In the past I've offered bonuses with it like a rub or the weekday dinners done but it didn't increase my sales od DCB's - nothing works like giving them a bunch of recipes (and that's free to me). :thumbup:
 
BethCooks4U said:
I never offer a combo and I sell a ton of DCB's. I talk about all the benefits of owning it and that it pays for itself after just a few uses/vs eating fast food and it's a quicker, healthier meal. I also offer to email anyone who buys it (or already owns one) a 24 page document full of recipes. You don't have to spend money to sell this product.

In the past I've offered bonuses with it like a rub or the weekday dinners done but it didn't increase my sales od DCB's - nothing works like giving them a bunch of recipes (and that's free to me). :thumbup:

Same here. I offered a DCB set for a while, but I didn't sell any more than I was already selling (avg 3-4 per show) and it was just one thing more that I had to remember to print up and talk about. I'd rather just talk about the DCB, and all of it's wonders! :D
 
ChefBeckyD said:
Same here. I offered a DCB set for a while, but I didn't sell any more than I was already selling (avg 3-4 per show) and it was just one thing more that I had to remember to print up and talk about. I'd rather just talk about the DCB, and all of it's wonders! :D

And same here...except I am not selling 3 - 4 per show. Almost all of my recipe choices have either the 12" skillet or the DCB.
 

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What is the main focus of the call about selling 71 bakers in one month?

The call focuses on effective strategies and techniques that can help direct sellers, specifically those in Pampered Chef, to increase their sales volume significantly within a short period. It includes tips on product promotion, customer engagement, and leveraging social media.

Who is the target audience for this call?

The target audience includes current Pampered Chef consultants, potential recruits interested in direct sales, and anyone looking to enhance their selling skills and boost their sales performance in a direct sales environment.

What specific strategies are discussed in the call?

The call discusses various strategies such as hosting virtual cooking shows, utilizing social media platforms for promotions, building customer relationships, and creating urgency through limited-time offers. It also emphasizes the importance of product knowledge and storytelling in sales.

Can I apply the techniques from the call to other direct sales companies?

Yes, many of the techniques discussed in the call are applicable to various direct sales companies. The principles of effective communication, customer engagement, and strategic marketing are universal and can be adapted to fit different products and markets.

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