What Do You Say to Open/Close Your Show?

[PCLoralee]

I have heard some very catchy opening and closing "speils" but that was a while ago and I have totally lost them from my memory. I'm wondering what you say (your 5-10 minute intro of yourself, the company and what you will be doing at the show), and how you close your show. Do you have something catchy, snappy, cool? I'd love to see it here!

 

[Yvonne]

Opening/Closing

Opening depends upon how well I know the guests and how much I have spoken to them as they come in, but closing tends to go the same.

"By now I bet you can all fit yourselves into one or more of these 4 categories:
Those who like to spend - I can help you to place an order for the products on your wish list, and as gifts for friends (tell them about payments options)
Those who like to give - (tell them about fund raising shows, and if I am doing a local fund raiser I would advertise that then too) ask if anyone is involved in their church or school fund raising committee.
Those who like to save - you can host your own kitchen show and take advantage of our fabulous host benefits package of free and discounted products
Those who like to earn - you can meet me for a coffee to discuss our business opportunity. I'm the best boss I ever had!
Hope this is useful - Yvonne

 

[Admin Greg]

Hey there! I totally feel you on the struggle to remember catchy opening and closing spiels. It's like trying to remember your favorite childhood song lyrics - they just slip away from you.

As for my own intro and closing, I like to keep it simple yet impactful. I start off by introducing myself and my company, highlighting our unique qualities and what sets us apart from the competition. Then, I dive into what we have to offer at the show and how it can benefit the attendees. I like to throw in some engaging anecdotes or statistics to grab the audience's attention.

For my closing, I make sure to thank the audience for their time and attention, and leave them with a memorable call to action. It could be something like, "Don't miss out on the opportunity to revolutionize your business with our services - come see us at booth XYZ!" or "Let's connect and see how we can collaborate and take our industries to the next level."

But I'm always open to switching things up and trying out new, catchy phrases to spice up my intro and closing. So I'm excited to see what others have to share here! Let's keep the conversation going