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The thread centers around the upcoming 30th Anniversary of Pampered Chef and the associated consultant incentive for shows held between October 1-15. Participants express curiosity about the nature of the incentive and share their thoughts on the timing and communication regarding such announcements.
Views differ regarding the effectiveness of the current incentive communication and the challenges of booking shows early in the month. No clear consensus emerges on the anticipated value of the incentive itself.
Participants share personal experiences and challenges related to their consulting practices, particularly in relation to booking shows and managing host relationships.
Consultants interested in insights about the upcoming anniversary incentive and those facing similar challenges in booking and closing shows may find the discussion relevant.
Intrepid_Chef said:Me too but sheesh ... I really wish they'd give us more notice on these things. That way we can decide if it's worth it!
magentablue said:Me too, I have a show closing on the 30th, and I can't decide if I'd rather have the paycheck a little bigger for this month, or the 30th anniversary surprise. When will we find out what it is? I am hoping it's not when we get it in the mail!!!![]()
BethCooks4U said:IT'S A GIFT! We should all be working our businesses EVERY week.
As far as your party on the 30th. If it's a September show it won't count for the incentive anyway. It has to be an October show held and submitted Oct 1-15.
Intrepid_Chef said:Me too but sheesh ... I really wish they'd give us more notice on these things. That way we can decide if it's worth it!
Becca_in_MD said:Anyone remember the Thanksgiving turkey we got 5 years ago? I think that went out to all active consultants. I have a little 1.5" x 1.5" square porcelain PC shipping box, probably from the 25th anniversary. Some things can be good, others can be given to my kids![]()
I use post it notes to mark my open dates. But I only mark the first two weeks of each month. This helps alot with getting people to book when I want them to. The weekly calendar has helped even more!cookingwithdawn said:I soooo have a problem getting people to book early in the month?? I don't understand why...I have often told people it helps me if they book before the 15th and then they look at me and pick the 15th?? Which does not help!
lesliec said:I am having trouble closing with hosts lately. I have been tentatively scheduling a time to close, but then they want more time, or it doesn't work out. I am going to start setting a firm close time, and getting their firm wishlist and their cc # at the show. If they don't reschedule and I can't get ahold of them I will just close it where it is on the said date.
I agree with the incentive. Although it isn't always something I am overjoyed to get, it is free, and the paycheck is what I am really working for.
cookingwithdawn said:I soooo have a problem getting people to book early in the month?? I don't understand why...I have often told people it helps me if they book before the 15th and then they look at me and pick the 15th?? Which does not help![/QUOTE]
Don't make it about YOU- make it about them. Tell them that in your experience you've found that shows hosted BEFORE the 15th of each month do better b/c people tend be more "strapped" for money at the end of the month whereas in the beginning of the month the purse strings aren't so tight...
lesliec said:I am having trouble closing with hosts lately. I have been tentatively scheduling a time to close, but then they want more time, or it doesn't work out. I am going to start setting a firm close time, and getting their firm wishlist and their cc # at the show. If they don't reschedule and I can't get ahold of them I will just close it where it is on the said date.
I agree with the incentive. Although it isn't always something I am overjoyed to get, it is free, and the paycheck is what I am really working for.
Give them an incentive for closing on time. I'm doing a show on Thursday (9/30) and when I called the host today I told her that I would love to close the show THAT night and I know that sometimes it's hard but if she closes it that night I will give her a small gift. And I plan on ordering her a RUFTH Trivet... I'll just add it to her order and then use her discount. And it will count towards my RUFTH goal for the year.Win Win for all!
The Consultant Incentive for Pampered Chef's 30th Anniversary includes special rewards and bonuses for consultants who achieve specific sales goals and recruit new team members during the anniversary month. This initiative is designed to celebrate the milestone and encourage growth within the consultant community.
To qualify for the Consultant Incentive, consultants must meet certain criteria set by Pampered Chef, which typically includes achieving a minimum sales volume, hosting a specific number of parties, or recruiting new consultants within the promotional period. Detailed requirements will be provided in the official announcement from Pampered Chef.
Consultants can earn a variety of rewards through the Consultant Incentive, including exclusive products, cash bonuses, and recognition within the Pampered Chef community. The specific rewards may vary based on the level of achievement and the goals set for the incentive period.
Yes, there is typically a deadline for achieving the goals associated with the Consultant Incentive. The incentive period will be clearly defined in the official communication from Pampered Chef, so consultants should pay close attention to the dates to ensure they qualify for the rewards.
More information about the Consultant Incentive for Pampered Chef's 30th Anniversary can be found on the official Pampered Chef website, in the consultant portal, or through communications from your director or team leader. It's important to stay updated with any announcements regarding the incentive to maximize your potential rewards.