PamperedChef99
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What should I include on my Pampered Chef supply order form?
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Discussion Overview
The thread centers around suggestions for what to include on a Pampered Chef supply order form, particularly for new consultants. Participants share their personal experiences and insights regarding supply orders and strategies for starting their business.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Opinion-based
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as a new consultant, seeks suggestions for items to order from the supply order form.
- Another participant shares their experience of not ordering too much initially and suggests specific items like catalogs, Season's Bests, and potential door prizes.
- One user mentions the cost of paperwork/supply order forms and suggests downloading them instead of purchasing, noting that item numbers can often be memorized over time.
- Another participant highlights the importance of utilizing the new consultant "special" included in the starter kit and emphasizes giving away catalogs to promote their business.
- One participant shares a tip received from their director regarding the supply order form.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the necessity of purchasing supply order forms, with some participants suggesting alternatives while others provide specific recommendations for items to order.
Contextual Notes
The discussion reflects the early experiences of new consultants navigating supply orders and strategies for building their business presence.
Who May Find This Useful
New Pampered Chef consultants looking for insights on supply ordering and strategies for starting their business may find this discussion helpful.
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powelljj
I would suggest that you don't order too much of anything until you decide how you want to proceed with your shows. There are 2 different types of show order forms you can choose, the standard 3-part forms or the outside-order form type. Since it's fairly early in the selling season, I would suggest you buy 100 catalogs, a pack of Season's Bests, and maybe some paring knives, twixit clips, and/or citrus peelers for door prizes and host gifts. You might want to add a few of the samples of pantry items to demo at your shows or give as show gifts/prizes, that's up to you. I wouldn't spend a lot of money on supplies until you start getting commissions coming in, though. JMHO. Good luck! 
Laurenncraigory
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also, they charge .10 for paperwork/supply order forms and i would not reccommend buying these...you can download them in the download center of consultant's corner and once you get familiar, you won't even need to reference the order form for numbers to put into pampered partner...I know I am start =ing to memorize my most used item #'s like catalogs and such and the item # can normally be found on the item itself in the bottom corner like the pampered partner reciepts say DS23 at the bottom right corner, catalogs have DS16 written sideways on the back right corner(with that #, I'm not sure if it is for a pack of 25 or a pack of 100)
Frequently Asked Questions
What items should I include on my Pampered Chef supply order form?
When creating your supply order form, include essential items such as catalogs, order forms, business cards, and promotional materials. Additionally, consider including popular kitchen tools and products that you frequently demonstrate at parties.
How do I determine the quantity of each item to order?
To determine the quantity, assess your upcoming events and the number of guests you expect. A good rule of thumb is to order enough catalogs and business cards for each guest, plus a few extras. For products, consider your sales history and which items are in high demand.
Should I include samples or giveaways on my supply order form?
Yes, including samples or giveaways can enhance your sales efforts and encourage bookings. Consider adding small items like seasoning packets or recipe cards that you can give to guests during demonstrations or as thank-you gifts for orders.
What promotional materials should I consider including?
Include promotional materials such as flyers, brochures, and special event invitations. These can help you market upcoming parties, promotions, or new product launches effectively to your customers.
Is it necessary to include shipping supplies on my order form?
Yes, including shipping supplies like boxes, packing tape, and labels is essential if you plan to ship products directly to customers. This ensures that you have everything you need to fulfill orders efficiently and professionally.
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