The thread discusses the implications of closing a catalog show on a Sunday, particularly regarding guest and hostess specials and commission timing. Participants share their personal experiences and interpretations of the rules surrounding show submissions and special promotions.
Views differ on the specifics of how closing dates affect commissions and promotions, but there is a general agreement that the guest and hostess specials would not be impacted as long as the show is dated in March.
Participants share their interpretations based on personal experiences and discussions with directors, focusing on the timing of show submissions and the associated commission structure.
Consultants navigating similar situations regarding show closures and their impact on specials and commissions may find this discussion relevant.
Yes, closing on Sunday may affect the availability of guest specials, as many promotions are time-sensitive. If a special is only available for a limited time, guests may miss out if they are unable to place orders before the closing date.
Closing on Sunday can impact hostess specials as well. Hostesses may have a limited window to earn specific rewards or discounts, and if they cannot finalize their parties before the closure, they might miss out on those benefits.
Yes, you can still host a party if the closing day is on Sunday. However, it’s important to communicate with your guests and ensure that all orders are submitted before the closing time to take advantage of any specials.
If you have a party scheduled on a Sunday, consider moving the closing date to Saturday or extending the party to allow guests to place their orders before the Sunday closure. This way, you can maximize the benefits of any specials.
Yes, consider closing on a different day of the week or extending the party duration. This allows more time for guests to participate and take advantage of any available specials, ensuring that both hosts and guests can benefit fully.