This thread centers around the timing of closing shows and how it affects sales counting within the first 30 days for Pampered Chef consultants. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on maximizing sales and benefits during this initial period.
General agreement exists on the necessity of closing shows within the 30-day timeframe to count them towards the initial sales goals. Participants share differing views on the logistics and strategies for achieving this.
Participants share personal experiences related to their sales and show management within the first 30 days of their consulting journey, highlighting the challenges and successes they encountered.
Consultants looking for insights on managing their shows and maximizing sales within the initial 30 days may find this discussion relevant.
Yes, sales from a show will count within 30 days as long as they are submitted and processed within that timeframe. It's important to ensure that all orders are finalized and submitted promptly to be included in your sales total.
If you submit your show after the 30-day period, those sales will not count towards your current month's sales totals. However, they will still be credited to your overall sales for future recognition and rewards.
No, each show is treated separately for sales counting purposes. You cannot combine orders from different shows to meet the 30-day sales requirement. Each show must be submitted individually within the specified timeframe.
Generally, there are no exceptions to the 30-day rule for counting sales. However, if you encounter extenuating circumstances, it's best to reach out to your director or the support team for guidance on your specific situation.
You can track your sales through your consultant portal, where you can view your current sales totals and pending orders. Regularly checking this information will help you stay on top of your sales and ensure they are submitted on time.
