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Boost Your Bazaar Success with These Proven Tips | PC Event Strategies

In summary, The Pampered Chef Knife Sharpener is a versatile tool that can easily sharpen all types of knives. To use it, wet the sharpening stone, hold the knife at a 20-degree angle, and draw the blade across the stone in a sweeping motion. Pampered Chef Stoneware can also be used in the microwave, but it is important to reduce cooking time by 25% and handle it with oven mitts or a towel. To clean stoneware, simply scrape off excess food and wash with warm water and dish soap, avoiding harsh chemicals and metal scouring pads. While stoneware is dishwasher safe, it is recommended to hand wash it to prolong its life. To become a Pampered Chef consultant, sign
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Ok, I had a bazaar last week and it sucked. I only had 2 orders and they didn't even add up to $60. I had an open house tonight and no one showed up. I have a bazaar this weekend....I'm hoping that it goes better than what it has been. This will be my 3rd event with PC and I don't know what to do to make it seem more interesting and what not. I have samples of recipes, I have my new consultant products out, and I have the nice PC tablecloth from Merrill. I don't know what to do...any suggestions?
 
So sorry to hear you are having a rough time. Have you done any shows yet? Ask friends or family about hosting a show. That was what I did to start... and I needed the practice. Even if some of your friends are willing to do a catalog show. Make your list of 100 (friends, family, anyone) and start calling and ask them to help you "Kick-Off" your new business by hosting a show or catalog party. I hope this helps!

Good luck!
 
Bazaars and Open House can be a hit or miss type thing. Don't let it get you down. I did an event at our state fair last year and we weren't even allowed to sell anything.
 

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1. How do I use the Pampered Chef Knife Sharpener?

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