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I am working them out for the others....Fajitas - I joined with the spices that I use for the fajitas and the fab mixnchop for guacamole. I have 2011 calendars and they are beautiful! I give one to the host as her gift this month and explain that they will get the calendar with the special (I attached a $5 value to the calendar...aren't most calendars about that price?) If they buy the special, I give them the calendar at checkout.I am doing fajitas this weekend for three shows but will be working them up. I basically am keeping it to where I am only kicking in $5.00 or less. I will post them when I make them up! (actually it is $4.61 with 29% commission)Will be doing one for Loaded Baked Potato Chowder, Chipotle cornbread bake, BBQ Pork Tenderloin, Lasagna. Those pretty much are my staples and my recipes that I am doing.skaugchef said:Consultants have made up up $99 specials by lumping certain products with the Deep Covered Baker & only charging $99 +tax. So, the customer is saving money by ordering the special.
Bethany, you can do a search in the files for deep covered baker. I found a few other consultant's flyers with their specials too.
CK, How do you decide what to put on each of your specials for your shows?
hmolah said:I've used the DCB specials in the past (one I learned last year from a TOP seller at Spring Launch) with HUGE success! People love a deal - and people love a package deal where they know they can recreate that recipe again and again. I was selling 2-3 of these specials at my shows! That's when my sales average was the highest! I'm going to incorporate these again and watch my sales soar!
Thanks for sharing CK!
-Heather
yankfan24 said:CK...did you happen to come up with a great DCB combo for the chowder yet? I have shows the next 3 weekends and doing the chowder at all of them. I'm sitting here going through a bunch of the products used in the chowder and wondering what would be the best combo. I like using the RUFTH trivet, season's best, DCB and their choice of a rub. Is that appealing enough? That would only be $4.25 consultant gift and I'd do a calendar (while supplies last) and a DCB recipe book.
pctharper said:Yet another question-do you just mention this or put a flyer in the catalog?
The $99 DCB special is a limited time offer from Pampered Chef that allows customers to purchase the Deep Covered Baker (DCB) for only $99, instead of the regular price of $125. This special offer is available for a limited time and can only be purchased through a Pampered Chef consultant.
The $99 DCB special includes the Deep Covered Baker, which is a versatile stoneware dish that can be used for baking, roasting, and even microwaving. It also comes with a special recipe book with delicious recipes specifically designed for the DCB.
The $99 DCB special is a limited time offer and its availability may vary. It is best to check with your Pampered Chef consultant for the most up-to-date information on the availability of this special offer.
Yes, the $99 DCB special has changed with the recent price change of the DCB. The regular price of the DCB used to be $130, so the special offer was a $31 discount. However, with the new price of the DCB at $125, the special offer now represents a $26 discount.
No, the $99 DCB special flyer is created and provided by Pampered Chef. If you are a consultant, you can use the flyer provided by the company to promote this special offer to your customers. If you are a customer, you can request a flyer from your consultant or check with them for more information about the special offer.