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An open house is an event where you invite friends, family, and acquaintances to your home to learn about and try out Pampered Chef products. Hosting an open house is a great way to earn free products, connect with others, and have a fun and relaxing time. It's also an opportunity to introduce new people to Pampered Chef and potentially grow your customer base.
Start by setting a date and inviting people to attend. You can do this through word of mouth, social media, or by sending out physical invitations. Next, plan out the menu and gather all the necessary Pampered Chef products and ingredients. Set up a designated area for the demonstration and make sure to have enough seating for your guests. Finally, make sure to have plenty of catalogs and order forms on hand for attendees to take home.
The menu can be as simple or elaborate as you'd like. You can serve light appetizers, desserts, or even a full meal depending on your preference. It's recommended to incorporate Pampered Chef products into the menu so guests can see them in action. For example, you can make a salad using the Quick Slice or a dessert using the Stoneware Fluted Pan.
Start by introducing yourself and welcoming your guests. Then, provide a brief overview of Pampered Chef and the products you will be showcasing. Next, demonstrate how to use each product and explain its benefits. Encourage your guests to ask questions and interact with the products. At the end, offer them the opportunity to place an order or book their own party.
First and foremost, have a positive attitude and be enthusiastic about the products. Make sure to also have enough supplies and samples for everyone. Encourage your guests to try out the products and ask for their feedback. Offer incentives for placing an order or booking a party. Finally, don't forget to follow up with attendees after the open house to thank them for coming and offer any additional support or information they may need.