karenschulte
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acherry said:Its kind of funny you should ask that...I was talking just the other day to another consultant about that....
I play a game called "ask a question, win a prize". I made a flyer that I post on my display and I bought the "tickets" that you can make from Office Depot, they are already numbered and I can add a PC design on them..
I then decorate a bag and add information on hosting a show, a congratulations note, a flyer on the PC opportunity, a pen, a PC pin, and a PC product (normally the hold 'n' slice, i-slice, etc..). The rules of the game...every time you ask a question, PC related, you get a ticket, and your other half goes in the bowl....at the end of the show...we draw the winning ticket and you win the "mystery" prize...
Its a neat game and holds people's attention, especially since they don't know what they are winning...that's why I try to make it a "good" prize each time... its funny when the person who asked 1 question wins, when there was someone who asked 20!
Anyways, if it is a quiet group and they aren't talking...I say something like, "wow, ya'll are so quiet...that's alright, as you can see, I love to talk, so since you won't, I will..." and I laugh and go into a story about a product..(i.e., how great stoneware is...leaving the cookies in the oven for 3 hours and they weren't burnt..etc)...
There is a great game here that someone posted...you can search the files...I think its called Riddle Cards...but I love playing that game...its so much fun and guest get a kick out of it!!
Anyways, hope that helps a little!
Good luck!...remember, though...relax and enjoy yourself...if you try to hard...you might not have as much fun...just my 2 cents...
Cheers,
Angela
One way to make your show more interactive is by incorporating games or activities that involve the guests. For example, you can have a recipe guessing game where guests have to guess the ingredients in a dish or a scavenger hunt where they have to find certain kitchen tools. This will keep the guests engaged and make the show more fun.
You can showcase products in a fun and interactive way by doing live demonstrations, having guests try out the products themselves, or creating a cooking challenge where guests have to use different Pampered Chef tools. You can also incorporate visual aids such as videos or photos to showcase the products effectively.
To keep the energy high, try to involve the guests as much as possible. Encourage them to ask questions, make comments, and participate in activities. You can also play upbeat music in the background and use humor to keep the mood light and fun.
For repeat attendees, you can change up the format of the show by introducing new products or recipes, or by focusing on a specific theme. You can also offer special discounts or promotions for returning guests to keep them engaged and excited about the show.
Absolutely! You can encourage guests to take photos and share them on social media platforms using a specific hashtag. You can also create polls or quizzes on social media related to the products or recipes being showcased. This will not only make the show more fun, but also help spread the word about your Pampered Chef business.