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ltkacz said:I don't do both, it's usually 1 or the other depending on my mood. if the catalog show is $400 or more I'll turn it into a "kitchen" show for host benefits. OR $400 or more in sales and I'll give you a $20 item (or combination that adds up to $20) for 1/2 off.
Chef Kearns said:You just change the type in PP or P3. If you have it designated as a catalog show and she reaches the $400 level just change it to a cooking show in PP/P3 and it will change her host benefits. Yes, all that changes is the amount the host will receive for FREE. The other "I'll give you a $20 item for 1/2 off" is her own incentive as a consultant (she eats that cost).
One way to increase catalog show sales is by reaching out to your personal network and asking if anyone would be interested in hosting a show. You can also utilize social media to promote your business and offer incentives for hosting a show, such as free products or discounts.
One strategy is to offer a special promotion or discount for orders placed at the show. You can also provide product demonstrations and highlight the benefits and features of your products. Additionally, encourage guests to interact with the products and offer personalized recommendations.
To make your catalog show more engaging, you can incorporate fun games or activities related to your products. You can also offer food or drinks to create a more social and relaxed atmosphere. Additionally, make sure to interact with your guests and answer any questions they may have.
Following up with customers after a catalog show is important for building a relationship and potentially getting future orders. You can send a personalized thank you note or email, offer a special promotion for their next purchase, or ask for feedback to improve your future shows.
To attract new customers at a catalog show, you can offer a special incentive for first-time customers, such as a discount or free gift. You can also collaborate with other local businesses or attend community events to promote your catalog shows and reach a new audience.