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Except that she's probably wanting the $100-$200 more in free product. I don't have an answer Carolyn, other than I've been struggling with the same issue. My June is full - but I really don't want my June hosts wanting to switch to July. I sent an email to all of my June hosts yesterday, talking up the awesome Host Special for June (and it IS awesome!) and also letting them know how excited the past hosts are about being able to attend their shows and get that amazing host special also. I'm hoping that not wanting to disappoint the past host will encourage them to keep the date when they see the July specials. However, June 21st is still over a month away, and there would be plenty of time to re-book that date. So, if she's set on switching, I probably wouldn't put up too much of a fuss, and just let her.Malinda Klein said:If she get's someone to book a party off her party in July, she wil get to take advantage of both specials. The other option would be to keep her party at June 21 and turn it in on July 1st with the July specials.
Chefbeckyd said:Except that she's probably wanting the $100-$200 more in free product.
I don't have an answer Carolyn, other than I've been struggling with the same issue. My June is full - but I really don't want my June hosts wanting to switch to July. I sent an email to all of my June hosts yesterday, talking up the awesome Host Special for July (and it IS awesome!) and also letting them know how excited the past hosts are about being able to attend their shows and get that amazing host special also. I'm hoping that not wanting to disappoint the past host will encourage them to keep the date when they see the July specials.
However, June 21st is still over a month away, and there would be plenty of time to re-book that date. So, if she's set on switching, I probably wouldn't put up too much of a fuss, and just let her.
dannyzmom said:All's well that ends well...last night I booked her date so now I feel better about moving her to July.
If you receive a request for a date change from a July booking, the first thing you should do is check your availability for the new date. If you are able to accommodate the change, communicate this to the customer and confirm the new date.
If you are not available on the requested date, you can offer alternative dates that you are available or suggest a different service provider that may be able to accommodate the customer.
This ultimately depends on your own policies and the circumstances of the date change. If the customer is requesting a date change due to unforeseen circumstances or an emergency, it may be best to waive any fees. However, if the date change is due to the customer's own preference or convenience, you may choose to charge a small fee to cover any inconvenience or lost income.
If a customer decides to cancel their booking entirely, you may choose to enforce your cancellation policy and charge a fee. However, if the cancellation is due to unforeseen circumstances, it may be best to waive any fees and offer a refund or credit for a future booking.
To reduce the likelihood of date changes for July bookings, be sure to clearly communicate your policies and availability upfront. It may also be helpful to confirm the date with the customer a few days before the scheduled booking to ensure they are still able to attend.