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lkprescott said:Indeed! I've always wondered how those folks got such high numbers... I'm just looking forward to trying and break $1000 in sales this month! For the month!
I think for the top 50 they have to be November shows. I think they must have had a fundraiser or more with November as their ending date, maybe some catalog shows and early cooking shows that closed right away - and big sales at them all!janetupnorth said:I'm guessing a big show a day and a few closed in November from October...
...or maybe a huge fundraiser scheduled right?
I am amazed at some of the sales of some people - they must do 2-3 shows A DAY!
Yeah, that's what I meant...an October show "physically" as in legwork but dated November....BethCooks4U said:I think for the top 50 they have to be November shows. I think they must have had a fundraiser or more with November as their ending date, maybe some catalog shows and early cooking shows that closed right away - and big sales at them all!
raebates said:That can also be an issue here in frugal north central Indiana. I do pretty well for living in Podunk, USA, but I doubt I'll be giving Mr. Meenan a run for his money anytime soon.
chefmeg said:does she have this much in sales this early in the month????
From the Top 50 Tracker on CC:
Dee Ann Hohn A OK $26,866.03
If anyone knows her, PLEASE ask her to share what she did to get to that much in sales!!!!!
finley1991 said:WOW! Wondering if she's doing FRs or offering gift services?!?!
This one I was wondering about and wondered if it was a typo... for New Consultants with top shows in their first 30 days... The #1 person from PA did 13 shows but only had sales of $1,283.97. That's only an average of $97 per show? I don't get it.
pampchefrhondab said:LOL - I totally agree!! From a NE Indiana Consultant!
chefheidi2003 said:You also need to take into account where they live...I know that at one of our cluster meetings we were talking about David Meenan....He lives near NYC so there a scraper for $11.50 is really inexpensive so people buy a bunch of them...but here in Pennsylvania Dutch Country it isn't as good of a price. It is harder for me to explain quality due to the fact that they don't think about that they only think about price. KWIM.
mrssyvo said:Not to hijack this thread, but a question to you NE Indiana consultants. Where exactly do you live. I may be moving to NW Indiana soon, and wondering if I have low sales to look forward to also. Is it just a NE thing, or should I prepare myself for a change in business.
MORFIA said:I believe this is the same consultant that last year had a supermarket for corp ifts---
For me i am over 4,ooo this month sell-a-thon makes me crazy----go figure--I am a Director---So I get it anyway---But I am genorous and love to give to my team--so I earn 2 ===I thin do earing baskets for 1,000 shows 1,250 2,500 and 4,000 I try to keep the baskets as current as possible for them---
so NOT to brag but my 4000 so far was 2 live parties 1,644 and 611. 4 cattys 623. 191. 412. 282. and online 38. 47 and 26.
so really its like the trips to me JUST CARROTS---I want it I go till I HAVE IT -- I can't wait till that announcement at leadership=I will be the one passed out in the eisle if its GREECE---or Disney---
Morfia
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erinyourpclady said:I know there is a gal in my SD line that has a company that regularly buys ALL the Employee Christmas gifts from her......to the tune of $20000.00 or more. There was some talk about it a few years ago because HO was questioning giving her the points.
finley1991 said:WOW! Wondering if she's doing FRs or offering gift services?!?!
This one I was wondering about and wondered if it was a typo... for New Consultants with top shows in their first 30 days... The #1 person from PA did 13 shows but only had sales of $1,283.97. That's only an average of $97 per show? I don't get it.
chef greta said:Dee is in my upline . . . my director's director. I'm not sure what she does that is special, but I will ask her about it tomorrow at our cluster meeting and let all you guys know.
chef greta said:Dee is in my upline . . . my director's director. I'm not sure what she does that is special, but I will ask her about it tomorrow at our cluster meeting and let all you guys know.
chef greta said:I do know that she has VERY successful fundraisers.
sarahlegare said:Can't wait to hear about it!! I've had a company order before, but only about $300! I was excited about that!! I would have been *flipping out* if she had ordered even $1,000!!! Actually, she called me on Friday & is gone for the weekend, but I'm supposed to talk to her Tuesday....maybe she wanted to place a HUGE order!!!!!
mrssyvo said:Not to hijack this thread, but a question to you NE Indiana consultants. Where exactly do you live. I may be moving to NW Indiana soon, and wondering if I have low sales to look forward to also. Is it just a NE thing, or should I prepare myself for a change in business.
chef greta said:Dee is in my upline . . . my director's director. I'm not sure what she does that is special, but I will ask her about it tomorrow at our cluster meeting and let all you guys know.
Dee Ann Hohn is a top-performing consultant who has likely built a strong customer base and has a solid understanding of the Pampered Chef products. She may also have a strong social media presence and utilize effective marketing techniques to increase her sales.
While we cannot confirm her specific sales strategy, it is likely that Dee Ann Hohn has a structured approach to her business. This may include setting sales goals, utilizing customer follow-up techniques, and actively promoting products through parties and events.
It is possible that Dee Ann Hohn has a large network of customers who consistently purchase Pampered Chef products from her. This could be due to her excellent customer service, product knowledge, and overall sales skills.
To increase sales, it is important to focus on building relationships with customers and actively promoting products through parties, events, and social media. It is also beneficial to regularly attend trainings and workshops provided by Pampered Chef to learn new sales techniques and product information.
Every consultant has the potential to achieve high sales like Dee Ann Hohn. By consistently working on building customer relationships, actively promoting products, and staying informed on new products and sales techniques, you can also reach a high level of sales in your business.