If you are in direct sales, money is all in the parts that you do. You want your hostess and her guests to have as much fun as possible, but at the same time, we must educate and interest in their products. You may also want to plant the idea of ??them becoming a consultant. Board games can achieve this while providing entertainment to the guests. Here are some of our favorite games. Give it a try and watch your business grow.
1) Bingo
This is a favorite of all time easy and an easy way to introduce a wide variety of products for the group.
Create some bingo cards by drawing a grid of 4 per box of 4 on a sheet of paper. Write "Free" in the central box. Then type the names of their products in the remaining boxes in random order on each of the bingo cards and make a series of cards with only one product on each card. You will use this set of cards to draw the bingo "numbers." You may want to take a sample of each product with you and show it and talk about it when the product is extracted during the game of bingo. As in regular bingo, the first person who has a row of marked items wins a prize.
2) He knows every game Other
This game makes for a nice icebreaker, especially if most guests did not know each other. You may also give some clues about who may be a potential possibility.
Pass a bag of M & Ms. Tell everyone to take as much as they like. Quickly ask them to count the number of sweets in his hand. Each person takes a turn up and say things like many of themselves and their families as they have M & M's. Of course, nobody is allowed to eat their M & M until they have had their turn.
3) How well do you know your host?
Have a piece of paper to each of your guests and make the number from 1 to 10. Then ask them to answer the following questions.
1) What is the favorite color of its host?
2) If she could have any car, what would it be?
3) How many children do you have?
4) What is your favorite pastime?
5) Who is your favorite actor?
6) What is your favorite animal?
7) What is your favorite TV show?
What is your favorite food?
9) What is your favorite scent or smell?
10) If you are in need of something, your host will give you if you can?
After each write their answers (including the hostess), read the questions again and have the hostess tell everyone her answers. The brand with the other guests in their roles, if he did right or wrong. The person with the most write answers wins a small prize or discount on your purchase.
You can change and reorganize some of the questions, but leaves the latter in place. Provides a nice introduction to mention that the hostess will receive free products if you buy a certain amount, and / or book their own parties.
4) Set Right Left
This game is a good way to start a game just before entering its presentation. Pass out one or two small gifts. Tell your customers that you will read a story and must pass the gift to the right person when they hear the word "right" to the left when it comes to "left. The person holding the gift at the end of the story gets to keep.
This is the story:
I left my house and was on his way to (name of the hostess insert) home. But I soon discovered I had left my directions at home, right next to the phone! Well, I knew immediately I had to have the correct address (name of the hostess insert) house, so I turned left and turned left and turned right and made my way back to my house in the right direction. Indeed, there they were, right where he left off, right next to the phone.
Finally, I was on the right track. I arrived just in time and create my (insert name of company) the right of presentation here. You all arrived and sat down. I'll get right to work and tell you about (name of company). I hope that nothing will be left out. In a moment I'll show you our new line of (insert product) product. If you left the house with the intention of shopping for gifts tonight, you will find we have the right gift for everyone. Think about upcoming birthdays and holidays, do not want anyone to miss out. I would be glad to help you find the right gift for someone special.
(Insert name of company) has a (number of days) day return policy. When the goods arrive please promptly. If something is wrong please call me immediately and you can be sure that it will take over immediately. You do not want to stay with something you are not 100% satisfied, right? If you want to be a host and win free merchandise or discounted, this is the right time to explore a party.
I'm enjoying being here with you tonight and hopefully have fun, too. I know I can not wait to see if we have that special item you've been looking, so without further ado I'll go straight to the point of this game, you are showing to our great products! Therefore, there is nothing left for me to do but congratulate the winner, right?
5) ask me about my work
This game is a great way to get your guests to think about joining your company.
Get or make some notes.
Tell your customers over the next 3 minutes you are going to play "ask me about my work." The first person to arrive at a question will have three entries, the second person will receive 2 and all questions after winning a ticket.
You hear questions like "How long have you been doing this?" And "How many hours a week do you work? "Responding to the most positive way possible. The good answers to these questions would be" I've been doing this for 12 months and have never had so much fun "and" I only work evenings and weekends because I want to be home with my children ".
After three minutes are up, will tell guests to hold on to their tickets. You will have another short Q & A session towards the end of the game (your guests have thought of some additional questions then.) After a drawing of a small prize.
This game is a great opportunity for you to teach your customers about your business and can see how it could benefit them.
Give some of these games a chance and put your personal touch to them. All these can be easily adapted and modified to work for you and the company owners, representing direct sales. Out and have fun!
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