5 Creative Game Ideas for Direct Sellers
Ever been to a party that had a game that you just HAD to play because it was different, unique, ACTUALLY FUN? Yeah. Today we are going to talk about those cool games! These might be games that you haven't even seen yet, and I'm just sharing them with you because the people over in Creationers' Corner have let me know their fun and unique games! 1. Family Feud This is an edited board which resembles the Family Feud game and you have a question on it related to your product/service. This is what you would start off with: "100 people were surveyed, 5 top answers are on the board. Can you name one?". A question on this could be something like "If you had a professional chef come visit your kitchen to cook a meal, what would be their biggest complaint?". The answers to this board could be "Messy. Not enough counter space. Dull Knives. Small fridge. Not enough veggies." 2. Bingo The way this would work is to send them separately to guests, or, my version, you would put together a board with different ways to get them (order this product, or that product, this money amount hit in the party, etc). If there is a bingo, there is a gift given at the end or points to everyone who helped to contribute. You could even add onto this that if you get so many bingos, that the hostess gets a better reward. 3. Book a Party, Remove a Bow Get it? Make a graphic, put a bunch of bows on a box (I use Pixabay to get all of my 'objects' from). Then, make consecutive graphics, each with one bow less on it. (So, you would make this set in a batch). How to play? The hostess or party will get a prize once all of the bows are off. (Limit this to a MAX of 5 bows.) 4. How Well Do You Know Our Host? Make either a trivia type graphic, or several graphics for this. Limit this to 10 questions MAX. If you do one large graphic, give people a time limit on how long they have to answer the questions. After that time limit, the person with the most correct answer WINS. If you do a few graphics, post them in the comments. Once you have the correct answer, post the next question in the comments. This would definitely keep people on their toes! 5. Clue You know the game. You try to find out 'who did it'. You post 2 graphics. One includes the rules of the game with the scenario, the next graphic will show the 3 categories of people to choose from. I've attached 4 graphics. 2 scenarios and 6 categories. Feel free to use these in your own parties and groups, but do not alter them in any way.
