The Body Shop At Home (Hints and tips)

wardtimothy

Sorry, now changed.

consultant31

wardtimothy wrote: »

My wife just joined in July. I do have to say it seems the perfect job for her as we have 2 young children. Every month her sales have gone up, from £700 in the first month to £1600 last month, she already has £1500 sales this month with 9 parties to go. Two of the parties in the last couple of weeks have been over £500 in sales. Not only have we now got a very decent part time second income she also gets loads of products as bonuses.

Does the tax man have to know about all this extra income?

auntylolo

Hi guys, is anyone here from in or around Durham who would like to sign me up? I have sent an online request but if I can help somebody here, I'd rather do that

Wendym_4

hi , every1 . i have read lots of comment about the body shop , iam a consultant and have been for about a year , iam strugling so much as i have only been in this area for 3 years so all my friends are over a 100 miles away , and all the people i do know eather do or have done the body shop @ home , also i live a street away from my childrens school and wouldnt you know , my friend who is also my up line is on the school bord of govenors so she gets all the partys as people want her to do them , ive kept myself going with odd outside orders and craft fairs . and just recently my mums friend has asked me to do a party , this sat to be precise, and iam going to go all out and i hope it will take off from there , if anyone has any new games or handy hints .

Many thanks w

janinibean

Hi,
I live in the Bristol area, and am wondering if there is someone out there who would be willing to send me a catalogue? I have a couple of neighbours who tend to place big orders when I have a party but don't know any consultants in the area.
If you can do this for me pls pm.
Ta
Janinibean x

Ellie--x

Hi everyone,
ive just read up on avon and the body shop etc. and thinking of starting tbsah, can someone please give me information on prices etc of starting up and any other costs etc, ive read people saying it £95 to start up and i thought it was £40 they dont have all the info you need on the website

V. greatful for help!
thanks Ellie x

scarlet79

Hi Ellie,

It is £40 hun, the other price was before they changed the kit etc. If you have any questions about what is in the kit or anything else pm me and I'll give you my email address

Lisa x

Lola999

Hi there, I recently started TBSAH and I purchased the £40 kit to get started. There was an additional option to have the Christmas kit but to be honest you dont need it.
With my initial £40 outlay I received 20 catalogues with the products (the products came to around £160). This many is ok if your just going to start with getting orders from your friends or family. But you do need to purchase more and this is best done each time to do an order for someone to avoid paying extra postage.
I would say unless you already have an abundant family, workplace, school etc it is hard to get off the ground.
I havent needed to do any parties yet to do my orders, I have placed over £600 worth of orders to date. There is a way of collecting all your orders and lumping them on the system as a party. That way you make yourself the host of the party, accumulate £230 worth of initial orders and use the 70% discount to order further stock. I have over £300 worth of stock now for an outlay of just £60. Just takes a bit of working out and manipulating. But it can be done.
Make sure you understand the way the commission is paid before doing TBSAH.
If I am honest its quite time consuming to get started. By the looks of the feedback of many other consultants the lack of stock issues have been a problem for some and also the fact the bodyshop online have been running better offers and free delivery. TBSAH finally made everything 30% off from today which has helped alot of consultants.
I have found TBSAH advice a little patronising at times and what works for some doesnt necessarily work for others. You need to find your niche in your community to get into. If you can see yourself being able to do that, then I would say it is well worth doing. I am still a little 50/50 as to how much longer I will continue.

OnyxG

I applied to become a consultant just over a week ago and l have not yet received a response, does it usually take this long? I already have two parties pencilled in the diary. Quite keen to get started now!
Can anyone help?
Thanks

JennyJewell

Hi love
Where do you live? Maybe one of the consultants on here live close by and can help
I'm in 'sunny' South Wales
Jen x

OnyxG wrote: »

I applied to become a consultant just over a week ago and l have not yet received a response, does it usually take this long? I already have two parties pencilled in the diary. Quite keen to get started now!
Can anyone help?
Thanks