PartyLite - (Hints & Tips)

Sunsette1

candlegirl wrote: »

My biggest party was just over £1000 but I know lots of people who have managed bigger, especially at fundraisers!:T

Wow .. That is amazing!!

Liz

1012donna

Team name is all picked.

My biggest party was just under £700.

amandagray

candlegirl wrote: »

My biggest party was just over £1000 but I know lots of people who have managed bigger, especially at fundraisers!:T

yes i would agree....wow.... thats fantastic.

Well i now have my first 6 parties booked in so really excited now x:j

carkeyz

Hi all!

This has probably been asked and answered but due to screaming baby dont have time to read whole thread! I was just wondering if partylite have a catalogue... im very shy and and dont think I could do a party but I do Avon as well so am hoping to be able to do this alongside it?

Many Thanks

candlegirl

carkeyz wrote: »

Hi all!

This has probably been asked and answered but due to screaming baby dont have time to read whole thread! I was just wondering if partylite have a catalogue... im very shy and and dont think I could do a party but I do Avon as well so am hoping to be able to do this alongside it?

Many Thanks

Yes we do have a catalogue, but the best way to sell is via party plan as people can see the quality of the products and smell the lovely fragrances.

If I can do party plan then anyone can, never ever thought I could do something like this, and decided to try it as I love the products and have too many kids:rotfl:

You are trained and supported all the way and not left with a kit to get on with it, your upline leader would help you all the way, and t costs you nothing to try it.

Please pm me if you want some more information which I can send to your email address.

:beer:

candlesrus

My biggest party was my end of summer sale . I did £1115 of sales and sold another £1000 of sale items off my table . Because of this I managed to double bonus in August which is always quite a difficult month.

An extra way to get partys booked is to offer other ways of having a party

1. Partylite spa partys - here the focus is on the wellbeing and wellbeing spa ranges . Hostess's bring a bowl and soak their feet using the bath crystals , and they use the instant manicure and foot lotion

2. Party in a bag - contains catalogues , stackers etc and the hostess collects orders

3. Do it yourself kit - Hostess gets to do her own party by borrowing a starter kit . Afterwards tell her how much she could have earn't and that she could get the kit free ( great tip for sponsering ) . This is handy if you are on holiday when she wants a party

I find some hostess's dont want a demonstration or the hastle of inviting friends round but quite happy to collect orders

candlegirl

A good sign we are all too busy to post on this forum;)

It has been a great weekend very productive with myself and my team - love it when everything is just simply working!

I can honestly say I Love my JOB!!!!!!:p

candlesrus

Thats really good candlegirl , glad to hear you are really busy. This is the time of year when this business really rocks . We were busy , did a party friday night , then unfortunately my wife came down with swine flu and has spent the last 2 days in bed. Had a stall to do today and got a starter show on monday , but fortuately managed to get them both covered . I am so proud of the team . When disaster strikes they come up trumps and help out . Had to cancel the unit meeting that was scheduled for today , but will reschedule it for next week .

1012donna

Oh dear, I hope she feels better soon. I've had a cold for week and a half but now wondering if it's more as sinus are completely blocked, ears really sore an d feel chesty.... why does this always happen when you least need it to????

Enough ramblings!!

Glad we're all busy.......I can't wait to see Dec offers on Friday!!

Nomoneymummy_2

candlesrus wrote: »

There should be no problem at all Hannah . We have done quite a few of these events . You can even use it as a fund raiser . Try using a candlepool ( this is a grid of squares which you sell for £2 each . You then award say 50% i.e £1 a square to the charity and the other £1 goes to the winner in partylite products ) . This is also good for doing before any party and the hostess can add the pool money to her sales from her party. p.m me and I will send you a blank template if you want one . At a care home you may find more people will attend if they know some of the money is going to a charity ( for example the home? )

Thats a great idea,, I have lots of raffle tickets in work so will pick a book up!

Thanks

Does anyone here advertise there partys on ebay services???? If so have you had a good response???
Saw one on there last night and was thinking of doing similar.

Also does anyone else have any partylite selling tools they add into there partys??