Avon Hints and Tips (Part 3)

Aesop

MC, your SL should be able to provide HTs and 1st and 2nd books for all your signs ups. It is upto her if she puts in an additional order for you to get your books, but that is the territory with being an SL and having downliners. You provide the first 2 campaign books for your downliner. including HTs!

They get sent automatically with the books you order, so she should be able to provide them when she has her delivery.

Hopefully your new sign ups will be able to generate orders through friends, family, word of mouth and maybe a bit of advertising locally for free or minimum payout.

lozza1985

Mc if you're really struggling for hts you could always photocopy the page with the order forms etc codes on and give your reps that, then they can view the ht online when they are registered.

Aesop

One thing I have found, that it is actually better for me to do out of area sign ups as my area is getting saturated with reps and it is hard to find them territory. Not good for my ASM but can't help that.

amandaj67

Hi all, i have a quick question.

In my second campaign now & doing ok again. Im aiming to get into presidents club at bronze level & am a bit confused about the Associate (sp) membership.

I know that if i acheve sales of £6500 in my first 18 campains (would be camp 4 for me) i am an associate member but what happens if i manage to reach £6500 by camp 18 this year (would only be 14 camps). Would i become a bronze member iyswim?

MarsdenCuckoo

lozza1985 wrote: »

Mc if you're really struggling for hts you could always photocopy the page with the order forms etc codes on and give your reps that, then they can view the ht online when they are registered.

Thanks, lozza; excellent tip! My SL suggested I give them one of my old ones but a) it doesn't look professional and b) am a hoarder so want to keep them (also have ripped out quite a few of the pages to make up an A4 info file for my forthcoming party so not sure I even have a complete one)

Of course, not having the up-to-date HT means a newbie is not getting the 'full picture' from the outset i.e. I thought the clearance section was one of the best bits when I first started! :cool:

Aesop

MC, once you get past the first 2 campaigns, any signs up you will be doing with your own books, so you will have the current HT and not be relying on your SL. Look at it that way.

MarsdenCuckoo

aureol212 wrote: »

One thing I have found, that it is actually better for me to do out of area sign ups as my area is getting saturated with reps and it is hard to find them territory. Not good for my ASM but can't help that.

Thanks, aureol. How do you find out if a sign up is 'out of area' - think my next newbie may be but have no ideas i.e. is it just out of your town or where do I find out 'the areas'?

MarsdenCuckoo

aureol212 wrote: »

MC, your SL should be able to provide HTs and 1st and 2nd books for all your signs ups. It is upto her if she puts in an additional order for you to get your books, but that is the territory with being an SL and having downliners. You provide the first 2 campaign books for your downliner. including HTs!

They get sent automatically with the books you order, so she should be able to provide them when she has her delivery.

Hopefully your new sign ups will be able to generate orders through friends, family, word of mouth and maybe a bit of advertising locally for free or minimum payout.

Thanks again, aureol. Think three only intend to do F&F but one would like some territory - until my ASM gets back to me I've suggested she cover some territory I was given but didn't have much success with and also the street she lives on (I've met the agent allocated that street and she's happy to just stick to her regulars so recanvassing it may lead to something).....

yummymummy85

Hi everyone,
I need to return some things as I'm unable to deliver them to the customer. I've tried about 7 times to deliver the order at various times of the day/evening and they have never been in. I've also left a note advising when I was next going to attempt to deliver and if this wasn't convenient for them to call me but still no luck. I've just gone onto the website to try and process the return but when I click on credits it says that there are no invoices available on this account. Do I need to pay my invoice before doing credits and if so do I pay the full amount stated or the amount stated less the value of the products I'm returning? I hope that makes sense!!

echo

i've just paid my invoice and i applied credits this morning.don't know why you're getting that message though cos i've been doing this for almost a year and never had that.oh and for returns i always deduct the amount from the invoice before paying it