~Avon Hints & Tips (Part 7) ~

cassie46

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

Good luck; hope she's a Sales Leader rather than a rep tho! Not sure how she's 'saved you' territory already unless she's passing across her own streets to you.....

Whereabouts in the country are you?

Yeh she is a leader east yorks

MarsdenCuckoo

lisyloo wrote: »

Anyone on here know if Glimmerstick diamonds is ok for contact lens wearers?

Sorry, no idea but with the 90 Day No-Quibble Guarantee just suggest your customer orders one and gives it a try for a week or so.

MarsdenCuckoo

melvis wrote: »

When I search for a local rep on connects, I don't show up? Is it because my sales aren't high enough ? Surely that shows I need more customers :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Not sure but wouldn't think it's connected to your order level - as posted recently, I input my own postcode and was given the details of a SL 3-4 miles away (who's thinking of giving up!) :mad:

MarsdenCuckoo

ColleenPamela wrote: »

crikey, I'm putting in my order for stock for my charity avon event (for the retired greyhounds trust, random I know) and I'm already at almost £200! Does everyone think for stall and things like that it's best to stick to bath and body things, rather than makeup? I can't decide, just trying to take advantage of as many offers as possible...

Well done! As for suggestions, I'd say get as much as you can for £1 or below plus a few gift items. People are 'happy' to buy a bath, shower gel or body lotion/hand cream but probably won't want to be bothering about make-up per se.

Don't know if this would work but could you offer (gift vouchers for) 10/15% off orders/purchases £x+ and let them decide whether to keep/share/donate the percentage discount?

Good luck; hope you raise loads of money.

MarsdenCuckoo

cassie46 wrote: »

Yeh she is a leader east yorks

Ah, in which case she's requested the territory to be reserved for you. Avon usually reply within 24/28 hours to confirm. (Gives them chance to do a further credit check on you if deemed necessary.)

MessyMare

MarsdenCuckoo wrote: »

Well done! As for suggestions, I'd say get as much as you can for £1 or below plus a few gift items. People are 'happy' to buy a bath, shower gel or body lotion/hand cream but probably won't want to be bothering about make-up per se.

Don't know if this would work but could you offer (gift vouchers for) 10/15% off orders/purchases £x+ and let them decide whether to keep/share/donate the percentage discount?

Good luck; hope you raise loads of money.

I think the only non-bath and body thing i've got on order is the scentini perfume and the sassy swirls sprays, bought on buy one get one free so I can sell them for £4 and £2.50 respectively

newbeginning_2

cassie46 wrote: »

Yeh she is a leader east yorks

Oooh, I'm East Yorks too, whereabouts are you?

newbeginning_2

ColleenPamela wrote: »

crikey, I'm putting in my order for stock for my charity avon event (for the retired greyhounds trust, random I know) and I'm already at almost £200! Does everyone think for stall and things like that it's best to stick to bath and body things, rather than makeup? I can't decide, just trying to take advantage of as many offers as possible...

How about the nail varnishes? They always seem to sell well - but not sure what the prices where in the last book.

Fluella

Oh just had a flick through HT 16 and there are so many things I like the look of. Must resist otherwise I'll be spending more than I'm making in sales!

dean72

I cannot believe how my Avon is going been member for 3 weeks sold £671.80 worth of products and signed up 4 reps whos says there no money to be made with Avon (my other half) lol