Party Plan

LizD_2

JennyJewell wrote: »

Hi Humf,
I have replied to your message hunny
Jenny

Trying to recruit again Jenny?

Humf_2

No, I have to say she was not, I asked for some information, before i asked for some info on here and got the website of yourself, which i have used and already got someone coming to give me info tomorrow,

So thank you for that LizD

LizD_2

No worries, we do get problems with people trying to recruit directly through MSE, which is against the rules.

JennyJewell

Hi,
As I have said before I NEVER ask anyone to pm me - I say what I am doing and if people want to know more they are welcome to investigate further whether it be look at websites or ask me directly, it's their choice. I actually purposely put that earlier message on here to see if I received any funny comments - I knew I would. Humf - you are very welcome hunny and good luck
Jenny

JanineD

Hi,

I've done various home working, network marketing ventures over the years including the Kleeneze, Avon etc.. and I am surprised the party plan thread has only just started as an option of a way to earn extra money.
It's definately about picking the right one for you though so if you dislike walking lots and knocking on doors some netwroking options are best to steer clear of if you want to make a decent amount of extra money each month.

I and my upline team have sponsored, trained and continue to support many people how to earn extra money selling FM Fragrances and home care products. It took my upline sponsors who I also know on a personal level to build their income to a £1000/month every month which is what made me seriously look at this option when they showed it to me. Just this Christmas too FM launched a Cosmetics range too which I and my team are seeing sell like hot cakes alongside the fragrances especially in the run up to valentines............and yes we are nearly March already wow where does the time go!

I certainly recommend party plan and FM in particular (biased I know) as a way of earning a bit of harmless, sometimes much needed extra money.

Moonbeam

Humf wrote: »

Hi all, ok can someone please let me know of a few party plan / work from home ect, that do not charge to start up, or are not to much to start up,

Thank you so much in advance

Hi Humf

Don't know if you decided yet - but Miglio are offering a half price option to join at the moment at only £62.50 + £5.00 p&p

It's easy to find them online if you search for Miglio Jewellery.

parapusher

Hi,
I make handmade gifts and did some fairs at Christmas. One customer asked if I could bring some things to her women's group like 'party plan'. I said I could do that, I had previously thought about going to groups. My question is - I think the usual party plan organisations give hostess gifts and I wondered if I ought to offer something like this. What is usual? I'm training to be a Reiki therapist, and thought about offering taster treatment at parties with a display of gifts for sale, in that case I could offer a free treatment as a gift, but I'm not qualified and insured for the reiki yet. What do you think?

hdingy

the party plan company I demo for - Stampin! Up' - offers hostess gifts based on the party sales, they have to reach a certain total amount of sales to get level 1 benefits then it works out at roughly 10% plus a £10 gift. So I would say if you are going to offer a benefit to the lady who has invited you to the women's group make sure it is something you can afford and still leaves you with profit, don't go over the top, although it will result in more bookings it won't up your income which is the aim after all!

JennyJewell

hdingy wrote: »

the party plan company I demo for - Stampin! Up' - offers hostess gifts based on the party sales, they have to reach a certain total amount of sales to get level 1 benefits then it works out at roughly 10% plus a £10 gift. So I would say if you are going to offer a benefit to the lady who has invited you to the women's group make sure it is something you can afford and still leaves you with profit, don't go over the top, although it will result in more bookings it won't up your income which is the aim after all!

Ooh the products look gorgeous Whereabouts do you live - I think I would enjoy a evening having this type of party I live in Wales and have never heard of this before so there's probably not a demonstrator near me
Jenny

MillieCat

Are there any party plan companies that dont make you commit to a certain amount of parties eg bodyshop want 4 parties in first 4 weeks