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What makes you choice 1 home based opportunity over the other?
Is it price, product, or just the seller? |
| Posted by Danielle on 11/01/2008 12:09 PM
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Danielle
I think the answer is all of the above. It is important to look at all those things. I think the product and mission of the company is the most important factor when deciding. Do you love the product? Do you beleive in what the company mission or philospophy is? I think you need to be abalt to relate to both of these and be excited about the company and it's products to be a good sales rep. for them. I know I personally could not represent a company that i did not really believe in. I also think it is important that you like the person you will sign on under. You do not need to be best friends or anything but I feel that you need to feel that you can work with the person. They will be helping to train you, guide you and help you succeed in the business. If you do not feel that this person is willing to do this then I would look at a different rep.
I think the final thing to look at is the price of the opportunity. They are all relatively inexpensive and cheapest does not always mean the best. You do need to be able to afford the start up kit but you should be able to earn back the start cost within a party or two. The most important factor in choosing is what feels right for you.
Of course I would love to have you check out my company. I am a representative for SimplyFun whose mission is to help families have more fun and face to face interaction through playing games. Our games are meant to be played in 30 min. or less and are for ages 3-adult. We are all about fun, play and the benefits of healthly play for children and adults alike. What could be better - I get paid to play games and have fun with people. Check out our opportunity at www.janecampagna.simplyfun.com.
Good Luck
Jane |
| posted by Jane on 11/01/2008 12:23 PM
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| I think it depends on mostly the economy. Are these things people NEED? Is there a small investment fee? No selling of products or parties? If all of this is true, and you want to find a #1 hands down, THE BEST business, than you want to check out my business. Request more info. at www.workingmommyathome.com and we can set up a time to talk. |
| posted by twinmommyathome on 11/01/2008 12:27 PM
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Well for me I chose the home based business I am with after taking a look at the overall picture and then comparing it to what I was looking for in a work at home business.
~I wanted a legitimate company.
~I didn't want to handle products (already been there)
~Proper training and support was important as well.
~Earning a Residual Commision was VERY attractive for me.
~An investment amount that fit the business
~Payment Method, commission amount, & reliability
~Team Support
~An opportunity for Advancement
~A true business that can actually be Sellable & Willable
~Last but not least the Work had to be worth while and something that I would be proud of and enjoy doing.
These are the things I wanted when I joined AmeriPlan...
I am also proud to say that Friday I received my promotion of Regional Sales Director. Now I am working on my next promotion.... Senior Regional Sales Director.
Thanks Roxanne |
| posted by Roxanne on 11/02/2008 11:35 PM
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I really think you need to love the product or idea you are doing. For me, I had been using Scentsy for three years. I love it - it sells itself and you do not have to do "parties." If you are truly interested, I would love to get you a warmer.
Thanks,
Vanessa
www.scentsy.com/dancer |
| posted by Vanessa on 11/03/2008 12:04 AM
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I agree w/ all of the above. You hae to love what you do and believe i n your product/company.
I also WAHM..
www.tastefullysimple.com/web/ksampson1
Free to come by and checkit out..no party quota meet. |
| posted by K on 11/03/2008 08:34 AM
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| It's great to hear all your reasons. It's really helping put things in perspective. |
| posted by Danielle on 11/04/2008 05:58 AM
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Hi Danielle,
I really agree with the other gals that you have to love the product and believe in the company.
I work from home with The Mom Team and love what we do and the company we work with. They have an awesome reputation and the products are every day products but safer and cheaper than what we buy in the stores.
You can check out my website for more information.
www.OnMomsTime.com
:)
Suzanne |
| posted by Suzanne on 11/13/2008 03:16 PM
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