Maximize Your Earnings: Consultant Rewards for New Recruits

ltkacz · Jul 21, 2008

Thought this would help my latest recruit know what she can earn by starting off strong.

Any feedback would be great!

Thanks.

pamperedpals · Jul 21, 2008

My only thing is the 1/2 rebate is $77.50. Other than that it looks great!

ltkacz · Jul 21, 2008

She used host credit - so she gets less

smspamperedchef · Jul 21, 2008

That is unless she used a $20 Kit credit. This looks GREAT!!!

chefann · Jul 21, 2008

I figured it out, and it's still a better deal for a host to use kit credit and then earn the rebate than to buy it full price and earn the rebate.Kit: 155.00
Credit: 40.00
Host pays: 115.00
Rebate: 57.50
Net cost: 57.50 Kit: 155.00
Credit: 0.00
Host pays: 155.00
Rebate: 77.50
Net cost: 77.50Plus all the PC$ for those sales in their first 3 days! And commission. WOW!! It's like HO is PAYING new recruits to try it out.

iteachurkid · Jul 21, 2008

Hey Liz! Your flyer looks great. The only thing I see is under the first 30 days the PC dollars for submitting $1250 and for submitting 4 shows should be $100. Thanks for posting. This is a great visual to give to consultants when they sign!!

BethCooks4U · Jul 21, 2008

chefann said:
I figured it out, and it's still a better deal for a host to use kit credit and then earn the rebate than to buy it full price and earn the rebate.

Kit: 155.00
Credit: 40.00
Host pays: 115.00
Rebate: 57.50
Net cost: 57.50

Kit: 155.00
Credit: 0.00
Host pays: 155.00
Rebate: 77.50
Net cost: 77.50

Plus all the PC$ for those sales in their first 3 days! And commission. WOW!! It's like HO is PAYING new recruits to try it out.

I disagree. If she does not use the kit credit she gets $40 more in product so she actually gets more if she doesn't use the credit. I always suggest that they pay the full price and do their own show - they get more commission, more free product, qualify quicker... But anyway you look at it - it's an awesome deal!!

ltkacz · Jul 21, 2008

Jennifer:

The extra $50 would be under the first 90 day column.

But you do make a good point - I should put a disclaimer on there - you can earn rewards from more than 1 column.

chefann · Jul 21, 2008

BethCooks4U said:
I disagree. If she does not use the kit credit she gets $40 more in product so she actually gets more if she doesn't use the credit. I always suggest that they pay the full price and do their own show - they get more commission, more free product, qualify quicker... But anyway you look at it - it's an awesome deal!!

I guess I was basing mine on a host who is already on my calendar and is more concerned with getting her kit at the lowest possible cost than with adding products to her kit. But you're right - that's the beauty of this biz. Consultants can start many different ways, and they all lead to success.

Maximize Your Earnings: Consultant Rewards for New Recruits

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1. What is the potential earning range for new recruits as a consultant?

2. Are there any bonuses or incentives for high-performing new recruits?

3. How can new recruits maximize their earnings as a consultant?

4. Is there a specific time frame for new recruits to achieve a certain level of earnings?

5. Can new recruits earn a full-time income as a consultant?

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