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dannyzmom said:I am so nuts with anticipation I can barely contain myself -- and I have to wait til WAVE THREE!!! THis is TORTURE!!!!!
agw said:Y'know, the funny thing is that I am going to conference, but my director is not! *lol* I'll be the one sharing information with her instead of the other way around.
Ann F said:Any idea why your director's not going to conference?
Shawnna said:Technically you are not suppose to tell anything about the new products, programs, or incentives until after the last conference is over.
Technically you are not suppose to tell anything about the new products, programs, or incentives until after the last conference is over.
loreedfk said:See, there is an advantage to being in Wave 3 - you don't have to keep quiet!
dannyzmom said:There ya go - a silver lining! !LOL
gilliandanielle said:I think that it is wrong to call or mail customers items about conference. If the consultants that don't go to conference only get to know July 20th, then customers shouldn't get to know before consultants! I shouldn't have to call someone's customer just to find out what I'll be selling in two months! I am sorry to be angry, but if it is such a secret that wave 1 and 2 people won't tell on here, they shouldn't be telling their customers/recruits.
AJPratt said:While I see your point, its part of the reason why I'm going to conference. So I can come back and it the ground running. I think my customers should benefit from me going to conference.
Chef Kearns said:What is kinda irritating is after the general sessions (when announcements are made) people run out of the auditorium on their cell phones reporting back what was announced.
BethCooks4U said:I'd like to be in the first group sometime too AND more importantly, I think the first group has the better chance to get more sales in July - conference and July 4 are closer together. I have to deal with losing that first week AND the 3rd week in one month.
I know they use NSE's and I thought they tried to rotate them pretty fairly. I know last year, we were wave 1 (I actually went) and this year, we're wave 3. I think the year before that we were wave 1 or 2.BethCooks4U said:I can't keep from wondering how they decide which conference we attend. It must have to do with numbers in the NSE's downlines or some random drawing of their names. This is my third conference and the first year it was 2 and the last two years it's been 3. I was VERY disappointed to be at 3 again this year because I KNEW (HA) that it would be 1.
I'd like to be in the first group sometime too AND more importantly, I think the first group has the better chance to get more sales in July - conference and July 4 are closer together. I have to deal with losing that first week AND the 3rd week in one month.
Sorry... just had to whine.
The exact date of the product announcement at Conference may vary from year to year. It is best to check with the company or refer to the Conference schedule for the most up-to-date information.
Typically, the new Fall products will be available for purchase or pre-order shortly after they are announced at Conference. Again, it is best to check with the company for specific release dates.
While it is exciting to share the news about new products, it is important to wait until they are officially released before promoting them to potential recruits. This ensures that the information is accurate and avoids any disappointment if the release date is delayed.
Many companies offer special incentives or promotions for new products, especially during the initial release period. Keep an eye out for any announcements or updates from the company for information on these potential deals.
Yes, customers who join as consultants will have access to the new Fall products, as well as other exclusive benefits and perks. This can be a great selling point for potential recruits who are interested in trying out the new products and potentially earning income through selling them.