How Do I Recruit a Spanish Lady?

[nancycookspc]

OK- any thought on HOW I can recruit this Spanish speaking consultant?
I have spanish catalogs, and come join us booklet.
Last night we had a conversation via a "translator"

Any other thoughts? Does HO have support for this?

what if she does sign - I cannot help her very well.

any thoughts... I think it would be a great thing for her-
her friends have never heard of PC

 

[deanna_g]

That would be awesome! I'd say just keep up what you're doing via a translator. And if she does sign, is there someone in your upline who DOES speak Spanish? Perhaps they can help her? If not, maybe there is a Spanish speaking hospitality group that could be set up for her in your area that she could join. Good luck!

 

[Jolie_Paradoxe]

There is some HO support to help, and we're working on getting more resources available too. Since you have a translator that is easier. There is spanish material you can give her to get the basics down. HO also offers a new consultant teleclass in spanish...one starts on Wednesday and lasts for 3 weeks. Unfortunately, it's best if she can join before the class starts or else she'll have to wait until next year for the next one. I requested it be recorded for those who miss it....so just maybe. =)

I'll be happy to help if I can. There are a lot of spanish speakers who haven't heard of PC so she has access to a potential gold mine. =)

 

[kittychef]

PC has a whole Hispanic Market! We even had our little celebration during conference. Susana Vasquez is the sales coordinator for the Hispanic Market in HO. There are teleclasses and pretty much everything we have in English it's in Spanish too. The Hiapanic market is pretty much untapped so you getting a Spanish recruit will open up so many opportunities for you! Congrats! Let me know how it goes and if you need any help!

 

[mspibb]

I keep trying to find someone bi-lingual to recruit. We have a large Spanish speaking community where I live. I have a friend who works in the school system and she talks about how the parents come to conferences and the father is the one who does all the talking because the mothers mostly stay home and take care of the family so they never get a chance to speak English. And that many of them could probably use an opportunity like Pampered Chef. I have given Spanish language info to several people trying to find someone that might be interested.