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TheChaoticCook said:What do you need to qualify in the 1st 90 days? I'm having trouble finding the information.
cathyskitchen said:I have been recommending to my new consultants to wait until they qualify to get the website, b/c they can try it free for 3 months if they qualify in their first 30 (or is it 90?) days. Then, that's less $$ they have to put out initially, and they can see if it's really worth it to them. It's also a great thing to work towards and a goal to have for yourself to "earn" to get your website. I love my website and can't imagine my business without it, but most of my new consultants qualify by their 2nd show so they can get their website and continue growing their business. I don't think you have to have it for your first few shows, though.
mypampchef said:I also wanted to do business cards right away and have my website on them. I did not want to get new ones printed so that was another reason.
cathyskitchen said:I print business cards and catalog labels for my new consultants for their first few shows and tell them to order the new ones once they get their website. I make sure they all qualify in their first 30 days and they usually do it in 2 shows (I help them with a Grand Opening).
As for using the email invitations feature, I just tell them to use evite.com until they get their website. Of course, if they just can't wait and they have the $$, they can do whatever they want, but most people who start their business with me tell me they're doing it to make more money, so I'm trying to help them make the most of everything. JMO!
mypampchef said:Even if you sign up before you qualify you can still get the 3 months free. I signed up right away and once I qualified they just extended my year by 3 months for free.
I also wanted to do business cards right away and have my website on them. I did not want to get new ones printed so that was another reason.
Definately worth it for the convienence it adds to your hosts. I had one of my first 4 shows as a catalog show and the host had orders from different states and her show was over $700.
susanr613 said:I totally agree with everything said here - if you pay for the website before you qualify, your contract will be extended by 3 months. So, you're not out anything.
I see this as a business expense that I bother with only once a year - it saves you, your hosts, and your guests time on invites, tracking, and the almight outside orders. I had one host recently - $350 of her $700 show was outside orders thru the website.
The sooner you get online, the better IMO.
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