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[chef_izzybella]

I'd love to make this a FT salary maker, at least for the time being before I have to go back to work. Currently I SAH with my two children, and our savings acct is dwindling!! Any tips for making the most of the PC business? Anyone in a relatively rural area make it work for them? I'd be happy to make $500/month. Thanks for sharing!

 

[raebates]

I live in a rural part of Indiana. The best thing to do is make sure your calendar's full and develop good relationships with your hosts and guests. Don't limit yourself to your immediate area. Only you can determine how far it's worth your while to travel for a show, but don't tie yourself down to a tiny area.

Best wishes.

 

[PCJenni]

recruit.. your paycheck will double and triple as you promote any you don't have to work outside your house anymore than you already do. My check went from 500 to 1000 to 1500 by moving from consultant to director to AD

 

[kdangel518]

Hey Jacqui I make about $400 a month doing this very PT as I work FT as well, I think $500 a month is a very reasonable expectation. Just keep your calendar full and as others said add to your team!

 

[esavvymom]

When I've got at least 4 shows, I make just under $500...but I have one recruit. So if you don't have any recruits yet, then shoot for a minimum of 5 shows to reach that goal consistently.HOW to get them? (*I hate well trainers say "Get XX Shows on your calendar!" but fail to give you good practical WAYS TO DO IT!*) I'm still working on it- but I start with Booths when I have to start from scratch, I'm moving to catching up on my Customer Care Calls the rest of this month to fill in the blanks, and then from there, I hope that shows will keep generating bookings from there.My calendar has 1-2 a month for the next few months- and those were booked off of summer shows i did. Not enough in my opinion!! SO my booth this week, so far has yielded me 2, with another POSSIBLE 2 if they actually call me. Then I hope Customer Care calls yield a few more.