Archive for the 'Network Marketing Trends' Category

Ocala.com:
Going to a party these days involves food, friends and a checkbook.
Sales parties are taking over more and more living rooms, but it’s not just Tupperware and Avon this time around. Women are being invited to people’s homes to buy cookware, candles, jewelry and scrapbook products. Parties are even popping up where guests leave with [...]

pressofAtlanticCity.com:
Millions of Americans sell products – door to door, to friends, to family – on behalf of a company.
Those items include the time-tested, from Tupperware to skin-care creams to makeup. Also growing its audience are herbal and nutritional supplements, and not surprisingly, niche markets such as “toxin-free” toothpaste and “green” cleaning supplies.
With so much out [...]

MiamiHerald.com:
For a parent, it sounds like the best of both worlds: working from home so you can make money and spend more time with your kids.
The lure of work-at-home companies is especially enticing at a time when many moms can’t afford to be without employment anymore and even those who have an outside job may [...]

Canada.com:
Monique Hardy wasn’t concerned when her husband’s marketing contract expired in June 2007 because he instantly searched for a new job or contract. Then he ruptured the tendons in both of his kneecaps playing a softball game and was put out of action, with no immediate recovery in sight.
Her husband had to call off job [...]

Prairie Business Magazine:
Brenda Koppy first became a Pampered Chef consultant to earn some fun money.
Less than five years later, she’s bringing in $3,000 to $4,000 a month on average. Koppy has more than replaced her full-time social worker’s salary, and she’s doing it in 15 to 20 hours a week.
Koppy is one of an [...]

CantonRep.com:
In the 60 years since Tupperware launched its home parties, the concept has expanded to vitamins, baskets, lingerie, candles, cookware, art, food and much more.
Like many others, Elaine Stroia of North Canton turned to home party sales as a way to supplement her family’s income. She sells jewelry for Silpada.
“For people who may [...]

LATimes.com:
Amid rising unemployment, more Americans are selling cosmetics, vitamins, kitchen knives and other goods to their friends and neighbors. Or trying to, anyway.
Industry figures suggest that as the ranks of salespeople grow, the increased competition is making it harder for many to move merchandise. That has left people like Lisa Wilson stuck with closets full [...]

Ridgecrest Daily Independent:
Erin Clausen had no luck finding a summer job when she returned home from the University of Wyoming this year.
So she turned to lia sophia.
The at-home jewelry sale company allowed Clausen to keep her one-month internship with John Morrissey Accountants while selling baubles on nights and weekends.
“If you have a decent party, [...]

Seeking Alpha:
Nu Skin Enterprises Inc. is sitting on a demographic sweet spot that should guarantee significant expansion of its revenue stream for years to come, based on the significant aging of the world population and what seems to be an ever-increasing global focus on “retaining one’s youth.” The 25-year-old company primarily develops and produces a [...]

TBO:
For someone who says she is not a sales person, Selia Garza has done quite well selling Mary Kay cosmetics.
Garza started working for Mary Kay in 2001 and met her production goal in the first four months working part time. Her reward was earning the use of her first Mary Kay car.
Garza recently took delivery [...]