Looking for a homebased sales company...please share! :-)

[bjayadesigns]

i really like the 31 purses if anyone is a consultant please pm me

 

[disny_luvr]

Tastefully Simple is a great direct sales company! I used to be a consultant but gave it up recently. I went back to teaching this school year and I just couldn't juggle both. I hated to give up TS and will really miss my discount. The reason I love TS is because the product is consumable and everyone eats. I noticed you are from Maine. I don't think there are too many TS consultant up there. In fact, I am looking at my TS Gazette (TS monthly mag) right now and there are only about 160 consultants. TS is more inundated in PA (where I live). I don't think you should have any problem getting clients in Maine. The product pretty much sells itself. Good luck!

 

[SweetPeasMom2]

I am a consultant for Heritage Makers. It's an online digital storybooking company. I'll celebrate 5 years in June and couldn't be happier.

Our kit is currently on sale through the end of the month. We have several different ways of doing the business, whichever fit into your family's lifestyle.

Here is a link to our YouTube account that has lots of video that explains who we are and what we do.

If anyone is interested, I will be hosting an online demo tomorrow night. PM me for details.

 

[micheleq]

I used to be a consultant for Southern Living at Home, which has now merged with Entertaining at Home and will be called Willow House -- great items and good consultant support.

I also recently had a Stella & Dot party for a friend who just started her business and the items are great! Very cute, direct shipping to customers, and nice quality. I think they pay 30%, so that's a good commission! SLAH was 25% but shipped ot the hostess which can be a pain for the hostess to then distribute.

Good luck!

 

[ferrytale]

I was doing Noah's Ark Travelling Stuffed Animal Workshops - loved it, but just didn't have the time to really put into making it a full time business btw my full time job and my volunteer work and my 5 year old. I had also done PartyLite in the past, and loved Noah's Ark much better.
It's kind of like throwing a Build-A-Bear party, but you take all the supplies to the customer's house/church/scout troop/day care/etc. TONS of possibilities for throwing different kinds of shows. The parties(regular bday parties of like 12-15 kids) usually only take an hour, and I think the take home was about 40%. BUT - here's the nice thing, you get all the details and payment worked out ahead of time, so you don't have to really "push" at the show for sales - you just go and have a good time with the kids. It was SO much nicer than working with adults at home shows where you never know how much you are going to sell for a couple hours worth of your time, adults don't always give their full attention - but the kids do and LOVE it!
Prices are comparable if not better than BAB at the mall, plus its in the comfort of the hosts home, they can have their cake & ice cream & presents all there and not have to rush so its much nicer for your customers too.
Any questions PM me, I'll do what I can to answer. Good luck!

 

[snoodledoo]

Origami Owl is very popular around here. I'm not a rep, but love their jewelry!