I used to sell Mary Kay quit last month because I didn't like the pressure from my director, and also wasn't happy with "having" to place a $400 order every so often.
So here I am now planning on starting Avon (so much more affordable and more variety in my opinion). I sent in a form on the official site to learn more info, and I guess the director of my area sent me a very generic email back saying I could go ahead and sign up online, giving me a code, or she would contact me for a meeting soon. This was last Thursday and I still haven't heard from her.
I'm planning on just signing up online using the code I was given, but after reading online I think it would be best for me to start right when a new campaign comes out. I'm leaving for the beach in a few days so I wouldn't want to do it until after then (so I can work hard and get as many sells as possible since it is 50% discount the first few orders).
So now to my real question, any of you all that sale Avon, can you send me a copy of the Campaign Schedule?
Thanks :)
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The last campaign, C17, ended yesterday. The campaigns run for two weeks, but they can be different campaigns depending on your area. I hope this info is helpful. I can't find my schedule, or I'd e-mail it to you.
Best advice- go back to the avon.com site, and try again for your rep before you order any catalogs. If you get no response, call the 800 number in the contacts area. When I started, my leader held a meeting right away and gave all of us new reps about 30 catalogs, samples, start up kits, and other stuff. Seriously, we each got a big, big bag of products and catalogs to start out with. All for the $10.00 start up fee. So keep bugging Avon, and get a meeting set up before you start.
Also, take advantage of sample sales with Avon. Every time you place an order, look under order samples or order demos. A lot of products are on there that aren't listed in the literature avon sends you about samples.
So yet again, must say it.. I LOVE avon :P
www.Avon.com
www.Avon.ca
I do believe they're the sites, you can search for a rep. in your area aswell. They usually have contact numbers & e-mails.
(so you don't have to wait for someone to answer you on here, lol.)