Showing posts with label Avon catalog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Avon catalog. Show all posts

Thursday, February 13, 2014

How to build an online Avon business-Dee Foster

Dee Foster is the, in my opinion, an internet network marketing guru!

Here is  her story from her website:

How to Build Your Avon Business (Or Any Business) Online

My Online journey with Avon started in March 2010.  However my online journey started as early as three years prior to that. 

My Personal Journey (The Short Version)

I fell in love with the Network Marketing business model when  I was first introduced to Mary Kay over 10 years ago.
Though I had relatively good success with Mary Kay and was even in qualification to receive my first car at one point during my partnership with Mary Kay.  However, it got to the point where it was just too much for me to balance a full time job, with family, ministry and business.  I was at a very awkward point in my business.  I was having pretty good success but not enough to quit my job but just enough to be too busy with it that it started to affect other areas of my life.  I finally made a decision to close my Mary Kay business.
After that experience, I decided that I was no longer going to pursue Network Marketing any more, even though I still kept an eye out for other opportunities.  I did  eventually partner with another company and also started having success, but I soon gave that up as well, all because of the concept of ALL of these businesses being something that was marketed as what I could do in my OWN time and build a HOME BASED business, but really was not.   You see I DID NOT WANT to do parties, go to meeting every week and give presentations.
I wanted a business that was TRUELY a home based business in every sense of the word  So I got online and started my search on google.  Eventually I came across Wealthy Affiliate, an online business community created to teach anyone how to build a business online, or learn how to market and existing business online.
I stayed with this community for several years and learned how to start a website/blog in any niche and then find products to sell in that niche.  After about a year, I started to have some pretty good success with affiliate sites such as Amazon and generating income with Google advertisement.  I even gave up my membership, because at the time, I felt I  learned enough to make it on my own. Things were really starting to look up.  What I enjoyed more than anything was the fact that this was something I could TRUELY do FROM HOME.  NO PARTIES, NO MEETING, NO PRESENTATIONS ...

Return to My First Love

However, my mind kept going back to my first love...... Network Marketing.  I just started thinking that if I could apply these same strategies to a high converting Network Marketing company I could really make alot of money because I knew the commissions were much higher.
So, my restless Network Marketing heart was on the hunt again, in search of the perfect Network Marketing company to promote online. For me the perfect company had to be a company that had great products at very reasonable prices, where I did not have to sign anyone up in order for them to get a discount or having to become a distributor JUST to get the lower prices.  At that time, I had NOT INTEREST in recruiting.  Had enough of trying to motivate grown folk who SAID they wanted to build a business  and then not think enough of themselves to commit.  I had had enough of baby sitting.... Already had 5 kids of my own.  Didn't wany any more.
OK...... So I continued my search.  The perfect company for me also had to be one where the consumer could purchase products very easily without any hands on, for the most part AND the commissions were large enough that I could earn a fulltime income just from retailing the products alone without having to recruit.
The company that turned out to meet these qualifications for me was Avon.  Avon met all of these qualifications for me (you may not agree), but this is my story right?
  • They have great products at very affordable prices.
  • The customer can purchase directly from my website without having to become a "preferred member" just to get a discount.
  • The commissions are great (up to 45% for an ERep)
For me, this was the perfect recipe for a fulltime income FROM HOME, with no parties, no presentations and no recruiting (unless I wanted to).
Fast forward, three years after starting my Avon business as an E-Representative, I am a top seller in my district at the McConnel Club level and know I have all the pieces in place to grow my business to a fulltime income just from my personal sales alone.  I have also started building a team of Avon Representatives as well.

How You Can Build Your Avon or Any Business You Choose Online


When it comes to going online with any business, product or service, there is one thing I want you to never forget.  It is all about information.  First and foremost the internet is a source for information and research for people who are searching to solve a problem or fill a need.  90% of people who come on the internet, they are searching for information and not necessarily looking to buy right away.  The ones that are buying, they have already done the research.
What you will need to do and become extremely good at is positioning yourself to becoming a provider of great content that either solves a problem, or fills a specific need.  In the Internet Marcketing world, we refer to this a niche marketing.
The following are the steps you will need to complete in getting your business set up and making money online, whether it's Avon, Herbalife, or even building an online presence for a local business.
1.  Find a niche - What problem are you looking to solve? Who is your Target Audience? What benefits do you want to provide? (i.e.  Skin Care Tips for Women over 50, health care for children, etc.
2.  Do Keyword Research - Use paid or free tools to discover keywords for what people are searching online for.
3.  Buy a Domain Name - You will want to purchase a domain name for the site that you area going to set up.
4. Purchase Hosting Service - Yes you can use free social sites and free blogs like blogger.com.  However, if you are serious about building a sustainable business online, you DO NOT want to start your business using free sites. Why? Becuase you will not own it...
5. Install WordPress -  Once you purchase domain and hosting, you are now ready to install wordpress.
6.  Creat Quality Content -  Before your site even goes live, you will have wanted to already have written at least 15 - 20 articles that you can schedule on your blog so that the search engines will start to send spiders to your site and see that you have a site that is adding new content consistently.  Outside of keyword research, this step is where you will spend ALOT of time.  So prepare yourself.  If you are not a writer, you have several choices... Outsource your writing, buy PLR articles and edit them or you can create videos and post to your blog.
7. Promote Your Content:  Every peice of content you create on your blog will need to be promoted so that it can eventually be found by the search engines and also drive traffic from social sites and directories.  This process is also referred to as building backlinks (one way links that point back to the content you creat on your site.

It's That Simple! No Really ...

So that's it in a nutshell.  That is how I built my Avon business to the point that it is today.  I am not a guru by far.  I am not earning thousands of dollars per month, though I know it is only a matter of time before that will happen.  I am certainly closer that I was 3 years ago, for sure!  I am a regular person just like you and I am here to tell you that it IS POSSIBLE to build business on the internet with any company that you choose.
The process really is simply but it is hard work. Why?  You may not see results right away.  You have to be willing to stick with it.  I would say six months at the minimum. For me, it was actually an entire year before I started seeing results.  I would say don't compare yourself to me.  Everyone's situation is different.  Learning capacity, time you have to invest, etc all comes into play.
Be willing to commit to the process and let the outcome take care of itself. If you are serious about learning the complete process, here is a video I want you to watch when you can  block out at least an hour of time.  Let me know what you think?  CLICK HERE to watch it now.  This video and community will teach you all of the steps I outlined above. (visit Dee Foster  website to watch video)

I have great respect for this lady!

She sold over $60,000 ONLINE last year! 

Follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest!  Learn from her!













Saturday, January 11, 2014

100 Places to Leave Avon Brochures-Lisa Wilber

100 places to leave brochures. Feel free to add more if they aren’t on the list.100+ Places to leave your product catalogs/brochures!
1. Doctors offices
2. Dentists’ offices
3. Mechanics waiting rooms
4. Laundromats
5. College campuses
6. On backs of stalls in public restrooms
7. Library
8. Hair Salons
9. Tax Preparation Offices
10. Orthodontist Offices
11. Insurance Offices
12. Dry Cleaners
13. Dairy Queen/Baskin Robbins
14. Bagel shops
15. Donut shops
16. Deli's
17. ATMs
18. Veterinarians
19. Nail salons
20. Day care center
21. Retirement homes
22. Model/new-home centers
23. Real estate agents offices
24. 7-11's or corner stores
25. In front of magazines at the check out line of the grocery store
26. With your Tip at a Restaurant
27. With toll booth collectors
28. Grocery Store Clerks
29. Video Stores
30. Dressing Rooms
31. With fast food clerks
32. With Bank tellers
33. Shoe stores
34. Kids Resale shops
35. Gymboree centers
36. Temporary Staff Offices
37. Flower Shops
38. Restaurants
39. Pet Stores
40. Dance Studios
41. Grocery Stores where you leave your ads.
42. Mortgage offices
43. Computer stores
44. School Administrative Offices
45. Fabric stores
46. The Bakery
47. Print Shops
48. Cashiers at car dealerships
49. Tanning salons
50. Vitamin Stores
51. Salespeople at any store
52. Senior Activity centers
53. Walk-in Medical clinic's waiting room
54. Credit Union
55. Restaurant Supply store
56. Park benches
57. Bus Stop benches
58. The Pharmacy
59. Bowling Alleys
60. With the Clerks at the Post Office
61. Gas Station attendants
62. Movie Theatre Lobbies
63. Print Shops
64. Furniture stores
65. Coffee Shops
66. Car Dealerships/Car Shows
67. Colleges
68. Parking Garage Attendants
69. Garage/Yard sales
70. With apartment managers to give to new tenants
71. In shopping carts at grocery stores
72. Middle schools/High schools
73. WIC Office
74. Department of Human Services
75. Under YOUR windshield wiper with a “Free for the taking” note
76. Specialty Candy stores
77. Cell Phone Stores
78. Utilities Companies when you pay your bills
79. Hotels/Motels
80. Bridal Stores/dress shops
81. Firehouses
82. On bus seats (train sets, rental cars, looking at RV’s)
83. Fitness Centers
84. Video store drop off box.
85. Security officers desk
86. Receptionist desk, secretary’s desk, manager’s desk
87. Lobby of business
88. Friends, relative’s coffee table
89. Contest and giveaway sites
90. Open houses
91. Phone booths
92. Lobby sofa's
93. Car insurance offices
94. Newspaper stand
95. Book area of store
96. Anywhere that says "take one"
97. Car repair shops/motor oil change places
98. Men stores (women would love something to look at)
99. Home repair stores
100. Flower stores
101. Dentist offices
102. Employment agencies
103. Non-profit agencies (leave a fund-raiser flier also)
104. Talent agencies
105. Church lobby
106. Gym/sport equipment store
107. Craft/fabric stores
108. Chiropractic offices
109. Bleachers at a ball field
110. Playgrounds/Parks
111. Daycares
112. Dance Schools
113. Gymnastics Classes

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