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rbonsanantonio
08-18-2005, 04:50 PM
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Did anyone get the email that says new consultants can now qualify for DM qualification with $1,000 retail volume? This does mean 1st step, right?
Also, I seem to be getting alot of objections to the price of Arbonne, I work for a large corporation and have talked to someone at least daily about Arbonne, shared a catalog, samples, etc.
No one is responding back to me - I can't make enemies at work so I don't push anyone. One girl was going to buy and entire set and was thrilled with the products, then backed out because it's too expensive, she makes more than I do!
I don't think they're any more expensive than what you buy at the mall. I've always used Clinique or Estee Lauder, etc. I even worked for Christian Dior at one point, I just don't see why so many people seem shocked by the price. I'm getting discouraged...anyone have any advice?
Did anyone get the email that says new consultants can now qualify for DM qualification with $1,000 retail volume? This does mean 1st step, right?
Also, I seem to be getting alot of objections to the price of Arbonne, I work for a large corporation and have talked to someone at least daily about Arbonne, shared a catalog, samples, etc.
No one is responding back to me - I can't make enemies at work so I don't push anyone. One girl was going to buy and entire set and was thrilled with the products, then backed out because it's too expensive, she makes more than I do!
I don't think they're any more expensive than what you buy at the mall. I've always used Clinique or Estee Lauder, etc. I even worked for Christian Dior at one point, I just don't see why so many people seem shocked by the price. I'm getting discouraged...anyone have any advice?
kerib68
08-18-2005, 04:54 PM
Try this approach, ask them how much they pay for their lunch every day, is your face not worth about a $1 a day. Also, point out that it is pre-pumped and very concentrated (you don't need much). Also, compare with the mall and mac, estee lauder etc. our prices are very competitive.
Good Luck
Keri
Good Luck
Keri
rbonsanantonio
08-18-2005, 08:49 PM
Thanks, I'll be getting some pups or shall I say, RE9 systems, soon, maybe that will work better for me.
