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I was preparing to deliver items from my first party and there were two women that ordered the eye cream but nothing else. Now WE know that this one product is not going to do what it's capable of if she continues to use her Cover Girl, Maybelline etc... make up and cleansers. I wanted to suggest to these ladies about buying the other products for the face but I don't want to come off as if I'm just pushing them to buy more product. What would you suggest?

Maybe you could try the Results method with them - ask them if youcould leave your RE9 set with them for a few days so they can use it all together and see what a differencethe entire setmakes (ooh - and maybe you could tell them they "qualified" for this special one-week free trial of the full-sized set b/c of their purchase, so it doesn't seem like you're just trying to sell them more stuff), or even just give them a RE9 sample pack to use with the eye cream for the next few days. You could show them a few before and after pictures, too, maybe, so they see how dramatic the changes can be when the whole set is used.


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Angela

At the very least, I would give them each an Re9 sample when you deliver their order.

I agree with leaving them with the sample strip with their order.

I would put the sample in the bag when you deliver. 1 week later, I would call to chat about the results they are receiving form th eye cream, inquire asto what they thought about the results from the sample pack,& also ask about what they are using for makeup & ask if they would be interested in trying ours...it is risk free as they have 45 days to return if it doesn't wprk out for them. Edited by: Kiana's Mom

I always give an RE9 sample with the order if someone orders any part
of the RE9 system. In fact, when they order, I tell them I am
going to do that so they can see how the whole system works. That
way, they know what they're missing once the sample runs out!

gosh, I was just looking at a few EOA's yesterday and came across one VP that said she attended her first group presentation and ordered only one $12 product, now she's a VP. Does anyone know her name? I can't find her now.

You're probably thinking of my NVP-in-qualification, Julie Evanson. She has anincredible story!


Stephanie