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I think running more than one business is perfectly acceptable. Sometimes you become very excited about more than one product line. I have been a rep for two companies for the last 6 months and it's working out great. My situation personally works because one company is a party plan and one I can promote, recruit, and find customers online. Just make sure the companies are not in direct competition with each other.
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No, they wouldn't be conflicting. Heritage Makers is a digital scrapbooking/storybooking company and the other would be a candle company.
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Perfect then! Just make sure to divide your time between the two to make things most profitable for yourself.
I just started scrapbooking, lol...I love it! |
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I know several successful consultants who rep for more than one company.
Good luck! Carolyn |
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That is what I'm in the process of doing myself. I am selling for a beauty company & going to do one of the candle / melt companies. I've narrowed it down to two, but just can't decide which one to go with.
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Ya'll should sign up for a 2nd one! SCENTSY!!! I signed up and i'm completely addictive and we'll NEVER have a candle w/ flame in my house again!
If you have questions, PM me ! |
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I think that it can be difficult to recruit if you rep for two companies - you need to focus recruiting efforts on one or the other. For parties, I think it's great to have two businesses - if you find a lead that isn't interested in one, perhaps they would find the other appealing!
Either way, you need to make sure you understand which is your "main" business and which is your "side" business and divide your time accordingly. Silpada is my "main" business, and Melaleuca is my "side" business. I'm happy to be a Mela customer and if I come across an opportunity to introduce someone to the business opportunity who likes the products, I do so. However, if I find someone looking for a business opportunity and has no idea where to start, I focus first on Silpada, and would only suggest Mela after confirming the person has no interest in Silpada's opportunity, or determining that the business is not a good fit for them. |
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Thank you very much for your outlook Liz, that is a great idea! I'm a "helper" for a consultant for the beauty company, so when I make my decision on which candle / melt biz I want to join, I'll put all of my recruiting efforts into that one! I didn't think of it that way. Thanks again!!
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