Your company does

[Darleen]

Jordan Essentials is $9.95/Month....(first three months are free when you join) and it includes an e-newsletter sent to customers with specials monthly, plus access to much more.

[missyroth]

Just asked a consultant. It's only $9.99 a month. I think they have very cute stuff and have been looking at them because they're TX based, as am I.

Good luck!

[lani7]

Yes. Thank you. I did see on web last night and was going to post.
Thank you for the update. Sorry everyone. I made a mistake. I was so
Happy to see that my eyes played with me and it is only $9.99
After all. This makes me think of considering them once again.
This or maybe Vibella. I've been invited to a Premier party
Which I joined briefly. I had almost a $1000 dollar show one opening
Show and you make 50%. But I wasn't able to book parties from
That. Did sell some more but lost interest cause of the price.
I know I've heard many use to have high shows with Cookie lee, silpada
But many jewelry lines seems to not sell as well in general.
So kinda more cautious which to join. Thanks to
Everyone who posted. Good info. I forgot companies
Such as Premier charge yearly fee.

[tjk34]

Tastefully Simple charges $10.95 for their website and it includes a newsletter, e-marketing cards, "Share on Facebook" promos, and the ability to have a dedicated party site for your host's party.

[liz.jewels]

I would dispute your comment that jewelry lines tend to not sell well in general. In my experience, sales from a jewelry party tend to average higher than sales from many other types of companies. I have compared my party average sales to those of friends from food and handbag companies and they are always shocked at what my sales are! (Except for my CAbi rep. She also has AMAZING sales totals that rival and even exceed mine.)

Just for your reference, my company's national average party is $1000. The monthly newsletter I get from my team leader is pretty interesting, as she reports out on top parties. There are women on our team doing $2500-$3500 in sales in a single party. I did $700 in sales last month from a facebook party, and that was without women being able to see and try on the jewelry in person!

And price is an interesting thing. There are jewelry companies with prices as low as $5 per item, and then ones like mine where prices range from $20-$350+! So there are jewelry companies that sell in every price range. The price range really just affects the target market you are going after.

That being said, jewelry sales are not for everyone, and you may find you personally are more successful with a different business. But it's not because people don't buy jewelry!

[HomeBizHope]

I've seen monthly consultant website fees as high as $25! That seems high to me as it immediately takes away from your profit. I personally wouldn't pay more than $10/month for a replicated website, but the company I'm with now has NO monthly fees, which is what I prefer! ;-) You need to make sure there's no high yearly renewal fee either, as that's another way they can ding your purse.

Lori in NY

[3lilangels]

I'm with Jewel Kade and to have a website it cost $9.95 a month. The first month you sign up to be a stylist the website is free.

[carolsumrell]

In a Pikle is $9.95 First Month Free!

[Vamputee]

10.00 four times a year... first 3 months free...

[accents4you2]

Close to my Heart ~ Website- Free, Monthly Newsletter-Free, Name on the Rep Locator - Free and no requirements. Access to images and blog spots-Free. I really like that they offer all this for free...just another way they show that personal use consultants are welcome! Plus their minimums are actual quarters, not every rolling 3 mos.