Written by The Scribbler Mary Kay nsd Kathy Helou shows you how to recruit by telling the prosepct that Mary Kay is the answer to any and all problems. Scrib’s note: Have you been asked to attend a unit meeting Read more…
Written by The Scribbler Mary Kay Ash developed the “four point recruiting plan” when she first started Mary Kay Inc. Skin care classes and collection previews offer the best place to find prospective team members. Mary Kay herself developed the Read more…
Written by The Scribbler Pamela Waldrop Shaw tells you just how easy it is to recruit. (Easy? Really? Not for most everyone!) Scrib’s note: This is a terribly long-winded document rivalling the length of a car repair manual – classic Read more…
Written by The Scribbler Notes from Volume 3 of an Amie Gamboian CD, offering guidelines for closing a potential recruit.
Here’s a recruiting script by Mary Kay national sales director Shannon Andrews. She’s encouraging a whole lot of misrepresentations with this one! I absolutely love what I do and would love to tell you more about it! I am an Read more…
Mary Kay Cosmetics is always helping its independent sales directors to recruit and retain beauty consultants. Most important, of course, is getting them to purchase inventory and not send it back under the product repurchase option! Here’s a script to Read more…
This is a highly recommended script to be used when a potential Mary Kay victim (either customer or potential recruit) has been avoiding you like the plague. We’ve all been there… You show up for the appointment, see the curtains Read more…
Here’s a suggested script for “closing” a guest at a skincare class, created by David Cooper. David Cooper is the weirdo who has made his fortune by peddling products to Mary Kay Consultants. He even has his own eBay store, Read more…
Mary Kay does let you bank your points each quarter, and has some options for redeeming them for gift cards.…
"The founder of my company..." If that's not Pink Fog, not sure what is.
What the huns don't realize about the big hot bright stars is that they're doomed to go very much kaboom…
I get better GWPs from Tobin James Winery with my wine club shipments, and I'm not spending $1,800.
Look at those “Cinderella” prizes: Corded vacuum, no-name slow-cooker, cooking utensils, cheap blender and other hausfrau items.