TupperGal
10-16-2005, 09:22 AM
Look For People Who:
• Ask any questions pertaining to you and Tupperware.
• The guest who buys the most.
She loves Tupperware and should sell it!
• The guest who buys the least ~ she doesn't have all the
products she would like and could have a limited budget.
Everyone can use extra money.
• The guest who has the most fun.
• The guest who shares ideas about using Tupperware.
• The guest who likes people.
• The guest who others seem to like.
• Anyone who mentions that they are looking for a job.
• The guest with the nicest smile.
• The guest attending her first party.
• The guest who arrives first ~ (she wants to get out!)
• The guest who is the last to leave ~ (she loves being out!)
• The guest who has been a past Host or who dates now.
Recruiting "Warm Up" Words . . .
• To the lady at the party you really liked:
"I was noticing you all night, and I think you would make a
wonderful Tupperware person." In the same breath say, "Have you ever
thought about doing something like this?"
Or
"You were so much fun during the demo tonight, I think you might enjoy
being a Tupperware Consultant . . .the money is great!"
Or
"You really love Tupperware . . .I think it's about time that you
received all of our products at a discount!"
• To the lady who has small children:
"Being a Tupperware Consultant is a great job for a Mom.
You can be out earning excellent money for a couple of hours and still
be a full time Mom! Tupperware Consultants earn about $______ to
$______ every time they hold a demo and have the added benefit of a
very flexible schedule. Could you use some extra time and income?"
• To the Host:
"You had such a wonderful party tonight. Your friends were great and
that is one of the reasons I love being a Tupperware Consultant.
I meet so many nice people and make great money while I have fun.
Your party tonight could actually start you out in business.
Could you use extra money each month?"
• To Someone you do business with:
"I really appreciate the good service you gave me today . . .
does your boss tell you how good you are at this job? (The usual answer
is "Are you kidding??") Well, you might enjoy doing what I do because I
make excellent money and receive all kinds of recognition for a job well
done. Could I give you some no obligation facts about the Tupperware
full time and/or part time opportunity?"
• To the person with a full time job:
"Do you like your job?" or "Do you feel you get paid what you are worth
at your job?" (The usual answer is "No"). Maybe you would like a
change, or perhaps you would like to know how to make full time money
for just part time work! I would love to share the details about
Tupperware!"
• Ask any questions pertaining to you and Tupperware.
• The guest who buys the most.
She loves Tupperware and should sell it!
• The guest who buys the least ~ she doesn't have all the
products she would like and could have a limited budget.
Everyone can use extra money.
• The guest who has the most fun.
• The guest who shares ideas about using Tupperware.
• The guest who likes people.
• The guest who others seem to like.
• Anyone who mentions that they are looking for a job.
• The guest with the nicest smile.
• The guest attending her first party.
• The guest who arrives first ~ (she wants to get out!)
• The guest who is the last to leave ~ (she loves being out!)
• The guest who has been a past Host or who dates now.
Recruiting "Warm Up" Words . . .
• To the lady at the party you really liked:
"I was noticing you all night, and I think you would make a
wonderful Tupperware person." In the same breath say, "Have you ever
thought about doing something like this?"
Or
"You were so much fun during the demo tonight, I think you might enjoy
being a Tupperware Consultant . . .the money is great!"
Or
"You really love Tupperware . . .I think it's about time that you
received all of our products at a discount!"
• To the lady who has small children:
"Being a Tupperware Consultant is a great job for a Mom.
You can be out earning excellent money for a couple of hours and still
be a full time Mom! Tupperware Consultants earn about $______ to
$______ every time they hold a demo and have the added benefit of a
very flexible schedule. Could you use some extra time and income?"
• To the Host:
"You had such a wonderful party tonight. Your friends were great and
that is one of the reasons I love being a Tupperware Consultant.
I meet so many nice people and make great money while I have fun.
Your party tonight could actually start you out in business.
Could you use extra money each month?"
• To Someone you do business with:
"I really appreciate the good service you gave me today . . .
does your boss tell you how good you are at this job? (The usual answer
is "Are you kidding??") Well, you might enjoy doing what I do because I
make excellent money and receive all kinds of recognition for a job well
done. Could I give you some no obligation facts about the Tupperware
full time and/or part time opportunity?"
• To the person with a full time job:
"Do you like your job?" or "Do you feel you get paid what you are worth
at your job?" (The usual answer is "No"). Maybe you would like a
change, or perhaps you would like to know how to make full time money
for just part time work! I would love to share the details about
Tupperware!"