Well, I sold Avon back when I was 18. That was like over 10 years ago. Well, I hated it. I felt like a pusher. To top it off everyone I came across sold it as well. You also got to look on how much you will have to sell in order to make anything. Avon was not right for me. I am not saying it is not right for you. You need to research the company before you sign with them. Now I sign up with Lia Sophia which is jewelry. They have a really good program for both hostess ans the advisors. I liked the company because of a few reasons. One is that the founder. I figure a man who invented the Cross your heart bra and also brought out a razor company must know what he is doing. Victor Kiam was known for his ability to take a company and make it successful. Second, I like the idea of lifetime replacement guarantee. This alone can sell not only an advisor but most importantly a buyer.. If I am going to buy fashion jewelry at a price that is higher than at my local place I want something good reason to do so. Now with the LRG I knoe for sure that if it breaks I can get it replace or get something new if they don't have it in stock anymore. Even ten years down the road... Try doing that at an department store with their fashion jewelry..... I don't care about trips or cars or anything like that so that did not sway me... Also, the last thing that sway me to sell LS is that I get 30% of sales. And average party is $750.. Just let say an average I have seen so far is 1,500... A girl in or unit just had a 6,000 Lucky girl she is... I can get a larger $$$ sale for each show than other companies....Oh yeah it helps that Celebrities and magazines showcase and wear our jewelry... plus there is a huge market out there..the % of ladies selling LS VS. other company is low.. So my competitions is on the low side and we do not have boundaries I can sign up a person in CA. if I wanted. I can do shows in FL if I wanted. Which I was supposed to do in April...
All I am saying is take your time and find the one that makes you excited and go with you gut feeling on it. After all this is a business...