Aaaaamazing training. I haven't been committed with my Mary Kay business but this totally made it plain to me. Going to put your tips into action here in Charlotte!!! Thx Leah!!!!
Hi Leah, thank you for sharing all your wisdom and experience. But I do have a question. How do you build a payment plan for a customer. Do they pay you up front mothly or when they can miss some money to put into the payment plan? And did some people see the payment plan as a piggybank which they can also withdraw from or say, hey I don't want to make use of it anymore, can I have my money back? Would you allow it or say upfront. When you agree to a payment plan the money you deposit cannot be withdrawn and you can only buy a product of that amount which you have saved?I hope you can give me some clearity about that.Again thank you so much
Leah you're leaving out the most successul women and those are the baby boomers who most have disposable money and they too want the fountain of youth. Any thoughts on that -- not only do they want to look beautiful for their bonus round they also want to make a difference by perhaps helping other women be successful.
I just rejoined MK and want to be more successful this time. Your video has given me confidence that I can do this!
how it is going?
OMG!!! This is the information I’ve been looking for!!! Thank you!
Thank you for the refresher!!
Thank you for the info and encouragement ❤
Thanks for much for sharing this training! I have struggled with linking power starts and keeping my books full; this will really help me do that!
Aaaaamazing training. I haven't been committed with my Mary Kay business but this totally made it plain to me. Going to put your tips into action here in Charlotte!!! Thx Leah!!!!
I'm looking to make lead boxes
I really enjoyed this training thank you
Thank you for the great ideas!
Thanks for sharing....I'm new
First MK person I’ve ever heard doing payment plans. Kinda makes sense just not sure how you can guarantee that? Credit card I guess?
Can you give me more info on the Princess and Queen bags.
Hi Leah, thank you for sharing all your wisdom and experience. But I do have a question. How do you build a payment plan for a customer. Do they pay you up front mothly or when they can miss some money to put into the payment plan? And did some people see the payment plan as a piggybank which they can also withdraw from or say, hey I don't want to make use of it anymore, can I have my money back? Would you allow it or say upfront. When you agree to a payment plan the money you deposit cannot be withdrawn and you can only buy a product of that amount which you have saved?I hope you can give me some clearity about that.Again thank you so much
Leah you're leaving out the most successul women and those are the baby boomers who most have disposable money and they too want the fountain of youth. Any thoughts on that -- not only do they want to look beautiful for their bonus round they also want to make a difference by perhaps helping other women be successful.