Shaklee Presentation Part I

Shaklee Presentation Part I

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• Shaklee
• WAHM
• Busness
• Opportunity

[solomino539]

Thank you for the great presentation. I am looking into running my own business with Shaklee because I am blown away by the science behind the products. I have never been an environmentalist but this makes sense. I started using the cleaning products with some skepticism because I am in the cleaning profession and I have not found a Green product that actually works, until now.

Thanks again.

[dragonrider809]

Great presentation, my family has been apart of Shaklee since I was two my mother still runs her business and lived at home supporting me and my sister. I love the products especially performance, and I recently became a Distributer as well. From my life experience in shaklee I would say it has for the most part sold itself but you have to work at it to grow your business, as you would for anything else worth it in life.

[carmkim]

The !% is not correct! The people who do not make any money are those who give up with out really working at it. You have to work or nothing will com to you. It's the people who think money will come rolling to your lap just sit there and all will be yours. Not so! You get paid for work that you do.  Honest pay for honest work is Shaklee! 53 years and still going strong.

[jamesonamac]

Oh no, not the old "Harvard teaches this so it must be ok" comment. I dont have my own set of rules for honesty. But when 100% of the people are told "you can make lots of money selling these products, and only about 1% of the people who start one of these businesses ever make any money at it, common sense tells you that is dishonest. 28 years huh, how many people have you signed up that failed? Lots I bet. Any one you sign up is your competitor, market saturation ruins sales for individuals.

[carmkim]

How do you qualify as an expert in sales? You have your own set of rules for honesty! Direct marketing is just another honest way to make a living. It is taught at Harvard Business school as one of the ways to do marketing. Don't be judge and jury on a subject you know little about. I have a 28 year, successful, direct marketing business.

[jamesonamac]

Any honest company would encourage you to SELL the product they produce. You should be very suspicious of any company that is more interested in you signing on more distributors than they are about selling their product. Unfortunately, most people get hosed on the deal. It is never explained you need to be sales minded to succeed in MLM. Most are told "the product sells itself" or some such thing, and will fail because they don't have a sales mindset. Those are who I feel sorry for.

[angelique1969]

AMEN to that, Tallchickshaklee. :)

[angelique1969]

AMEN to that! :)

[angelique1969]

We don't have to leave our home because there are presentations right on the web for us to share. Like many others, I am not only in this company to make money, but I am also here because of the science that goes into EVERY product and EVERY product is guaranteed to do as it promises. I am also trying to educate everyone concerning the toxins they are using in their homes before another child gets poisoned. There is a safe alternative out there which will save everyone money. Way To Go Shaklee!

[angelique1969]

If Shaklee put their products on super market shelves for everyone to purchase, our cost would go up due to advertising fees & production. We are their advertisers and because of us, Shaklee knows exactly how many buyers they have in their market. They also don't need to make extra products to sit on store shelves in the hopes that someone will come along and buy them. This also cuts down on cost, plastics, greenhouse gasses, etc.