LoHud.com: With so many gender fests favoring women, where’s the equal time for men? In response, there’s a not-so-secret society gathering at various locations in Rockland County. Men from all walks of life are following the smoke signals to monthly barbecues, where they kick back in folding chairs and rally ’round the grill to partake […]
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NewburyportNews.com: While the name Donald Trump conjures images of the Las Vegas strip and the Miss America Pageant, a group of local businessmen hope Rowley and customized nutrition will be included in those images soon enough. The Trump Network, a direct-sales company based along Route 1 in Rowley, is expanding rapidly with a new round
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Prior Lake American: When Jim Wiebusch began planning for his first Man Cave party, he admits some of his best buddies weren’t so sure about it. One of them texted him: “Is this like a Tupperware party, for men?†“No, it’s like a Mary Kay party,†Wiebusch replied. Call it what you will, but Man
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Wallet Pop: For most people, network marketing/party plan selling conjures images of Avon ladies, Fuller Brushes, and perhaps Tahitian Noni Juice. Now Man Cave wants to replace that stereotype with grilling, beer, and poker. According to a 2008 survey conducted by the Direct Selling Association, women comprise 86.4% of all people engaged in direct selling.
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Guardian.co.uk: Tupperware Brands, the American multinational behind the kitchen mainstay, has seen its shares rocket by 160% in a year. Every 2.3 seconds, somebody somewhere in the world hosts a Tupperware party, the company claims, and sales topped $2.1bn (£1.3bn) last year. In tough times, Tupperware is a rare success story – and it’s a
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The Coloradoan: Beer, brats and, well, more beer. Those are the building blocks of a new business called “Man Cave” aimed at bringing guys together to eat, drink and shop. Former owner of the Pita Pit restaurant in Greeley, J Measor, of Windsor, was forced to shut down his restaurant when business slowed. Measor started
thestar online: “I need a Coke, some sugar to get me going,†he says before settling into this conversation with StarBizWeek last month. Call him a typical American in this regard but it appears he is soon recovered from his fatigue and starts talking passionately on the subject closest to his heart – Amway, the
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Daily Chronicle: Meat sizzles on the grill outside. Beer bottles rhythmically hiss and pop open. A football discussion ensues. The consensus was that the Saints deserved to win the Super Bowl, but that the Colts would almost certainly emerge victorious. One of the men, beer in hand, predicted a score of 137-3. It was Saturday
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UPI.com: A Minneapolis company is taking the female tradition of sales parties in a new, male-oriented direction with back yard barbecue events. John Schaffran, a San Jose, Calif., sales representative for Man Cave, said there are a few tricks to a successful sales party with men, including premiums for large purchases and the ever-important free
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Rapid City Journal: The latest addition to Rapid City’s direct-sales industry has nothing to do with “parties” – Tupperware, candle, purse or otherwise. Tad Darling of Box Elder has started a home-based business in “meatings,” as in meat – brats and steaks, as well as all the equipment needed to grill it and wash it
