Great Falls Tribune: Doreen Lightner’s full-time job is working on the farm she and her husband own. Her other job is a group leader with PartyLite Candles, a direct sales company. Those two jobs work perfectly together. The PartyLite business allows for flexible hours that can work around farming. “The nice thing about my PartyLite […]
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Prairie Business Magazine: Brenda Koppy first became a Pampered Chef consultant to earn some fun money. Less than five years later, she’s bringing in $3,000 to $4,000 a month on average. Koppy has more than replaced her full-time social worker’s salary, and she’s doing it in 15 to 20 hours a week. Koppy is one
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Metro News: Breaking the mould of the traditional direct sales model, Silpada Designs is showing Canadian women they can make their entrepreneurial ambitions sparkle by selling jewellery in a casual, party setting that focuses on fun instead of formality. Silpada was founded in 1997 in the United States by stay-at-home moms and self-made entrepreneurs Bonnie
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NBC Dallas-Fort Worth: We’re all too familiar with the at-home sales party cliché: A bland, 50’s-style affair where polite chit-chat is punctuated by the periodic “burp” of self-sealing food storage containers. Yawn. Party or not, there’s just nothing sexy about last night’s leftovers. But a body-skimming cocktail dress, on the other hand, in black and
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CantonRep.com: In the 60 years since Tupperware launched its home parties, the concept has expanded to vitamins, baskets, lingerie, candles, cookware, art, food and much more. Like many others, Elaine Stroia of North Canton turned to home party sales as a way to supplement her family’s income. She sells jewelry for Silpada. “For people who
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WBNS-10TV: Hostess Susan Sarkisian has invited friends to a direct sales event, but not the Tupperware party of a generation ago. Instead of plastic dishes, guests learn about wine. Care Wright, the wine consultant for WineShop at Home, teaches the groups the basics and brings along six bottles from a Napa vineyard for taste testing
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Northern News Services: With a brand new shiny set of tools, Diane Wiseman is only just beginning to delve into the world of do-it-yourself construction, but she doesn’t want her husband letting loose on them. There is a solution. Pink tools, said Wiseman, are a powerful deterrent to male inclinations toward these devices. “I kind
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The Leaf-Chronicle: As Sharon Gordley opened the door of her home, a sweet scent filled the air. “It’s black raspberry vanilla,” she said. The scent came from a Scentsy scent bar melted in a pretty ceramic warmer. Gordley is a consultant for the home-based company that offers its scent bars and warmers at in-home parties
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24-7pressrelease.com: Nicole Taylor, “Style Coach” & Independent Representative for Silpada Designs, has been recognized by Cambridge Who’s Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership, & excellence in sales and marketing. Nicole Taylor graduated from college in 1991 with a degree in Communication Management from SMSU (Southwest Missouri State University). However, she started working at the young age
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Colorado Springs Gazette: Tamara Davis-Peck just wanted some jewelry at a low price.
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