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[Michele Rosborough Contribution Level: 1]

Re:Clarification re: Forum Rules 2007/10/12 03:59

I also encourage everyone else to start a thread specificially for their company if they desire. If a thread has already been created for your company, please do not start a second.
Mike (Dillard)


Ok so now that we got Carl the cop off our back I am going to start this forum for Arbonne International reps. It's our collective priority is to inform, assist, educate, recognise achievements and assist with queries.

So best if we all adhere to a few guidelines/suggestions:

1. Be professional at all times. No disparaging, insulting remarks, bad language etc.
2. Assist other members by posting useful suggestions, content, industry news etc.
3. Let us know what country you're from, remember we're international.
4. Try to post your photo, no-one likes a blank image.
5. Respect!

....lots more to come....let's go!

General Arbonne International link:

www.arbonne.com

Regards,

Michele

[Michele Rosborough Contribution Level: 1]

Hey Carl, don't know why but this thread is posting twice - can I delete this particular one?

Michele:unsure:

[Michele Rosborough Contribution Level: 1]

Hey Carl, don't know why but this thread is posting twice - can I delete this particular one?

Michele:unsure:

[frank woods Contribution Level: 1]

hello, I'm a new Arbonne rep and I am just giving this new site a test drive. This sounds like a really interesting way to connect with reps and trade ideas and stories.

[Michele Rosborough Contribution Level: 1]

Hi Frank,

You're very welcome. I'm sure you are going to find MS really helpful.
What State are you based in?

Michele

[frank woods Contribution Level: 1]

I am based in Wichita, KS. and yourself? By the way how long have you been with Arbonne?

[Michele Rosborough Contribution Level: 1]

Hi Frank,

I'm in Raleigh NC, just permanently moved last year from Dublin, although I have been here on and off for 4 years. I'm not with Arbonne long at all, an IC like you. I have two other NM business that I have sucessfully built up over the last two years, one totally internet based and one similar to Arbonne not in products but, it's face to face.

How has your experience with Arbonne been so far?

Michele

[Michele Rosborough Contribution Level: 1]

cancelling duplication until MS sorts it.:S

Post edited by: Michele, at: 2007/10/13 04:06

[Michele Rosborough Contribution Level: 1]

Ok, so I am going to kick this off. I would like to know what attracted everybody who is in Arbonee, to Arbonne. I'm going to be brutally honest in everything that I post here and in the future, because those were the values I was brought up with and I think it is also important for anyone who is new, or thinking of joining to be made aware of everything.

So I looked at this company for probably about 6 months before I joined. I researched every single thing that I could find on it, because that's the type of person I am plus it stems from my business background.

My (American) hairdresser introduced me to Arbonne, I only say this because I still have an (Irish) one. In fact it was my husband that came back to me from an appointment with her holding some 'Amway stuff!.....bless his cotton socks!...they don't call him Magoo for nothing!

Prior to that my skin care regime was rather lacking, but I used to use Cliniqe & Lancome. The Clinique by the way cost me about 400 Euro in Ireland ($566) To tell the truth, alot of it is still in my vanity drawer. I don't deny, I did see alot of improvement but 1. It took so long to happen and 2. the skin-care regime to me was too tedious for me at least. I am not knocking Clinique, as competition is vital in any industry, it keeps everyone on their toes, but it just didn't float my boat.

In the heel of hunt, it was a combination of the products - not all of them - but most of them that attracted me. I am on record with another MS user that I don't ever touch a NM company unless they are in business at least 8 years, with a predominantly excellent track record. That's just my thing.

Besides the products and their 'formulation' process, another consideration was whether selling these products would be push rather than pull marketing. That factored a huge amount into my decision to join Arbonne along with their proposed, measured expansion.

It's not an exhaustive list and it is still developing but now I open the 'floor' or forum to other Arbonne reps.

A final thought: If ever I was to give a piece of advice to any network marketer it would be to....remember you are an Entrepreneur now, not an Employee, act & decide accordingly.

Till next time

Michele

[Derek speake Contribution Level: 1]

if you tired of the hype contact me as i am looking for a team of MLM leaders to take my business to the next level

Hear from you soon

Derek