
When it comes to having a home based Direct Sales business, it is very easy to not balance our business demonstration budget.
We are often times enticed by our home company to buy all of the new demonstration products that are released each season…this can all add up to hundreds of dollars that you spend every year purchasing demo products.
I always like to train my downline consultants to stay ‘within’ their business budget when it comes to purchasing demonstration products. You don’t need every new great product that your company comes out with to show at your home parties and events. I recommend getting just a few items that you feel will be big sellers. Personally, I try to stay away from seasonal items because I don’t want to be stuck with those demo’s after the season ends…so if you do buy seasonal items, keep it limited to just a few.
If you are just getting started, I recommend just getting 3-5 new products every season…if you are a seasoned consultant with a big party line-up, then go ahead and purchase more.
Tax Tip: When purchasing demo’s make sure you keep your receipts for tax time as these items can be applied to your business expenses.
It is important to keep our business in-check when it comes to our spending and one way we can do that is by keeping an eye on how many demo products we buy each season.
Shelly

















