how can i market my avon business?

[angela e]

i've delivered catalogues to everyone in my neighbourhood along with a welcome letter (150+ books & letters...) and have only gotten 2 customers.
my friends and family aren't interested in buying from me.
i have a website http://www.interavon.ca/angela.ebenau that i've tried to market on facebook but still nothing!
what am i doing wrong?
also is there anyone on here who wants to buy avon? it's amazing quality which is why i signed up in the first place, but now i'm losing money.

[Sunshine]

u have to go to places like offices and banks and start to tell your Friends to tell there friends .
let somebody help u with it i know its good Products i am using it i love there perfumes its nice.
and one more thing in one house u should give only one book not more then that like in one company u suppose to give in one department one book.

[Ramone]

Loosing battle Avon does not really work and you end up with more debt than earnings. Get out while you still can.

[Click to sell Avon]

Nothing. It can just take a while before people order. Try visiting offices.

[Katrina]

I don't work for AVON, but I do work for mark. So essentially, it's the same concept. I personally chose mark over AVON, because there's no sales quota we have to meet. We can sell as much or as little as we want. It's awesome. Some things I have done is place flyers in public places such as a local grocery store or restaurants with bulletin boards. Also I asked a few of my doctors if I could place a few copies of the magalogs with my business card attached in the lobbies. Another way I have been networking is through facebook. I created my own facebook page dedicated to selling mark. These are just a few things to get you started. If you need anymore ideas, feel free to contact me.

Ohh and also.....ALWAYS ALWAYS wear your products in public. People will always compliment me and be like oh I love your lip gloss, where's it from, so then I say Oh it's from mark. Have you heard of them? And then I will hand them a magalog. It's good to always keep spare magalogs on hand.