We also have an excellent compensation plan along with leadership level bonuses as well as monthly contests where you can earn even more cash. In short I offer you the chance to partner with me and to help you create a life-changing income as well as make many new friends and grow yourself in ways you never thought possible all while marketing a product that everyone loves.

Here's What Partnering with me and my company will do for you

offer you an opportunity to make great money whether you want to make a small second income or replace your job income
give you the chance to run your own profitable home business
provide you with new friends
provide you with fun and simple products you will love and others will too, Who doesn't love candles?
provide you with amazing learning and growth opportunities
change your life

Here's What You Need To Do Next
1.
Experience our live team training or listen to an opportunity call live or listen to a recording here of me hosting an opportunity call.
2. Take a look at this list of frequently asked questions and if you still have more questions please send me an email or give me a call.


3. Read as much as you can on this site.

4. Request a Free Home Candle Business Packet

5. Subscribe to the free email series in the right hand box above.

6. Read one or more of the company newsletters

7. Watch the business opportunity presentation.

8. Purchase a candle or any of the other products and try them out for yourself.

9. Call me- AnnaLaura at 801-712-1050 with questions.

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Here are some questions to ask yourself before starting this kind of business.

1. What kind of candles are you going to sell? There are many companies out there offering various kinds of candles and you really need to decide which kind you want to sell. You also have the option of making your own candles and selling them so you need to also determine if this is an option you want to consider.

2. Are you going to join a company that also sells other products such as bath and body products or just candles? This is important because you can sometimes make more money if you are in a company with other products although the candles will usually make you the most money.

3. Do you want to join a home party company or more of a network marketing company? Home party companies will usually require you to host a given number of parties per month and if you are not a party person this kind of business will not work well for you. If you enjoy team building as well, then a network marketing kind of company will offer you more money and more options.

4. How are you going to build your business? You should not start a home candle business without a plan of some kind.

5. What kind of support is available to assist you in getting started and growing your business? Will your sponsor offer you the kind of training you need to reach the level of success you are seeking? Does the company offer ongoing training? Although you can build a successful home candle business without this it will be much more difficult.

6. What support materials does the company offer? Do they have catalogs, brochures, t-shirts and other marketing materials you can use to promote your business?

7. How much is the markup from wholesale to retail? This is important because it will not only effect how much profit you make when retailing your candles but it will also effect whether or not you can do fundraisers or offer a discount on your products to your customers.

8. To whom can you sell your products?

Some of the professions which use candles more than the average person include: interior designers, relators, and massage therapists. Interior design consultants always recommend to decor your home with scented candles in the most sophisticated style. There is a much popularity of establishing a home candle business and every dealer or enterprisers have their own home office desks to deal with their customers. The decoration of furniture home office may boost up sales by placing the most stylish and scented candles on the different pieces of furniture in the office.