Share your AVON Brochure online

Are you an Avon Representative trying to figure out how to do all this social media stuff? Your not alone.

Over the past couple of years, I’ve tried almost everything. From the tips found on Avon Social , to following top sellers in our company, to trying to do it the old fashioned way. But the biggest thing I found was that although each and every time I watched a video on YouTube, tried to implement what others had done, or even have someone a brochure, it didn’t always feel like me.

With so many different ways to share Avon with friends, family and even strangers, it’s actually quite easy to find what works for you. Although it took me a while to build up the nerve to share the Avon Brochure with customers, I am so glad I finally did. And if you are an Avon representative, I bet you’ll be glad you did too.

Now you might be thinking it’s too complicated to share my brochure to Facebook, or in an email, or even as a message to my sister. Maybe this will help. If you have watched or read any of my past videos or posts you probably already have seen how easy it is to copy and paste a URL address. Now I know there’s many different programs, or apps, that can be used, I learned the old fashion way.

It’s really a matter of 3 simple steps

1) go to your own e-store in your browser NOT from an app ( if you don’t have your e-store set up, go to the Avon Representative page and set it up)

2) from the drop down menu go to shop the books

3) once you get to the web page that shows you the Current Brochure, copy the URL Address. You are then able to paste this “copied” link almost anywhere.

Do you have a Facebook page – paste it there. Do you have email addresses – paste it to an email. Do you text friends or family members – paste it there. Do you connect with others using messenger – paste it in a message. There is very few places in modern technology that you won’t be able to paste your brochure.

Just remember to be ethical, and considerate when you share your brochure with others. Don’t be that pesky cousin, sister, friend, co-worker or stranger who alienates everyone. Use your own judgement, after all you know yourself best. If it doesn’t seem right, then it probably isn’t.