What's the commission rate? (DNO)

> Try offering promotional advertising products to businesses, industry, and
> gov't offices at the city and county level.

> It's just the morning of the 28th, February, and I've already sold over
> $39,000 worth of ink pens, calendars, stadium cups, magnetic memo boards,
> ink pens, calendars, ice cream spades, plastic medallion boutique gift
> bags, letter openers, more ink pens, more calendars, and more specialty
> products to businesses across SW Louisiana, Houston, and even Washington,
> D.C. Did I mention calendars?

> Twenty seven calendar orders in just 19 days. The smallest order was just
> around $100, but several were for $600 to $1300+. And all but a couple of
> these were repeat orders (for 2007 calendars delivered this fall.).

> Most of the pen orders were repeats also, including 10,000 to a credit
> union, 200 to the US EPA. Three of the pen orders were new orders for
> branches of a finance company.

> I don't have my log with me, as I'm on the road selling in Houston for two
> days, but the 79 orders I've sold this month resulted in more than a $10K
> increase over last February. It also will reflect at least two or three
> new customers added to the 200+ clients I serve on a repeat basis, many
> for 12 to 21 years.

> This isn't a get-rich-quick (G-R-Q) scheme. It definitely requires effort,
> whether selling face-to-face or online, but the long-term rewards can be
> amazing.

> I wouldn't normally post this here, but I wanted to post an example of
> what actually works, compared to all the G-R-Q schemes and
> pyramid-building scams that have been posted here lately.

> Selling certainly isn't for everyone, but none of the "too good to be
> true", GRQ schemes and scams is likely to generate any long-term
> income, while most will leave your poorer than when you started.

> JMO!