About Madison Handbags
Madison Handbags is an exciting new trend in home parties! If you’ve been invited to a party, you will have the unique opportunity to design your very own, one of a kind purse, custom made for you.
Design It!Choose from 18 modern styles of bags, mix and match from over 100 designer fabrics, and one of 10 high quality lining colors. Depending on the style, you have the option to use anywhere from one to 3 different fabrics to create the bag that is unique to your good taste and needs!
Flaunt It!You dreamed it, designed it, and now it’s your chance to flaunt it! Wear it everyday or for that special occasion. Carry it to work or to the beach. Use it for make-up, your iPod or to transport your favorite book or knitting project. Show off one bag or create a matching set! Whatever you wear, we have a style that fits.
Our designs are relatively simple and user friendly – it’s the fabrics you choose that make the bags what they are. So create something uniquely you and flaunt your purse-onality!
And remember, when you buy a Madison Handbag, you are supporting women in small business in America!
Be a Consultant
Madison Handbags mission is to create new opportunities for women – professionally, financially and socially! You, too, can start your own business, party while you work, and set your own hours! It’s a really fun and easy way to earn a couple hundred dollars a night for just a few hours work.
Get Carried Away!New Consultants invest $299 (plus tax and shipping) in their starter kit. As extra incentive, when you hold 6 or more qualifying ($400.00 or more in sales) parties in your first 60 days with Madison Handbags, you then receive a $200 retail credit for free handbags of your choice.
The Starter Kit Contains:
- Caprice Make-Up Bag
- Windermere Wristlet
- Tacoma Letter Carrier
- Georgetown Zipper Tote
- Savannah Pocket Tote
- Manchester Tote
- Cambridge Shoulder Bag
- Lexington Business Tote
- Plus:
- 100+ fabrics
- 200 Invitation Postcards
- 10 Hostess Pamphlets
- 250 Business Cards
- 14 Laminated Product Cards
- All the necessary paperwork
- Sales Consultant Handbook
Madison Handbag parties average about $750 in sales. This means you will earn on average $150 - $200 per party. You will likely earn back your kit investment within 2 parties. Furthermore, if you hold 6 average parties in your first 60 days, you will earn $900-$1100 plus qualify for the $200 in FREE Madison Handbags.
To sign up, go to http://www.homebusinessbug.com/madison-handbags/
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