Thinking of starting SU Need Advice!

[Inspired808]

I'm thinking of starting SU...

Any advice you can offer?

Denise

[canben]

Go for it! LOL It's great!

Seriously, I think it would help if you had specific questions we could answer. What do you want to know?

[imataloss]

Make sure the person you are going to sign under is going to be supportive.
I agree with the previous poster and say go for it!! It's a lot of fun sharing what you love with others.

[Donna Cook]

important to have supportive upline...one who does training for her downline on a regular basis....if you just want the discount it may not matter to you

[Joan B]

This link should take you to a series of short articles I did on my experience as an SU demo (they start at the bottom of the page). I hope this is helpful. If you don't want to read the link, my bottom line is yes, it's a good idea if you know why you want to do it and pick an upline that suits YOUR needs.

http://paper-and-ink.blogspot.com/20...1_archive

[stampwithdiane]

Definitely make sure you choose a supportive upline. For me, since in the beginning I didn't know if I wanted to be a demo just for the discount or for the business, it was important to find a demo who would and could support me regardless of which option I chose. My upline would be great if I decided just to buy from myself, but she has really been an invaluable source of information and encouragement as I have built my business.

Also, find out about your upline's upline and her upline and any larger demo group that you would belong to whose meetings/swaps you could attend. My up-up-upline has a demo only shoebox swap every time a new catalog or mini comes out, and that's a great way to get lots of samples without buying all the sets or spending a fortune on shipping. So if you're interested in SU as a business, find out if something like that would be available.