Beijo Review
Beijo Review
Beijo (pronounced "bay-ju") sells handbags and accessories exclusively through Independent Consultants, who showcase the line at home parties and events. The company was founded in 2002 by a woman who wanted "to create beautiful handbags and accessories for women just like me; those who couldn't afford to spend more on a handbag than they would spend on their monthly rent." Amen, sister!
The Product - Beijo's handbags and accessories are made of cotton, canvas, nylon, polyester, and vinyl blends. They come in many styles and sizes, which would appeal to anyone from teenagers to grandmothers. The bags range in price from approximately $50.00 to $135.00. Not bad for a cute bag when many in department stores cost several hundred dollars and up.
Enrollment - You can join Beijo for $179.00, which will get you a kit containing two bags and one accessory, supplies, and a business guide. Right now, Beijo Consultants can also purchase some of the company's most popular products at half price. This is important, because Consultants bring inventory to sell at home parties, rather than just taking orders.
Compensation - Beijo Consultants earn 30% profit by selling their Beijo merchandise at home parties and shows and commissions from online purchases made on their Beijo website. They can also earn between 2% and 12% on five levels of their team's sales, depending on their rank.
To summarize my Beijo review, I think they have a nice product line, and it's something that almost every woman uses and likes. If you're the right type of salesperson, you could do well. However, keep in mind that you will have to carry some inventory to bring to parties, which could be burdensome financially for some people who are just starting out.
