Training for my Tupperware biz using The Tag Team training.





Training for my Tupperware biz using

The Tag Team training.





I'm sure you all know that I sell Tupperware. Recently I took free training from The Tag Team on Facebook HERE . Here is my review of that free training. The training was all about doing parties on Facebook. It was five days on how to get better interaction at your Facebook parties. It was daily live interactions and daily emails with work sheets.


Worksheets from emails

Here are the email subject lines for the 5 days of emails.



[Day 1] Confession: I Didn’t Read Your Huge Binder of Info...
[Day 2] Confession: The Real Reason I Skipped Your Party...
Day 3] Confession: How Sales-y Posts Actually Make Me Feel...
[Day 4] Confession: I didn’t know where I was...
[Day 5] Confession: Why I Quit the Party Girl Life... 


They are all fun titles making you want to quickly open the email. One thing I can say about all the training they do either free or not they are far from boring like others I have tried. With the online interactions, you feel much more equipped after the training. They are very popular on and off Facebook. I used all the training I learned from the 5-day event towards my most recent 30 minute Tupperware Facebook party. The 30 minute Facebook party is another good training from them. I had satisfactory results my interactions were increased and my sales increased too. I made a mock event to help with the event. I had all my post over there labeled so I can quickly cut and paste during the party. I invited a few other consultants to join my event and comment. I think that helped encourage guests to interact more. I feel everyone liked the games the most. What can I say everyone wants something for FREE!!! My deal is they win and get when they order. My favorite prize is free shipping. I’m still working on getting parties from guest at the party and I’ve never got a recruit this way either but time will tell. I’ll keep using what I learned. Mom always said practice makes perfect 😊 

Along with the 30-minute party I use their training on custom albums. Here’s link to mine on my business Facebook page Tupperware In The Kitchen W Kathy O HERE. This one is from the album 10 Easter treats for kids, everything you need to fill baskets except the candy. They also introduced their new training, “It’s our Party Starter Collection! It’s got our 30 minute Facebook party formula, Hostess coaching for Facebook Parties AND our Follow Up Formula. If that wasn't enough, there is also our BRAND NEW TAG TEAM OFFICIAL Facebook Party Planning Workbook.” Is what they said. You can order via Facebook or at their regular website at Tag Team Party Peeps. I hope everyone goes there and signs up for even more FREE training. Leave me a comment telling if I helped you or join me on Facebook HERE. I’d love to help if anyone wants my help with Tupperware or Facebook parties.

As always have fun in your kitchen and enjoy some great food. Kathy O.











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