Paparazzi has recently published its Income Disclosure Statement on its website. The Income Disclosure Statement discloses the highest, lowest, and average bonus incomes for the different Consultant ranks. In connection with the publishing of the Income Disclosure Statement on the Paparazzi website, we are adopting a new policy regarding advertisements and postings made by our Consultants which include earnings claims.
Earnings claims are statements referring to income or lifestyle. They can be specific (i.e. “I made $10,000 last month.”) or vague (i.e. “You can achieve your dreams.”). Earnings claims can also be statements about lifestyle, such as posting a picture of an expensive designer purse or a new car. Other examples of earnings claims include:
Going forward, if you wish to make an earnings claim through social media or another online channel, please include the following disclosure with your statement: “Please click this link to see the average earnings for Paparazzi Consultants: https://bit.ly/37jspJa” We have included some helpful Do’s and Don’ts to keep in mind when making an earnings claim statement as a Consultant: DO:
The Paparazzi Team
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First and foremost, you represent a product; adorably affordable $5 jewelry. Everything Paparazzi has and will become is because of the product you represent, so how do you expect to represent the brand without wearing the product that you offer? Time after time, you’ve been instructed to be a product of the product. This means wearing the $5 jewelry you sell proudly and consistently. Whether you’re hosting a Facebook Live party, dropping your kids off at school, training a group of team members, or you’re one of the Founders presenting on stage at convention, you better be sporting some of those famous $5 pieces!
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