Independent Thirty-One consultant new Icon advertiser
Independent Thirty-One consultant, Robin Bowlus, is the newest advertiser on the Bluffton Icon.
Thirty-One is the number 1 direct-selling company of exclusive, stylish and functional fashion accessories, totes and organizing solutions. Currently, Thirty-One provides jobs for more than 2,000 employees in three Ohio facilities and has an Independent Consultant sales force nearly 50,000 strong nationwide.
Bowlus’ website is www.mythirtyone.com/379059 and she has a Facebook group at Robin’s Simple Solutions for a Simpler Life.
Thirty-One’s monthly special for April is for every $35 your spend, you may order your choice of the All-Pro Tote or the Pro-Duffle for $25 (both regularly priced at $80). April is also the last month for the spring catalog so the Spring Retirement list is out and items and patterns on the list will be first come first serve until April 30.
Anyone who places an order before April 13 will be entered to win hostess reward options as a “Thank You” from Bowlus. Hostess rewards can include free products, half price items and hostess exclusive items.
For more information email Robin Bowlus at [email protected].
About Thirty-One LLC
Thirty-One is one of the fastest growing direct-selling companies in the country and is the number 1 direct-selling brand of exclusive, on-trend, stylish and practical handbags, fashion accessories, totes, and organizing solutions. Through the direct-sales Party Plan model, Thirty-One offers exclusive products for the home and a woman’s busy lifestyle – all of which are available through a Thirty-One Independent Consultant in your area. Thirty-One corporate headquarters is located in Columbus, OH. For more information, visit www.ThirtyOneGifts.com
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