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Hosting an online 31 Party

No time to host people at your house? Schedules too tough to coordinate? Host a completely online Thirty-One Party with me today. I'll set up the Facebook group and shopping link for you to text our to friends on your own schedule. We'll open up a 7-10 day window for friends to shop.

During the party window, I'll host a "Live Party" on Facebook one evening where I can share some of the monthly specials and seasonal hot items with your friends who want to tune in. We may even play some games and have a giveaway!

Once your friends have had a chance to browse, you and I will coordinate what rewards you've earned, then you can shop with free earned reward money, half price items, and hostess exclusive specials! Enjoy free to reduced personalization on most hostess items too.

It costs you nothing to get started on a 31 Party with me today -- email me at kyrapoulos@gmail.com, send me a Facebook message, or call anytime to get started. You can also reach out via my direct web site at mythirtyone.com/kyrap.




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