QShoppe Launched to Encourage Entrepreneurship in Midst of Economic Downturn
QuestNet, one of the pioneers in the online international direct sales industry, launched its first QShoppe showcase in Jubilee Centre, Wanchai today.
Hong Kong (PRWEB) February 14, 2009 -- QuestNet, one of the pioneers in the online international direct sales industry, launched its first QShoppe showcase in Jubilee Centre, Wanchai today.
QuestNets QShoppe ribbon cutting in Hong Kong (from left-to-right): QuestNet Chief of Network Services Malou Caluza, QuestNet Resident Director in Hong Kong Richard Zinkiewicz, QuestNet Director TG Kintanar and V Partner Ranjit Singh.
With an aim to provide genuine business opportunities for people who wish to establish their own business, particularly at a time when many companies are downsizing and the unemployment rate is on the rise, QShoppe offers a wide variety of daily necessities, brand-name products, and consumable goods. While some of QShoppe's offered products can be found in the traditional retail market, many other products are unique and exclusive to the QuestNet initiative.
From exclusive and scientifically proven personal care products, such as the company's Swiss Glacier Essentials brand and BioSolver with SilverSol Technology®, as well as travel gear, designer fragrances, health and vitality supplements, energy drinks, and more, the consumer can register as a member and buy these products online at a much lower cost due to removal of the sellers' chain. As well, they can introduce and resell the products to their friends and associates and earn a commission. The more they refer, the more they earn.
It is through this simple yet powerful concept that the general public can create avenues to survive and thrive financially during what is being reported as dire financial times. The direct selling industry is comprised of about 60 million independent sales representatives worldwide, and generates more than USD 110 billion in retail sales every year.
The ribbon cutting of QuestNet's first QShoppe showcase was held in the city where QuestNet also has the head office of the international company. The launch was well attended by entrepreneurs excited by the innovative concept of QShoppe. The Hong Kong showcase represents the first of many showcases to be launched around the world.
"The idea of QShoppe is to allow people to start their own business, without traditional overheads, and with the full support of a proven and solid company behind them," said QuestNet's Managing Director, Mr JR Mayer, "We have a strong ten-year history and QShoppe heralds a new era for us at QuestNet and for our sales force. We are not only excited to offer QShoppe, but also proud and happy that the idea has been taken to so strongly by our Independent Representatives."
Starting today, people can visit the QShoppe showcase, located on the 12th floor of the Jubilee Centre, 18 Fenwick Street, Wanchai, to view tangible QShoppe products, with staff on hand to offer assistance about not only the wide range of products in store, but also about how QShoppe itself works as a business opportunity. Similar showcases will soon be available in Singapore and other QuestNet offices around the world. People can also visit the company's website at www.quest.net.
Company profile: QuestNet Ltd
QuestNet Ltd is an international direct sales company and network marketing business that recently celebrated its 10th Anniversary as a market innovator and leader in its field.
Operating a global sales force, QuestNet offers a high-quality product portfolio consisting of consumable and everyday products, brand-name items, luxury and collectibles, personal care and wellness products, vacation packages, and telecommunications.
The company also provides business opportunities to millions of people around the world by offering entrepreneurial aspirants the opportunity to run their own business through an e-commerce platform, while providing the Information Technology knowledge and business tools for these people to succeed. The company also educates various governments and populations of developing countries about computer usage, Internet connectivity and e-commerce.
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