March 2014
Clean up with
Kleeneze this
season
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What do you value
the most?
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Maid in Jamaica
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Get inspired this spring
Why not you? Why not now? This is the season to start
anew and move your business forward

Welcome to
Team Talk
March 2014
Editor’s note
There are several things that mark the start of spring for me. The plethora of
pancake pictures that appear on my Facebook newsfeed, for example.
The fact that I don’t wake up completely perplexed when my alarm sounds thinking surely it’s too
dark to be anywhere near classified as morning. The cats strolling in at 6am for their breakfast after
a night on the tiles, as opposed to refusing to move from underneath the radiator where they’ve
been camped out since October. The garden starting to look far more colourful than it has in water-logged
Xenia
Xenia Poole, Editor in Chief
Xenia.Poole@kleeneze.co.uk
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months.
However, the ultimate way I know that spring is here is when that first stranger smiles at me in the
street or bobs their head to say hello for no other reason than it’s a little bit sunny. You may find
this statement a bit odd, if you’re from a smaller community where this is the norm, but it’s true!
And it makes you feel amazing. So much so, that you, in turn, carry it on and smile at the next
person and give them a courteous head bob too.
That smile from a total stranger can change your entire day. It’s a wonderfully contagious thing this
happiness malarkey. It’s also hugely powerful. Just think, if smiling at a stranger while passing can
change their day, how does your mood affect your customers, potential customers, team
members or prospects?
It’s the simplest thing to do, but sadly the easiest thing not to do. We live in a fast-paced world
where your mind can be quickly distracted by things you need to do or things you think you should
have done, so it may not be top of your priority list – smiling at the people you pass. But, who
would you want to associate with – the person who gives you a genuine smile or the one who
looks like they’re in a world of their own?
Still not convinced? Ok, let’s look at it from a purely selfish perspective.
You’ve heard the expression ‘grin and bear it’? Well, recent studies have
shown that a grin can help alleviate stress and help your physical
health. It also automatically makes you look younger, which is
never a bad thing! Who would have thought Bobby McFerrin
was such a lyrical genius!
So make the decision to be happy and smile, even if you
don’t feel like it. That one smile could change your mood,
your health, your day and someone else’s day. What
have you got to lose?

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Our Kleeneze income is paying
for our children’s education
Private school numbers continue to fall, but one couple are taking
charge and using their Kleeneze income to give their children the best
possible start
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Are you using the very best
sponsoring method there is?
It’s the most successful way to build your team and your profits
and the concept that Network Marketing was built on. We look
into the world of warm market sponsoring
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Period 2 Recognition
Congratulations to all our Network achievers in Period 2!
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Easter delivery schedule
Don’t let the holidays interfere with the running of your
business with our at-a-glance delivery schedule
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Kleen up with Kleeneze
this season
We’re awash with great products that will spruce up your
home this spring
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Why not you? Why not now?
Ever asked yourself this question? We know a place where
you can find out the answers and change your life forever!
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Competition
Win our fantastic Just for You Catalogues in
this edition of Team Talk
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News from Lisa
All the latest company news from Kleeneze’s Network Managing
Director, Lisa Burke
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What do you value the most?
Over half the UK population would choose work / life balance
above income when it comes to their jobs. We ask why if you
really need to choose at all
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Get inspired this
spring
Spring isn’t just the season to get your
home cleaned up. Why not transfer some
of that fresh energy into your business?
Contents
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Maid in Jamaica
Fancy being waited on hand, foot
and finger? All while under a bright
blue sky with vast expanses of lush
sandy beach surrounding you?
Here’s how to do it
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Trophy winners 2013
Team Talk speaks to two of our trophy winning distributorships
about success, income and achievement

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Lisa Burke
Network Managing
Director News
from Lisa
At this time of year, so many people are looking
to turn over a new leaf. Whether it’s moving
house, redecorating, thinking of a summer
holiday or leaving a stagnant job, now is the
perfect time to get the opportunity out there.
Bronze Senior Executive, Andy Cooper recently asked on
our Facebook page how people joined. Out of the 80
responses received, warm market came in top with 21;
newspaper advertising was next at 16; flyers brought in
10; shop adverts 6; Internet advertising 5; prospect cards
5; car ads 4; mail shot 3; Facebook 2; and Yellow Pages 1.
It goes to show that people join the business through all
sorts of methods, but before you use any other method of
sponsoring, you need to exhaust your contact list. Contact
everyone you know and ask them. Don’t make that
decision for them! Think of how you’ll feel if you bump into
them at a Kleeneze Showcase and they’ve joined someone
else’s team!
We’re now building up a testimonial library on the DSA,
which will be full of success stories that you can share out
with your prospects. We’ll be working on categorising
them too, so you can find the story that will help you in
targeting your recruitment.
Don’t forget, the international best-selling Go Pro by Eric
Worre is in every Starter Kit 1 now. It’s a simple 7-step
guide on how to master network marketing and is an
invaluable learning tool. You can order extra copies on
code 736376.
Once you get that skill-set sussed, it’s on to the exciting
business of creating your lifestyles without limits! We
have a fantastic event lined up for Saturday 17 May at the
Reebok Stadium in Bolton. Our speakers are ready to offer
you advice on how to take control of your life with key
elements of planning, strategy and follow through. If
you’ve ever looked around the Network and some of the
dream lifestyles our leaders are living and thought ‘why
can’t that be me?’ – the answer is it most certainly can!
There’s nothing to stop you and this unique event is set to
give you everything you need to make your dream lifestyle
a reality.
Kleeneze may be able to give you a lifestyle without limits,
but sadly we can’t give you this event without limited
tickets! We’re close to full capacity now, so make sure you
book your tickets and don’t miss out. Full details are
available on the DSA.
Speaking of dream lifestyles, the race for Jamaica and the
Autumn Destination is on! Very shortly, we’ll be taking our
qualifying Distributors on a trip like no other, aboard the
Adventure of the Seas. Will you be joining us for the next
one? The criteria is out there, so if you haven’t started yet,
speak to your Upline to find out what you need to do.
These Destinations are amazing experiences and the
opportunity for you to attend is there for you to take.
Everything is in its place now, so moving forward we can
build the business we all want. As ever, it’s up to you.
Much love,
Lisa x

What do you value the most?
A recent conversation on our Facebook page showed that the majority of you value work/life
balance over salary and you probably won’t be surprised to hear that this sentiment is echoed by
over half of UK employees.
While job satisfaction ranked the highest in importance in ensuring happiness in a recent survey of
UK workers, just over a third ranked pay above all else. A further 31% said their colleagues were
the best thing about their work, while 28% rated working hours top of their list.
The question is: why should you have to compromise? Why shouldn’t you have it all – a career
that offers flexibility, income AND happiness?
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Feature
Work life balance
We joined to change our lifestyle
“While on holiday, we got talking to a couple who told
us about Kleeneze [Norman and Joanne Grundy]. We
weren’t really that interested at the time, but we had a
lot in common so added them on Facebook and kept in
touch. When we got home, Joanne posted something
we’d left behind on to us, but also included a pack of
information about Kleeneze.
I work nights and I would love to come off them, so we
had a chat about it and asked Joanne to come round to
tell us more about it. Then we decided to give it a go
and took up the instalment offer.
Both my husband and I work nights as general
assistants in Tescos, so we don’t get to see each other
very much. I also make celebratory cakes and I’m a
spokesperson for the building we live in - we have a lot
going on! At the moment, I spend about 10 hours a
week on my Kleeneze business, but my best cheque has
been £1,200 and I’ve already completed my
30 Day Challenge.
We have a two-year-old and a three-year-old. They’re
both in nursery 2-and-a-half days a week. I have to be
very organised, but it’s working out really well. The plan
is for me to get off nights and then hopefully my
husband will be able to get off nights too. My eldest will
go to school soon, so that will free me up to concentrate
on it more.”
Beverley and Mark Johnson, Silver Distributors

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I was unhappy with my job
“I started my first ever job at the age of 17. I joined the
army at 19 and served my country proudly. I have been
a security guard, prison officer, machine operator,
warehouse operative, telesales advisor and an
insurance broker and I have never been happy or earned
what I felt I was worth.
I was sick to death of doing 50/60 hour weeks to scrape
a living, but in May last year I found Kleeneze. Within
my first four weeks, I earned £274 working 10 hours a
week from home around my two children – Ellie, 4, and
George, 2.
Steph was working full-time in insurance, but she was
unhappy in her job. The hours were long and her boss
wasn’t very understanding about taking time off for our
children. She didn’t want me to join originally, because
she was sceptical about whether it would work.
However, we needed the extra money, so started
helping me retail around her job.
By October 2013, five months after we joined, we were
earning over £1,500 and knew it worked. Steph left her
job to help me full time in the business.
We had the goal of going Gold, which we achieved in
November. We have also qualified for the Adventure of
the Seas. Now we want to be Bronze Executives with
50 active wide by end of the year with an income
of £5,000!
We have moved up so quickly in the business and are
overwhelmed by the support that we receive on a day
to day basis.”
Chris and Steph Nichols, Gold Distributors

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Work life balance
We love the time freedom
that we have
“We joined Kleeneze five years ago after seeing an
advert for it at Doncaster Races. We needed to earn an
extra £400 to pay the mortgage, as we had recently
started our own home-based travel agency, which cost
£25,000 plus £600 monthly fees and we were
struggling to compete with the bigger companies and
not making any money. We really wanted to be our own
boss after I had been sacked from my job as a credit
controller due to suffering from migraines. My partner,
Pete, is a carer for his mentally handicapped sister.
In our first month we earned £367 just from putting out
200 catalogues a week, so we could see the retail was
working. So, in month 2 we increased the amount of
catalogues we put out by an extra 100 and earned
£560. We have continuously blanket dropped or
knocked and presented the catalogues ever since and
have grown our customer base to the point
where on average we get around £3,000 -
£3,500 personal retail ourselves.
We now earn more in a month than I did in
my full-time job and love the time freedom
that we have. We closed the travel agency
after just a few months of joining Kleeneze,
as we could see that our future lies with this
fantastic business.”
Angela Fitzgerald and Peter Slinger,
Gold Distributors

Maid in Jamaica
You may have heard qualifiers for other Destinations tell you how they were treated like
royalty during their trip. Well, Kleeneze royalty just got a lot more extravagant as for
Destination 2015 you will be staying at the same resort that the Queen stays at when
visiting Jamaica; the same place Prince Harry requested when he visited and the same
place the Jamaican Prime Minister brings visiting dignitaries to dine.
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Destination 2015
Montego Bay
Half Moon Resort
Named after the crescent-shaped two-mile private
beach, Half Moon, this is considered one of the world’s
great resort hotels. And if the 400 acres of landscaped
natural beauty, equestrian centre, private dolphin
lagoon, multiple beaches, water sports and 18-hole
championship golf course wasn’t enough, you’ll also be
staying in luxury villas with your own butler and maid.
“This Destination is
custom-made for
Kleeneze. You are going
to be treated like royalty
in this incredible resort.
It’s always difficult to
describe these incredible
locations, but you will
have to take my word for
it that this is going to be
a luxury trip unlike any
other that you have ever experienced.
Destination 2015 – Montego Bay, Jamaica – is yours for
the taking. The criteria is there to inspire you to go on
and build your business up to a stronger position than
ever before and in turn qualify and join us at the Half
Moon Resort.
Make sure your plan is in place, speak to your Upline
about your activity and have total focus with the end
goal of Jamaica in mind. They say the pictures in your
mind are a preview of life’s coming attractions, so think,
feel and see Montego Bay!
If you have any questions or need any guidance
regarding any part of the criteria, please email me at
Michael.khatkar@kleeneze.co.uk.”

Trophy winners 2013
For some, it’s a goal they were never aiming for, but winning a trophy has come about
through consistently building their business. On the way, they’ve qualified for Destinations,
increased their income and strengthened their businesses.
We caught up with the winners of the Distributor Challenge Trophy and the Harry Crook
Trophy to find out how they built their businesses and whether the trophies were an end
goal or simply recognition of how far they’ve come.
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Ian and Sally Williams
Distributor Challenge Trophy: awarded
for outstanding business development
How did it feel to win the trophy this year?
Winning the Distributor Challenge Trophy was extremely
exciting, but it was also a bit surreal. Sally and I have
been to many Kleeneze conferences and we have
always wondered what it must be like to be invited on
stage and presented with an award - well, now we
know! Of course it was a great thrill, but it was strange
to think it was actually us. That’s really the crucial point
– our individual contribution to winning the trophy was
miniscule compared with the efforts of the team -
overall, it was a team accolade!
Did you plan to win the cup?
Actually we didn’t plan to win the cup at all! It was only
around October last year that members of the Focus
Group kept telling Sally and me that we were in pole
position to win the trophy. And we still didn’t look at the
tables after that! It may sound strange, but we simply
don’t concern ourselves with what other Distributors are
doing - it’s a possible distraction that we can do
without. Our philosophy is this: mind your own
business! In other words, our business goals are to
focus and work hard every day on what is achievable
for ourselves and our team members’.
Nothing else matters.
IAN AND SALLY WILLIAMS
(Bronze Executive Distributors)
Distributor Challenge Trophy
Last year you moved 2 steps up the Sales Plan –
what exactly did you do to make this happen?
Our view of sponsoring is akin to the old Wild West gold
prospector - you spend a lot of time sifting through
rocks and pebbles in order to find gold nuggets; and
Sally and I found those gold nuggets in Karen and Peter
Hall and Keri and Mark Watters. We hit Bronze

MARLENE AND ROBERT SOMERVILLE
(Senior Distributors)
Harry Crook Trophy
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Executive because good people worked hard, put into
practise the coaching and committed themselves to
self-development. Sally and I take no credit for the
efforts of others; all we can do is thank them deeply.
New Business Sales were instrumental in helping
you achieve your trophy – can you tell us more about
this part of your business?
Let us be clear: new business sales is the lifeblood of
our operation and that of Kleeneze’s as a whole -
without it, there is no growth; only stagnation. If there is
one area in our business that Sally and I concentrate on
more than any other, it is recruitment. However,
recruitment is simply not about signing people into
Kleeneze; it’s also about mentoring, building
relationships and showing new people how to make the
money they need: retention is the key! But successful
sponsoring is not an easy thing to do: it’s hard work and
sometimes it can be extremely frustrating (but then, we
are dealing with people!). Sally and I simply believe that
a sponsor has a duty to give every person he or she
takes on their best support and advice - no short
measures. People aren’t lumps of mud; you don’t
just throw them against a wall and hope some of
them stick!
What goals do you have for this year?
Personally, if it isn’t broken don’t try to fix it! We will
keep on doing exactly what we did last year - the results
will then take care of themselves. As for our team? We
hope it will be a BIG year! We really do have some great
people in the group and together we will continue to
work hard, teach the right things, promote good habits
and pass on the correct methods. The past twelve
months have been wonderful for us - now it’s time for
someone else to have the limelight.
Obviously, you automatically qualify for the Autumn
Destination. Are you excited about going on it?
Of course! And even though we don’t know the
destination, it doesn’t matter: Kleeneze treat their
Distributors like royalty wherever they go! And I should
also mention that we have qualified for the Adventure of
the Seas - why would I want to mention this? Because
it will be the first Kleeneze trip with a member of our
team sharing it with us: Karen and Peter Hall. That
makes this trip truly exciting! Like I said: it’s time for
someone else to have the limelight!
Interview
Trophy winners 2013
Marlene and Robert Somerville
Harry Crook Trophy: awarded for
outstanding business development
You’re relatively new to the business, having joined
in July 2012. Why did you start with Kleeneze?
Marlene was middle management and I was sales
management. I had a very good, well paid job, until the
government got involved and there wasn’t a job
available. I’ve been self-employed for a number of years
so my pension is null and void really.
Forward thinking, I thought this job is coming to an end,
I’m 60 next very soon, I’ve got nothing behind me and I
honestly didn’t want to take another full-time job. So I
started looking for part-time work. I saw an advert on
the Internet, phoned up and it was Neil Young.

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Interview
Trophy winners 2013
I hadn’t heard of Kleeneze before. At the time, we were
about to pay out £12,000 for a franchise, but they didn’t
guarantee us any more success than Kleeneze at £180. I
thought, ok we’ll try this and if it doesn’t work, we’ll just
put it down to £200-worth of experience.
What were your goals when you started?
All I wanted to know was about income when I initially
spoke to Neil and he was very honest with me. He
asked me what I was looking for and I said £3,000 to
£4,000 a month. I knew it wasn’t doable immediately,
but I wanted to know if it was doable. Neil said yes –
within 2 – 5 years.
You got off to a flying start. How did you do it?
We followed the system that we’ve been taught. Our
first cheque was £214 in a fortnight. I knew then that it
worked, so we put some backbone into it. We put out
an awful lot of catalogues for a couple of months to
build that side of the business up and hit 15% and then
18%. Then we started sponsoring. Six months later we
were Gold, so it took us 8 months in total.
So was winning this trophy a goal?
I don’t believe in setting sights that far forward. I try to
do everything in bite-sized chunks and everything else
follows. Our goal was to be in the top five of our group.
We thought if we’re in the top five of that, our business
must be going forward. Then we hit the top of the
group. The next thing was to focus on Dubai. Once we’d
qualified for that, we looked at the Harry Crook trophy.
Winning a trophy suits me, because it signifies that my
business is going in the right direction and that I’m
earning the right money.
Dubai was the first Destination you qualified for. Did
it make you more determined to qualify for others?
Dubai exceeded all my expectations. I was stunned at
the treatment we received. I’m 59, I’ve walked the walk
and talked the talk and I’ve never known anything like it.
It’s the little things. You can have the grand dinners, stay
in the posh hotels, go up the world’s tallest building. But
to think our Distributors have to sit in the airport for a
few hours now, so we’ll give them €30 each to get
lunch – it’s these little things that make it incredible.
What a company to be associated with.
We hear you use Skype as a training tool
If you want to be successful and be successful fast, do
what I did in the early days and be all over your Upline
like a rash! I used to phone Neil three or four times a
day on Skype and he was always there for us.
We have webinars, meetings and conferences and
these events are the glue that holds it all together. You’ll
always have ups and downs, but it’s this that helps you
come to your senses.
What are your future goals?
We’ve got 15 in our team and now the Downline is
starting to develop, so it’s a good position to be in. Our
next goals is to achieve a £4,000 a month cheque by
my birthday in May. It’s an incredibly tough target, but if
we reach £3,000 or £3,500 by then, it’s still not a failure
and something we wouldn’t have reached if we hadn’t
have set the target.

Kleen up the
Kleeneze way
It’s spring and with the days getting longer and the sun making a few more
appearances than in previous months, you may be feeling the urge to get your house
spic and span. If not, perhaps the knowledge that the average spring clean burns
more calories than running a marathon (3,655 calories to be precise!) will get you
more motivated to pick up that duster.
If you still think cleaning’s a drudgery and are currently looking around your home in
despair at where to start, stop! Kleeneze products have the answer. It’s time to be
your best customer and get that home in ship shape.
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Products
Spring cleaning
Bag up your winter woollies
It’s that time of year again where the sun is rising
earlier, the weather is warming up (finally!) and you can
start packing away your thick woolly jumpers and
cardigans to make room for your spring, summer
wardrobe!
We have the perfect storage solution to keep your
winter clothes safely packed and free from dust and
moths. Our large and jumbo vacuum bags are amazing
value and very easy to use. Simply place your clothing
into the bags, zip them up and suck out the air using a
vacuum cleaner, shrinking them down to a fraction of
their size. Remove all the items from your wardrobe and
wipe away any dust that has collected over those cold
months ready for you freshly packed winter clothes to
be stored.
A clever way to keep your clothing smelling freshly
fragranced is to place a lavender scented liner in your
drawers or for clothes hung up your wardrobe, we have
cute scented hanging hooks and sachets that last all
year round.
• Set of 2 Large Vacuum Bags 047503-9P £7.99
• Jumbo Vacuum Bag 047511-9P £7.99
• Lavender Scented Drawer Liners (pack of 8)
727415-9P £4.99
• Scented Hanging Hook & Sachets
727431-9P £3.99

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natural shine. The oil penetrates the wood to protect
against cracking, warping and fading and also reduces
the appearance of scratches. It will also nourish and
enhance untreated wood such as garden furniture!
• Liquid Gold 090450-9P £9.99
Refresh your carpets and flooring
Cleaning carpets and floors in your house can take
hours, switching from one type of cleaner to the next to
make sure the different surfaces are cleaned correctly
and thoroughly.
We can make your spring clean easier with our Steam
Mop, suitable for use on carpets and floors! Those hard
to reach places are no longer an issue with its
ergonomically designed handle which gets under tight
spaces with ease. It gives both carpets and flooring an
intense clean and steam scents can be purchased
separately to add fragrance. Ship the kids off for the
afternoon whilst the carpet is wet to allow time to dry
before it is subject to any hard tread. It’s like having new
carpets again!
• Easy Reach Steam Mop 726044-9P £69.99
When I’m cleaning windows
When the summer sun starts beaming through our
windows, it highlights all the dirt, grime and finger prints
from the dark months. We’ve got two products to keep
your glass sparkling and the uPVC on the window
frames back to their original colour.
Our window cleaner contains vinegar which is
renowned for the sparkling results that it achieves on
windows. With this in mind, this cleaner has been
Make your oven look like new
Cleaning your oven has always required a little bit of
elbow grease to remove stubborn burnt on grease, food
and oil. It can also take a long time as some brands of
oven cleaner take up to 24 hours to start working but
this doesn’t have to be the case with Kleeneze!
We have a solution to make this job easy and less time
consuming during your spring clean. Our powerful Oven
Mate cleaning range takes the effort out of cleaning your
oven. The Oven Mate Cleaning Gel will provide
astounding results and there’s no scrubbing required!
Using the brush provided, paint on the gel, leave for 3
minutes to 3 hours (depending on the severity of the
grime) and wipe away! It’s as simple as that. Your oven
will look as good as new!
• Oven Mate Cleaning Gel + 2 FREE Soak-Up
Cloths 725714-9P £8.50
• Oven Mate Set – 250ml Oven Mate Cleaning
Gel, 200ml Oven Mate Glass and Ceramic Hob
Cleaner, Oven Mate Brush, Gloves and Sleeve
Protectors 725722-9P £9.99
Revive your wood
Over time, your wooden
furniture can start to look tired
and worn. You can change the
appearance of a room by
restoring it to its former glory
with Liquid Gold. This proven
formula cleans, protects and
nourishes to bring out the
wood grain for a beautiful,

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Products
Spring cleaning specially formulated. Cutting
through grime effortlessly, it will
leave your windows gleaming and
streak free.
UPVC reviver is ideal for use on
window frames, doors and garden
furniture. It brings back the colour,
finish and sheen and is perfect for
surfaces discoloured by pollution, heavy
weathering and ingrained soil.
• Window Cleaner With Vinegar
700070-9P £3.99
• UPVC Reviver 090794-9P £5.99
Bring your paintwork back to life
If you are anything like the average house owner you
have a cupboard full of products, sponges and dusters –
all designed for different jobs. The bathroom, the sink,
the oven, the car... it’s endless! But what about those
smaller household jobs that you want a quick and fuss-free
solution for? We have the perfect go-to product for
all of these jobs – the Eraser Sponge. You don’t even
need to add detergent – just wet, wipe and go. No
mess, no fuss – it’s easy!
The Eraser Sponge simply makes dirt and stains
disappear. It removes marks from light switches and
doors, polishes sinks and taps, rubs out stains and
marks from paintwork, makes car dashboards shine – it
even cleans burnt on food from cooker tops. This large
sponge can be used as it is, or cut down to use in
smaller, awkward spaces.
• Eraser Sponge 078220-9P £3.99
Giving your upholstery a lift
Over a year your sofa can gather a lot of miscellaneous
items down the sides! During your spring clean, it’s an
ideal time to get those cushion covers off for a wash,
hang them on the washing line and remove the toffee
wrappers, pens, lost pound coins and hoover up the
crumbs!
We can help give them an extra lift. After time, your sofa
will lose support which can easily be restored with our 2
or 3 seater sofa savers! This simple sofa support is easy
to fit and effortlessly slides under the sofa cushions to
provide a firm reinforcement that will last. The non-slip
fabric cover will hold the sofa support in place ensuring
your entire sofa is rejuvenated at the fraction of the price
of a replacement sofa.
• Armchair 023264-9P £9.99
• Two-Seater 016802-9P £16.99
• Three-Seater 045365-9P £24.99

Get inspired this spring
1. Renew your goals. Now’s a great time to review your
experiences, good and bad, and improve your plan for
success. Make new goals if needed and make sure your
plan is on track. Don’t forget to plan in a regular review
time weekly or monthly to ensure you’re heading in the
right direction
2. Revamp your retail. Freshen up your catalogue packs with
the latest books. Or try using the retail boosters to bump
up your customers’ average spend
3. Get back in touch with those prospects who have said ‘no’
in the past just to see how they’re doing. They may have
not needed Kleeneze at the time, but you never know if
their circumstances have changed
4. Overhaul your brand. Are you doing enough to advertise
your brand? Whether you brand your car or your clothes,
everything’s an opportunity to get the name out there.
Likewise, ensure your email signature and auto-respond is
all up-to-date and saying what you want it to
5. Run connection connection/follow/friend maintenance
on your social media pages: LinkedIn, Twitter and
Facebook. Review and update your networking profile at
the same time
6. Learn to earn. Commit to attending a regular event or
webinar in your area. Book your tickets for the next
company event. Schedule in some reading time to catch
up with your personal development
7. Write and practice your ‘elevator pitch’ (a 30-second to 2
minute speech that will grab your prospects’ interest)
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Training
Spring clean your
business
This is a great time of year to get re-invigorated and inspired to start anew. Before you pick
up those paintbrushes to decorate the spare room though, why not turn your attentions to
spring cleaning your business?
Here are some things that you might have been putting off, but have the potential to help
you shake off winter and burst into spring with renewed enthusiasm. After all, they say that
whatever you sew in the spring, you’ll be harvesting come autumn!

Why not you?
Why not now?
Ever heard the saying ‘the only thing holding you back is you’? It’s all true. Your mind-set is
a powerful thing with the ability to control you, persuade you and hold you back from
doing or achieving things in your life.
However, even when you’ve got the mind-set right
sometimes we all need a little extra help. That’s where
attending events helps and have we got an event to
exceed all your expectations!
Lifestyles without Limits will see the massive reveal of
the Autumn Destination along with everything else you
need to keep your momentum and excitement going
throughout the summer and beyond!
We’ve selected speakers to inspire you and ignite your
desire and drive to succeed, including Jackie White,
Neil Young, Julie Knight, Gary Watson, Karim Karmali
and Karen Boardman.
Join us and ensure you start living your lifestyle
without limits in 2014!
Saturday 17 May
The Premier Suite
The Bolton Whites Hotel
Reebok Stadium
Bolton
Doors open 11.00am, event starts 12.00pm
Order NOW using the code 04464.
Tickets are priced at £20/€24.
Reebok Stadium
We are pleased to announce we have secured a
special Kleeneze rate at the Bolton Whites Hotel for the
Lifestyles Without Limits Event
Rooms will be priced at £75 single occupancy and £85
double with breakfast included. To reserve your room
please call 01204 474 660 and quote booking code
KLEE16051. Please note credit or debit card details will
be needed to secure your booking but no payment will
be taken at the time.
The Reebok Stadium also benefits from having a
Premier Inn located nearby offering good priced
accommodation. To check availability and rates, visit
the events section on the DSA.
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Events
Lifestyles
without Limits

Our Story
Martyn and
Sarah Harvey
Our Kleeneze income is paying
for our children’s education
It’s not just new cars and holidays abroad that British households have been cutting back
on. For some, paying for their children’s education has also seen a hit. Every year, since
2008 when the current economic downturn took hold, British pupil numbers in private
schools fell.
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One couple, Martyn and Sarah Harvey, are bucking the
trend, though, and are using their Kleeneze earnings in
order to see their children go to the independent private
school, Rookwood in Hampshire.
Martyn, a senior electrical engineer, and Sarah, a former
legal secretary and now stay-at-home mum joined
Kleeneze in 2012. The couple now earn around £400 a
month working their business part-time and plunge
every penny into their children’s school fund.
“I’ve been in the electrical engineering industry for 31
years now, but have always been a bit frustrated
working for someone else,” Martyn told us. “I wanted to
do something different, but I could never put my finger
on what that was and didn’t know how to break out of
the cycle.”
When Joshua, the couple’s first child, came along,
Sarah decided to leave her job and become a stay-at-home
mum. Then Amelia, their second child arrived, and
Martyn and Sarah started thinking about schools and
how they were going to afford them.
“We didn’t want them to get lost in the crowd in a big
state-run school,” explained Martyn. “I’m dyslexic and I
was worried that if my children were too they would
suffer with it in larger school. Once Amelia was born,
we started looking at my wages. I earn just over 45k a
year and we’ve got no mortgage, but still after living
expenses, there’s not a lot left at the end of the month.
Martyn and Sarah Harvey

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We looked into the option of Sarah going back to work,
but after travelling expenses and childcare, it wasn’t
worth it.”
Help came in the guise of Sarah’s sister, Marie
Simmonds, an already established Kleeneze Distributor.
Initially, for Joshua (now 5), they needed £650 a month.
However, on top of fees come uniforms, trips, books and
extra curricular activities, not mentioning having to save
up for Amelia (3 in August)
“We realised quickly we needed something to bring in
the extra money,” remembers Martyn. “We knew about
Kleeneze, through Sarah’s sister, but it hadn’t considered
it before. But when Marie came around and started
doing a presentation, after 5 minutes I walked off. She
looked at me as if to say ‘how rude’! The thing was,
though, I didn’t have to listen to it, because they’re living
proof that the business works. They’re not in debt and
they’re living a great life! So we got started that
evening.”
At the beginning, it was really Sarah’s business, while
Martyn helped with sorting the books out. However,
after attending a conference, he realised the enormity of
what he had found.
“I was sat in the crowd and it was at that moment I
knew that I’d found what I was looking for. I realised
what I could do for my family. Before we’d looked at
schools, but it was at that point that I knew we could
send him to Rookwood, the private school. At no other
time have I been so excited about my life.
We’ve had a few setbacks and there’s been a massive
learning curve, but we’re in it for the long haul now. We
can see the big picture. You see all these people
struggling for money and you think, if only you could see
what I can see.
It’s brought me and Sarah closer together. We’ve got
this fantastic goal of changing our children’s lives. If we
change their lives, it’s going to have a knock-on effect
on their children and their children’s children and I
wasn’t able to do that with that. It’s given us our
dreams back.”

Are you using the very
best sponsoring method there is?
It’s the most successful way to build your team and your profits. It is, of
course, warm market sponsoring. It’s the concept that Network Marketing
was built on. It’s free and simple and something you can do from day one.
So why aren’t people doing it?
Despite your warm market being made up of the people who you love and care
about the most in the world, those are the people that a lot of distributors are
the most nervous about reaching out to.
However, now is the time that you should be talking to your warm market. Let’s
face it, conventional jobs just aren’t working for too many people in this day
and age. More and more people are struggling to make ends meet than ever
before and the people that said no to you last year, may have had their
circumstances change completely. Absolutely everyone in this business is the
warm market of someone, but perhaps their warm market didn’t contact them!
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“If you discovered a diamond mine,
who would be the first people you
told about it? Friends and family
or strangers?
Networking is the most natural
thing you can do and your warm
market is the most important group
of people you can approach. The
people that you know, trust you, where
others might not. It also works the other
way around – with people you know, you know
their work ethic and their track record, you know if
they’re right for your team.
When I started off, I made a list of absolutely everyone I
knew without prejudging what they might say. Then I
spent two hours a day simply ringing
everyone. I routed around for phone
numbers for people I went to school
with, everyone. Some joined right
away, others took years before they
joined. Even Craig took 2 years to
join and then it was just for a bit of
beer money!
Even if they do say no, leave the door
open and ask if you can get back to them in
six months time to let them know how you’re
getting on. I guarantee you, it will drive you to work
harder than ever for those six months and prove it’s
going to work!”
Jackie White, Distributor of the Year

Warm list memory jogger
However you make the approach to your warm market – be it phone, face-to-face, email or
Facebook - just make the approach! If you don’t approach your warm market, someone will.
Don’t think about it too much and don’t get emotionally attached the outcome.
You might think to yourself: ‘why isn’t this working? I’m just trying to
help this person earn some more money and make their life
better.’ STOP – move on.
Let go of your emotions and expectations and then
approach your warm market. After all, if you
suggested an amazing restaurant they should go to
and they said they didn’t fancy the type of food there
just now, would you be offended? Of course not!
Maybe they will later.
However, how much would it smart if you see your warm
market with someone else in the Network? And they’ll be
annoyed too, because most will want to sign up with someone
they know and trust.
Make your warm list today and pick up that phone!
You’ve nothing to lose, but everything to gain.
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Who are my…
• Relatives
• Friends
• Neighbours
• Colleagues
• Business Contacts
• Friends of the above
Who is my…
• Milkman
• Postman
• Dentist
• Doctor
• Mini Cab Firm
• Accountant
• Lawyer
• Decorator
• MP
• Optician
• Builder
• Dustman
Who do I know
who’s a…
• Nurse
• Cook
• Midwife
• Auditor
• Plumber
• Model
• Butcher
• Vet
Who do I know who
works in a…
• Bakers
• Restaurant
• Bank
• Nursing Home
• Sports Centre
• Florist
• Wine Bar
• Café
• Chemist
• Employment Agency
• Garage
• Publishers
• Rental Shop
• Supermarket
• Building Society
• Estate Agency
• Car Accessory Shop
Who…
• Was my best man
• Takes their children to
nursery school
• Is in the PTA at school
• Is my wife/husband
• Is my (former) boss
• Are people from my old
workplace
• Teaches my children
• Was my teacher
Training
Warm Market
“The very essence of making
Network Marketing a success for you is by
introducing the concept of your business to everyone
in your warm list. With this kind of recruiting, you will
usually get a higher conversion rate than using
any other method.”
Michael Khatkar
Sales and Recruitment Director

Competition
With 32 pages and 74% of new lines to choose from, your customers don’t need to look far
for personalised gifts and household items with our Just For You catalogue! We’ve also
kept in some of our best sellers from version 1, including the leather bag set with
personalised pen and our highly popular, personalised robes!
We’ve received some fantastic feedback on Facebook! Keep it
coming on our page or email it to us at teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk.
“The new Just For You catalogue has been really popular with our
customers. We have received £305.77 in orders over the last 4
weeks, which is just under 15% of our total retail.”
Stephen Neal, Bronze Executive.
“Just wanted to say how fabulous the Just For You catalogue is.
We have had orders every week from this little catalogue ranging
from wedding stationary, guest books and champagne flutes to
personalised bible, door mat, cushion covers and name labels. In the
past our customers would have had to shop elsewhere for these
items. Our total orders for last week that we dropped to a customer
base of 122 were £889! This week we have had one of our biggest
single order this year which was for £102.94. Well done Kleeneze on
these great new catalogues.” Karin Harris, Gold Distributor.
Competition!
WIN packs of catalogues
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Competition
Win Just for You
Catalogues
We’re giving 5 distributors the chance to win
two packs of Just For You catalogues!
Just answer the following question:
What date does the World Cup start in Brazil?
A) 10th June 2014
B) 11th June 2014
C) 12th June 2014
Send your answer along with your distributor account
number to teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk by 11th April 2014,
using World Cup as the subject title.
See the DSA for full terms and conditions. World Cup 2014

Stuart &
Robyn-Lee Heard
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Recognition
Period 2
We believe that recognition is essential.
We value all the hard work you put into your
businesses on a daily basis and, as such, the next
few pages are dedicated to YOU!
Here are the names of those whose achievements are very much to be shouted about this Period.
In no other business will you find such a recognition and reward scheme! Congratulations to all of you
who achieved your goals in Period 2 and, for our new starters, we hope to see your name on these
pages very soon!
Personal Retail TOP 3 Personal Sales Group TOP 3 New Business Sales TOP 3
1st
Sohail Ahmed
2nd
Susan Coleman
& Robert Holdford
3rd
Melissa Squires
& Ian Slade
£9,047
£8,661
£6,926
1st
2nd
Tracey Payne
& Harvey Kent
3rd
Ian &
Sally Williams
£25,892
£17,609
£16,699
1st
Stuart &
Robyn-Lee Heard
2nd
Teresa Reis &
Stephen McCormick
3rd
Mike &
Dawn Gough
£8,268
£6,655
£4,945
Recognition

Personal Retail Personal Sales Group New Business Sales
This figure will not include break-away Gold Distributors or
non-qualifying Gold Distributors (includes all adjustments).
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Recognition
Period 2
Sohail Ahmed £9,047
Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford £8,661
Melissa Squires & Ian Slade £6,926
Margaret & Ian Foster £6,714
Peter Savidge £6,537
Jane & David Mousley £6,531
Paul Tonkin & Joanne Heeraman £6,433
Jeffrey Margrave £6,352
Teresa & Finbarr McCarthy £6,245
Saddique Hussain £6,194
Lorraine & Mark Collins £6,187
Anthony Mervin £6,170
Martyn Cunningham £5,885
Chris & Annette Wright £5,463
Paul & Gosia Hammond £5,304
Karen Hall & Robert Evans £5,109
Mark & Sue Oreilly £4,913
Karl-Josef & Brigitte Mergler £4,881
Rodney Webber £4,838
Sean & Maura Nicholls £4,734
Aloys Tata £4,727
Satwinder Sagoo £4,694
Jean Sidhu & Antony Watkins £4,608
Gunta Freidenfelde & Alexander Deas £4,564
Malcolm & Jennifer Warden £4,430
Chaitali & Ajit Nath £4,413
Andrew & Michelle Needham £4,406
Kevin Davies & Deborah Parker £4,347
Heather & Graham Williams £4,290
Stacy & Jonathan Beck £4,267
Melanie Coo & John Pickersgill £4,232
Matleena Elonheimo £4,206
Andrew & Carolyn Walkinshaw £4,203
Jennifer & Paul Jacobs £4,179
Angela Fitzgerald & Peter Slinger £4,175
Lucinda Bennett & Nigel Manning £4,173
Rhian & E Anthony Jones £4,158
David & Elizabeth Marsden £4,156
John Morgan & Gilly Mc Crone £4,149
Ian & Deborah Wightmore £4,122
Patrick Van Staden £4,104
William Melia & Linda Moore £4,097
Margaret & Alan Morris £4,096
Abigail Allgood £4,095
Emma Parker & Steve Kendrick £4,075
David & Lynda Buchan £4,043
Angela Wallace & William Lawson £4,013
Richard & Ranti Fallowfield £4,012
Janet Lyall £3,949
Sarah & John Lovelock £3,908
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Stuart & Robyn-Lee Heard £25,892
Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent £17,609
Ian & Sally Williams £16,699
Marlene & Robert Somerville £15,647
Marie & Jeremy Simmonds £15,451
James & Jane White £13,511
Stephen Wilson & Marie Bell £12,718
Joseph & Julie Brame £12,377
Brian & Deborah Hobbs £12,228
Sohail Ahmed £11,849
Mike & Dawn Gough £11,749
Sue Marshall & Bob Dalton £11,531
Graham & Lorna Carter £11,501
Janet & Andrew Mitchell £11,486
Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford £11,388
Samantha Rushton & Dean Worrall £11,011
Susan Walton £10,815
Lindsay Gonsalves & Daniel Young £10,790
David Birtwistle & Angela Tonkin £10,772
Michele & Brian Hewitt £10,725
Karen & Neil Young £10,719
Sharon & Andrew Bird £10,545
David & Lynn Bole £10,477
Jane & David Mousley £10,433
Paul Tonkin & Joanne Heeraman £10,421
Debra & Oliver Pusey £10,268
Melissa Squires & Ian Slade £9,950
Bob & Diane Goulding £9,942
Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson £9,940
Kevin Rider & Caroline Gledhill £9,880
Andrew Fountaine & Susan Nokes £9,811
Gail & Darren Drew £9,794
Diane & Geoff Owen £9,791
John Shearer £9,779
Adam Humphrey £9,712
Andrew & Sue Boswell £9,671
Paul & Gosia Hammond £9,647
Angela Fitzgerald & Peter Slinger £9,610
Robert & Jacqueline Dolan £9,582
Christine & Adrian Wright £9,527
Teresa & Finbarr McCarthy £9,439
Andrew & Kerryann Webber £9,422
Eileen French £9,277
Kate Lee & Nicola Spence £9,224
Peter Savidge £9,203
Craig White £9,169
Sara Eyres & Christopher Burras £9,140
Alice Lloyd £9,106
Abigail Allgood £9,100
Cliff & Linda Parker £9,070
This figure includes all new initiations plus their
sales from Period 13-2
No. Distributor Name Sales Distributor Name Sales Distributor Name Sales
Stuart & Robyn-Lee Heard £8,268
Teresa Reis & Stephen McCormick £6,655
Mike & Dawn Gough £4,945
Christopher & Stephanie Nichols £4,939
Paul & Alison Taylor £4,749
Andy & Danielle Nicoll £4,748
John & Ann Mayren £4,496
Sarah Smith & Wesley Stewart £4,035
Ian & Sally Williams £4,012
Graham & Lorna Carter £3,975
Kevin Davies & Deborah Parker £3,970
Adam Swire & Deborah Heron £3,945
Kevin Walker & Matthew Taylor £3,760
Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson £3,672
Jerry & Lesley Eshelman £3,593
Andrew & Sue Boswell £3,342
Alice Lloyd £3,332
Alf & Carol Bell £3,290
Jennifer & Martin Amos £3,250
Ian & Rachel Hickton £3,152
Eileen French £3,018
Christopher Pagett & Rachel Parker £2,878
Diane & Geoff Owen £2,846
Teresa Divers & Bryony Hayward £2,771
Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain £2,730
Verity & Richard Bloor £2,667
Geoff Taylor & Alison Moore £2,638
Richard & Clare Chantler £2,538
Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent £2,526
Paul Tawn & Clare Bason £2,466
Sharon & Craig Davis £2,444
Kevin Rider & Caroline Gledhill £2,441
Gareth & Lynette Tucker £2,433
Debra & Oliver Pusey £2,316
Heather & James O’Neil £2,298
Craig White £2,293
Corrinne Peacock £2,293
Wayne Torrie £2,221
Peter & Myrna Wellock £2,171
Darren Carter £2,162
Ian Perry £2,133
Johanna & Stuart Peuleve £2,104
Keri & Mark Watters £2,102
Stephen Wilson & Marie Bell £2,091
Carol Simpson & Douglas Clark £2,091
Tony Gough £2,063
Justin Nolan £2,048
Nigel Le Long £2,026
Christine & Adrian Wright £2,010
Stephen & Alpha Stonelake £1,941
Top 50 Period 2

VP Volume Profit
First-time qualifiers in
Period 2.
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VP - 10%
Adrian Curtis
Adrian Trigg
Aimee Thomson & Stuart Burridge
Alex Magrath
Amanda Boyce
Andrea Bowie
Andrew Smith & Wendy Smith
Anthony Smith & Lisa Blunt
Arthur Barker
Ashley Hansford & April Page
Audrey O Reilly
Beril Kaya Mouharrem
& Aliosman Mouharrem
Beth Sandland
Bradley Clark
Celine Smith
Chantale Ward
Chrid Adamson
Chris Coleman
Christopher Dunn
Christopher Hobbs
Christopher Steel & Luke Elley
Christopher Vickress
Derek Mcinnes & Michelle Mcinnes
Edward Hale
Elaine Dales
Elizabeth Davis & Paul Lewis
Emma Evans
Emma Binns
Emma Green
Gareth Hurton
Guy Salter
Jacqueline Neilson
James Evans
Jane Funell & Matthew Wild
Jane Mac Lean & Campbell Mac Lean
Jason Belverstone
Jeremy Baugh
Jodie Hill
John Colson
John Knight
John Mornington
John Slack
Julie Bravington & Christopher Lees
Katrina Andrews
Keith Mcintosh
Kerry Harryman
Kevin Pender
Leanne Ferguson
Lee McNair
Leigh-Ann Kinghorn
Linda Higgins
Lisa Channon
Lorna Clark
Louise Sorensen
Lucinda Lapwood
Lucy Harvey & Paul Harvey
Maleeha Nadeem
Margaret Tovey
Maria Antonio-Dooley
Mario Sotiriou
Mark Bennett & Helen Bennett
Mark Pepper
Michele Kane
Morag Mccolm
Natalea Williams
Natasha Van Uden
Neil Devine & Amanda Devine
Nicola Waddingham
Nigel Peacock
Pat Horner & John Howard
Paula Cartwright
Paulina Golebiewska
Rebecca Thompson
Rhys Culpin
Rosalin Macintyre
Samantha Copley
Samantha Humphreys
Sandra Oliveira
Simon Baker
Simon Davies
Sophie Locorriere-Cordas
& David Northeast
Stacey Denham
Stacy Harris
Stephanie Roberts
Stephen Butler
Stephen Parsons
Steven Bailey & Mary Bailey
Steven Young & Lesley Young
Sujan Dhakal & Shabana Praveen Dhakal
Tim Wright
Tracy Giles
VP - 13%
Anne Boulton
April Pigdon
Cicely Powell
David Davies & Dee Thurlow
Dean Midgley
Debbie Royston
Debbie Wright
Fran Mackie
Jane Hill
Jonathan Blythe & Lisa Blythe
Judit Lukacs
Kerry Devlin
Lee Birchall
Sally Shepherd
Sarah Herring
Steve Hampton
Tara Taylor
Tony Pearson
Tracey Davies & Michael Davies
VP - 15%
Brad Burns
Corrinne Peacock
Louise Smith
Matthew Morton & Wendy Taylor
Richard Stolton & Kathryn Stolton
Robert Williams & Haylea Williams
Stephen Cardwell
Tina Koni
VP - 18%
Matleena Elonheimo
Neil Dooley & Bettina Dooley
Sarah Green & Ryan Green
Sue Benison & David Benison
TEN ACTIVE WIDE
PERIOD 2
STUART & ROBYN-LEE HEARD
IAN & SALLY WILLIAMS
DEBRA & OLIVER PUSEY
ANDREW & SUE BOSWELL
MIKE & DAWN GOUGH
JOHN & CRAIG HAWKES
PETER & JACKIE WHITE
KAREN & NEIL YOUNG

TOP
THE
500
Bulk Sales
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No. Distributor Name Sales
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No. Distributor Name Sales
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Derrick Longwright & Maria Longwright 32,283
Karim Karmali 31,923
Alexandra Tuesley 31,691
Jay Singh 31,396
David Birtwistle & Angela Tonkin 31,310
Amanda Holland & Andrew Holland 31,064
Christopher Brown & Louise Brown 30,855
Ian Clarke & Agnieszka Clarke 29,868
James Curtis 29,638
Clare Whitelock & Martin Whitelock 29,326
Kerry Stonall & Paul Stonall 29,148
Stanley Stewart & Roy Stewart 29,130
Julie Collier & Peter Richards 28,952
Teresa Divers & Bryony Hayward 28,577
Jennifer Amos & Martin Amos 27,609
Gabrielle Broadstock & Paul Broadstock 27,188
Sunil Popat 27,177
Paul Tawn & Clare Bason 27,177
Christopher Reay & Lesley Coan 26,875
Seph O’Connell 26,779
Roger Green & Barbara Green 26,737
Debra Pusey & Oliver Pusey 26,282
John English & Wendy English 26,195
Ron Speirs & Judy Speirs 25,940
Richard Houseago & Vanadis Fox 25,554
Melanie Wilson & Andrew Wilson 24,520
Steve Johnson & Rosemary Rowntree 24,502
Keith Sandland & Helen Sandland 24,309
Mark Wildman & Sarah Wildman 24,184
Timothy Pace & Tina Pace 24,184
Stuart Mckibbin & Gail Mckibbin 24,145
Ram Singh & Joginder Singh 23,808
Ian Williams & Sally Williams 23,802
Andrew Ridley & Louise Lee 23,756
Gary Cooper & Jackie Norris 22,983
Eamonn Roe & Anne Roe 22,966
Alison Ogden & Michael Ogden 22,916
Caroline Thompson & Philip Thompson 22,618
Michael Laydon & Sandra Laydon 22,071
Paul Melville & Victoria Schofield 21,311
Sakuntla Kalyan & Richard Lovesey 21,264
Robert Dolan & Jacqueline Dolan 21,229
Christine Wright & Adrian Wright 20,922
Debbie Gee & David White 20,877
Tony Fasulo & Julie White-Fasulo 20,432
Graham Long & Georgina Long 20,282
Chantele Travis & Barry Travis 20,007
Helen Walsh & Andrew Walsh 19,747
Mark Law 19,644
Rhian Jones & E Anthony Jones 19,553
Karen Flitton & Peter Flitton 19,533
Karen Boardman 19,254
David Wilson & Julie Knight 19,024
Paul Blaxall & Carolyn Blaxall 18,998
Amelia Mchard 18,910
John Halsall & Janice Halsall 18,801
Jackie Bower & Stuart Bower 18,521
Michael Wallace & Janet Wallace 18,084
Joseph Brame & Julie Brame 18,045
Adam Swire & Deborah Heron 17,729
Laurence Wiseman & Rosemary Wiseman 17,155
David Pope 16,867
Sharon Davis & Craig Davis 16,314
Christine Foster & Jim Foster 16,230
Diane Owen & Geoff Owen 15,843
Craig Lomas & Linda Lomas 15,742
Norman Grundy & Joanne Grundy 15,359
Barbara Margaret Webb 15,293
Lorraine Balcombe & Ian Balcombe 15,160
Christopher Conroy 15,160
Gloria Davies & Clive Davies 15,148
Angela Wallace & William Lawson 15,105
Michael Allsop & Jennifer Allsop 15,076
David Byatt & Janet Smith 15,047
Paul Meikle 15,010
Denise Neal & Stephen Neal 14,960
Jim Dale & Claire Dale 14,875
Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent 14,674
Peter Dutton & Sheryl Dutton 14,556
Linda Stanley & Ian Stanley 14,475
David Rhodes & Christine Rhodes 14,339
Nicola Neville & Jerome Neville 13,997
John Gilham & Wendy Nimmo 13,828
Steve Chambers & Cathy Chambers 13,716
Louise Puttick 13,592
Sharon Bullock & David Taylor 13,444
Jillian Griffiths & Peter Griffiths 13,377
Marlene Somerville & Robert Somerville 13,121
Harold Fulton & Minnie Fulton 12,998
Terry Hodge & Jane Hodge 12,994
Gerard Tucker-Mawr & Claire Tucker-Mawr 12,991
Ivan Darch 12,886
Marie Simmonds & Jeremy Simmonds 12,876
Alan Meldrum 12,850
Martyn Cunningham 12,813
Graham Carter & Lorna Carter 12,661
Georgina Gale & Phil Gale 12,512
John Morgan & Gilly Mc Crone 12,472
Arthur Cuthbert & Susan Cuthbert 12,231
Barry Bradbury & Cecilia Bradbury 12,218
Anthony Peacham & Susan Peacham 12,211
Annette Bradley 12,171
Lesley Burroughs 12,166
Kevin Sands 12,115
Georgina Goodger & Will Goodger 12,052
Lucinda Bennett & Nigel Manning 11,965
Stephen Gilbert & Rebecca Gilbert 11,716
Stephen Wilson & Marie Bell 11,714
Iain Swanston & Jackie Swanston 11,711
Peter Creed & Cheryl Creed 11,667
Tim Sandom 11,409
Peter Rowland & Anne Rowland 11,352
Colin Sadler 11,311
Paul Tonkin & Joanne Heeraman 11,291
James White & Jane White 11,259
Bob Goulding & Diane Goulding 11,202
Daniel Marshall & Michelle Marshall 11,133
Steven Harding & Narissa Mather 11,133
Heather Brown & Alan Brown 11,084
Andrew Meldrum & Ann Meldrum 11,018
John Smith 10,888
Stephen Shepherd & Laine Shepherd 10,860
Carole Sunter & James Sunter 10,851
Lyn Davies & Tony Davies 10,821
Andy Nicoll & Danielle Nicoll 10,745
Robert Annan & Rosemary Annan 10,731
Kim Atherton 10,672
Jude Joyce & Steve Joyce 10,669
Maria Kowalkowski & Lee Kowalkowski 10,507
Michael Godwin 10,492
Elaine Spafford & Martin Spafford 10,482
Gareth Duffy & Gil Duffy 10,448
Janet Mitchell & Andrew Mitchell 10,433
Joseph O’Donnell 10,354
Amy Warrington 10,341
Colin Turnbull & Sarby Turnbull 10,194
Brian Hobbs & Deborah Hobbs 10,190
Richard Peuleve & Helen Peuleve 10,066
Narendra Kalon & Kashmir Kalon 10,019
Gail Drew & Darren Drew 9,997
Conor Treanor & Linda Treanor 9,991
John Clease & Kath Clease 9,972
Graham James & Christine James 9,961
Ian Parker & Carol Parker 9,936
Kimberley Sunter 9,929
Omran Zaman 9,921
Clive Lennard & Pamela Lennard 9,880
Jeffrey Topple & Frances Topple 9,880
Sohail Ahmed 9,874
Kenneth Rooney 9,808
Linda Gower 9,772
Coleen Batchelor & Stephen Batchelor 9,768
Peter Neesham 9,757
John Caton & Jenny Caton 9,723
Christopher Marshall & Lynne Marshall 9,619
Tavis Taylor 9,608
Karen Marriott & Kevin Marriott 9,527
Richard Fallowfield & Ranti Fallowfield 9,518
Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford 9,490
Louise Wellock 9,478
Darryl Allen 9,478
Sandra Brown 9,478
Martin Webb & Toni Yates 9,451
Bev Townsend & Dave Townsend 9,442
Michael Mccaul & Diane Ruth Mccaul 9,425
Jaqueline Mullings & Steven Mee 9,263
Darren Simmons & Christina Simmons 9,190
Samantha Rushton & Dean Worrall 9,176
Barry Mitchell & Nina Mitchell 9,128
Lynda Platts & Pauline Bell 9,089
Vincent Tsoi & Lorraine Tsoi 9,015
Susan Walton 9,012
Robert Young & Clare Mears 9,006
Mark Jones & Amanda Wilson 8,995
Sandra Ellis 8,990
Catherine White & Geoffrey White 8,987
Barbara Ann Peachey & Alan John Peachey 8,976
Trevor Rawding & Janet Rawding 8,968
Nick Sassanelli & Grace Sassanelli 8,948
Michele Hewitt & Brian Hewitt 8,938
Mary Hession & Geraldine Twamley 8,879
Fay Roe & Andrew Roe 8,863
Marion Homer & Anthony Homer 8,827
John Smith 8,822
Robert Wellock 8,810
Kathleen Carolan & Dominic Carolan 8,808
Raymond Satchell 8,800
David Bole & Lynn Bole 8,731
Sue Phoenix 8,707
Jane Mousley & David Mousley 8,694
Justine Giergiel & Steve Giergiel 8,682
John Beesley & Karina Beesley 8,549
Rosemary Day & Christopher Day 8,504
Peter Monroe & Jean Monroe 8,477
Kathleen Watson 8,471
Lee Pattinson & Michelle Pattinson 8,471
Maria Treanor & Shane Treanor 8,470
Alison Thomas & Kevin Thomas 8,463
Elizabeth Pope & Jason Hardy 8,463
Louise Lewis & Paul Lewis 8,434
Seamus Houghton & Clare Houghton 8,384

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Oswald Elrick 8,383
David Arapes & Paula Arapes 8,383
Shaun Allsopp & Susan Allsopp 8,375
Veronica Nixon 8,309
Diana Schuch 8,307
Melissa Squires & Ian Slade 8,292
Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson 8,283
Justin Rowe & Tracy Bell 8,282
Douglas Hamilton & Kirsteen Hamilton 8,263
Tammy Mullins & Simon Lanning 8,253
Gareth Daw 8,252
Alan Larner & Rebekah Larner 8,225
David Luke & Elaine Luke 8,209
Laura Mcloughlin & George Kerr 8,198
Andrew Fountaine & Susan Nokes 8,176
Shirley Pere & John Barnes 8,162
John Shearer 8,149
Jodi Lamb & Adam Osborne 8,148
James Moynihan 8,129
Stephen Clark 8,124
Adam Humphrey 8,093
Yvonne Taylor 8,073
Paul Hammond & Gosia Hammond 8,039
Stephanie Tompsett 8,038
David Gerry & Jenny Gerry 8,030
Antony Gunn & Aileen Gunn 8,026
Ann Coe & John Coe 8,025
Antony Webb & Denise Bolt 8,017
Angela Fitzgerald & Peter Slinger 8,008
Richard Scott 7,974
Ian Ball & Lynne Ball 7,974
Julie Baker & Shane Edward Baker 7,935
Tony Brown & Julie Brown 7,893
Teresa Mccarthy & Finbarr Mccarthy 7,865
Andrew Webber & Kerryann Webber 7,852
Joe Croll 7,852
David Potter 7,846
Brian Mooney & Sharon Treanor 7,805
Eileen French 7,731
Kira Thomas & Andrew Thomas 7,720
Sheila Fowler & Nigel Fowler 7,696
Kate Lee & Nicola Spence 7,686
Peter Savidge 7,669
Tom Forbes & Kathryn Forbes 7,661
Andrae Lyth 7,630
Sara Eyres & Christopher Burras 7,617
Paul Taylor & Alison Taylor 7,590
Alice Lloyd 7,588
Abigail Allgood 7,583
Carlo Hrynkiewicz & Cherry Hrynkiewicz 7,583
Patricia Eckford & Triona Eckford 7,573
Robert Clifton 7,569
Gareth Tucker & Lynette Tucker 7,568
Jennifer Roberts & Stephen Roberts 7,563
Cliff Parker & Linda Parker 7,559
Linda Cannings & Alan Cannings 7,549
Ann Tawn 7,546
Kim Keable & Scott Keable 7,545
Vikki Titterrell & Bernie Titterrell 7,544
Michael Walker & Michelle Anderson 7,542
Kevin Davies & Deborah Parker 7,522
Mira Herman & Natalie Lofthouse 7,519
Gill Evans & Tim Evans 7,485
Glyn Thomas & Rose Thomas 7,452
Neil Maclean & Susan Maclean 7,360
Terry Hayden 7,318
Lewis Clarke & Lewis Clarke 7,303
John Clements & Sophia Clements 7,299
Christopher Pagett & Rachel Parker 7,254
Henry Crosby & Diana Crosby 7,244
Peter Abrahams & Angela Abrahams 7,241
Gerry Melanephy & Maureen Mcloughlin 7,215
Punit Vyas 7,181
Steven Clements 7,162
Nigel Le Long 7,142
Stephen Blay & Elaine Blay 7,113
Ryk Downes & Beverly Downes 7,057
Jerry Eshelman & Lesley Eshelman 7,050
Veronica Martinucci & Steven Martinucci 7,016
Christopher Nichols & Stephanie Nichols 6,978
Norah Bohan 6,929
Karl-Josef Mergler & Brigitte Mergler 6,909
Alex Langler & Kathleen Langler 6,904
Robert Gould 6,850
Sarah Philp & Timothy Philp 6,827
Clive Currier & Bev Currier 6,824
Allan Ledwidge 6,810
Susan Hook 6,780
Emma Mackelden & Mark Mackelden 6,778
Mikaela Brown 6,775
Jen Luke & Garry Luke 6,775
Roger Coupe & Gillian Coupe 6,773
Jean Sidhu & Antony Watkins 6,770
Joanne Lamb & Stuart Lamb 6,768
John Mcnally & Lesley Mcnally 6,705
Christopher Young & Helena Edwards 6,667
Chaitali Nath & Ajit Nath 6,653
Lorraine Collins & Mark Collins 6,653
Michaela Williams 6,605
Gavin Thomson & Roselyn Thomson 6,595
Karen Hall & Robert Evans 6,572
Catherine Lord & Stephen Lord 6,541
Christine Richards & Geoffrey Richards 6,531
Patricia Fisher 6,525
Vivienne Washington 6,525
Andrew De Caso & Vicky De Caso 6,525
Daisy Fickling & Richard Fickling 6,512
Sara Smith & Steven Smith 6,505
Keith Tomlinson 6,503
Mary Mullins 6,494
Lesley Whittington & Gordon Whittington 6,491
Pamela Kent 6,480
Julie Martin & Anthony Martin 6,473
Dean Rothwell & Rachel Rothwell 6,406
Craig Skellern 6,387
Linda Smith 6,387
Charlie Whitton & Gillian Whitton 6,384
Christine Lappin 6,347
Andrew Hunt & Denise Hunt 6,304
Karen Glew & Steven Glew 6,264
Barbara Atkins & Mark Atkins 6,255
Liz Gowland & Andy Gowland 6,239
Pamela Jarvis 6,235
Kenny Liggett 6,216
Patrick Loftus & Helen Loftus 6,176
Lee Jones 6,168
Amanda Ten Bruggencate & Leo Ten Bruggencate 6,143
Simon Patmore & Alison Patmore 6,136
Cath Wilkinson & John Wilkinson 6,130
Jason Morris 6,108
Clare Haines 6,087
Teresa Reis & Stephen Mccormick 6,077
Lynne Trowell & David Trowell 6,056
Johanna Peuleve & Stuart Peuleve 6,038
Keith King & Veronica King 6,031
Kodwo Anderson 6,031
Bill Caddy 6,030
Isobel Orr & James Orr 6,010
Stuart Orr & Maureen Orr 5,999
Stephen Hanlon & Dorothy Hanlon 5,999
Anthony Mervin 5,988
Darren Bradbury & Charlotte Brennan 5,984
Albert Berry & Caroline Berry 5,983
Luisa Byrom & Andy Newton 5,972
Geoff Taylor & Alison Moore 5,966
Peter Rowe & Joyce Rowe 5,962
Jane Connor & Andrew Connor 5,955
Tony Vallerine & Wendy Vallerine 5,950
Brian Holmwood & Diane Holmwood 5,936
John Parker & Christine Parker 5,934
Pierce Hartley & Janet Hartley 5,934
Pauline Cave & Alan Parmenter 5,922
Dean Copson & Flora Copson 5,915
Jacqui Whittingham 5,892
Alastair Miller 5,861
David Miller & Angela Jeffries 5,861
Stacy Beck & Jonathan Beck 5,829
Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec 5,795
Jeffrey Greening & Susan Greening 5,783
John Mayren & Ann Mayren 5,780
Rebecca Smith & David Smith 5,777
Peter Legg & Cathy Legg 5,768
Shoukran Sharaf 5,765
Sheelagh Humphries & Paul Humphries 5,750
Sarah Jenkins 5,737
Lisa Hellier & Liz Hellier 5,727
Debbie Hadden & Stephen Richmond 5,727
Diane Rattray 5,703
Keith Hatter 5,673
Kevin Howe & Leah Howe 5,673
Elizabeth Hyams & Ian Hyams 5,668
Alana Banks & Keith Banks 5,666
Rita Burleigh & Anthony Niven 5,652
Gerard Coste 5,644
Barbara Russell & John Russell 5,632
Shane Sullivan & Emma Sullivan 5,621
Kate Joels & Andrew Peay 5,621
Stuart Hill 5,618
Margaret Foster & Ian Foster 5,595
June Love & David Love 5,556
Margaret Drayton & Michael Drayton 5,531
Joanne Powell 5,531
Paula Matsikidze 5,522
Frederick Mason & Karen Mason 5,513
Simon Matthews & Kerri Matthews 5,499
Nichola Walmsley & David Walmsley 5,491
Paul Wilson & Helen Wilson 5,485
Mark Williamson & Lisa Hughes 5,472
Kerry Edees 5,472
Paul Flintoft 5,429
Jerome Hadley 5,413
Andrew Davidson 5,392
Elizabeth Lloyd & Martin Lloyd 5,385
Denise Duggan & William Duggan 5,377
Justin Nolan 5,370
Sylvia Green & Gary Green 5,342
Joyce Holden & James Holden 5,336
Mark Tingley 5,327
Chris Wright & Annette Wright 5,322

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Nasko Ratchev 1,740,520
Lynn Macdonald 1,740,318
Gavin Scott & Bonnie Arapes 1,717,931
Allan Moffat & Billie-Dee Moffat 864,140
Bob Webb 806,970
Rob Forster & Ray Aziz 726,247
Freda Fenn & Heather Summers 647,403
Margaret Moore & Carren Arscott 645,225
Muriel Judson & Tony Judson 622,157
Gillian Nicholson 526,453
Peter White & Jackie White 511,572
Glyn Hobden & Elizabeth Hobden 452,267
John Hawkes & Craig Hawkes 443,916
Chris Mason-Paull & Wendy Mason-Paull 433,688
Stephen Bourne & Anne Binks 342,356
Sue Marshall & Bob Dalton 315,228
Gary Watson & Esther Watson 293,964
Mike Bibby & Amanda Bibby 276,093
Gordon Seldon & Judy Seldon 195,998
Craig White 185,076
Margaret Japp & Roy Japp 177,801
Robert Higgins & Mary Higgins 160,431
Robert Gibbons 153,423
Michael Day & Jean Day 146,486
Andy Stephenson & Claire Stephenson 140,311
John Sharp & Steven Sharp 138,158
Karen Young & Neil Young 134,319
Hazel Stephen & John Noble Stephen 132,921
Claire Rea & Peter Rea 130,042
Melvyn Mortimer & Lucy Mortimer 121,848
David Pemberton-Smith & Anne Pemberton-Smith 106,413
John Mckie & Sarah Mckie 105,917
Judy Jodrell 99,474
Sheila Smith 99,344
Sylvia Hood & Jack Hood 91,488
Geoff Webb & Fiona Webb 88,326
Abigail Colclough 86,107
Philip Warrington & Jean Warrington 83,056
Helen Lambert & Richard Woods 82,059
Raymond Turnbull & Miriam Turnbull 80,962
Sue Burras & Geoffrey Burras 77,067
John Donaldson & Anne Donaldson 76,953
John Prosser & Christine Prosser 72,961
Glenn Royston & Caroline Royston 71,951
Michael John Pirie & Susan Pirie 71,417
Stuart Heard & Robyn-Lee Heard 70,475
Sue Ferguson & Steve Ferguson 69,545
Michelle Kennedy 67,028
Andy Cooper & Janine Cooper 66,193
Heather Oneil & James Oneil 65,086
Helen Allgood & Paul Allgood 64,155
Keith Robertson & Robert Robertson 63,402
David Branch & Samantha Branch 62,913
Antonio Briffa & Katharine Briffa 61,093
Malcolm Ashmore 60,676
Adele De Caso & Jaime De Caso 60,676
Eamon Lynch & Marie Ryan 59,154
Alf Bell & Carol Bell 58,211
Robert Grinev-Branch & Marianna Grinev-Branch 58,165
Jill Corlett 57,759
Stephen Nell & Debra Nell 55,222
David Bibby & Rosie Bibby 54,970
Chris Norton & Julia Norton 54,432
Stephani Neville & Bill Neville 50,228
Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain 50,006
Susan Darton & David Darton 49,736
Irene Wilson & Helen Wilson 49,687
Steve Roper & Debbie Roper 49,332
Tracy Sheehan & David Sheehan 48,830
Doug Roper & Sandra Roper 48,556
Brian Harwood & Debbie Hargreaves 48,065
Lauren Jackson & Peter Jackson 47,953
Mary Hawkes & Edward Hawkes 47,412
Kevin Rider & Caroline Gledhill 46,382
Richard Chantler & Clare Chantler 46,055
Andrew Boswell & Sue Boswell 45,975
Caroline Cox & Craig Cox 45,334
Peter Wellock & Myrna Wellock 44,968
Belinda Clarke & Peter Clarke 44,374
Trevor Mitchell 43,693
Gaynor Morgan 43,109
Deborah Dewar & Allan Dewar 42,060
Nuala Mcdonald & Clodagh Mcdonald 42,008
Andrew Walkinshaw & Carolyn Walkinshaw 41,941
Lindsay Gonsalves & Daniel Young 41,124
Dave Horton & Susie Horton 40,952
Jane Dunkerley & John Dunkerley 40,823
Anthony Greeves 40,125
Carole Morris & Benny Morris 39,951
Martin Gardner & Allison Butterworth 39,239
Carol Simpson & Douglas Clark 38,515
Mike Gough & Dawn Gough 38,498
Sue Bains & Jas Bains 38,393
Martin Bell & Caroline Roberts 36,350
John Webb & Kathryn Price 36,124
Sharon Bird & Andrew Bird 35,403
Rosina Pocock 35,095
Marcell Treanor & Joanne Treanor 34,600
Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly 33,560
Sylvia Laing & Ramon Laing 33,016
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