Another problem is the employees they do have that try to
sell their products online only get credit if the customer who is purchasing
these products identifies them on the website, so there is an inaccurate count
on how much the employees may or may not be in terms of sales
Another
thing is when I went to the Avon site and looked at their website I did notice
that they have the social media tools on their website, however they are poorly
positioned. By having them at the bottom
of the webpage, the user must scroll down to the bottom to see that the company
even uses these tools, a simple fix would be to place at the top in between the
logo and the search functions where the user will see them almost immediately,
also another helpful tip is when the user looks at their menu have a drop down
so you can save them a click or even have the icon change color when the mouse
hovers over it, this lets the user know exactly where they are and are less
likely to become lost