Q Talk

[JONNYSBRO]

I would say these are the two biggest selling female hosts of all time. It's hard to say as Kathy was a fantastic host in 90s she was there for 13 or 14 years. LR though was the queen diva at QVC achieving some of highest sales of all time. I think LR eclipsing KL. She left a crazy size hole at QVC that hasn't ben filled.

[hyacinth003]

I have watched for about 10 years.  Kathy Levine hasn't even been there since I've watched.

Geez, the network has gone on!  I get tired of hearing about her.

I do think they miss Lisa Robertson.  I liked her for the most part.

Hyacinth

[NickNack]

I guess I'm in the minority, but I never really liked Kathy Levine.  I did enjoy watching Lisa Robertson.  

[Krimpette]

I never saw KL, and have never been a fan of LR.  Life goes on with companies, no matter who leaves, for the most part.  But the OP is definitely obsessed with LR, so it's time for another LR post.

[GCR18]

Where does the q post the hosts sales figures?   I don't know that those two ex-hosts are the top sellers.

[dolly2]

As far as I'm concerned it was Kathy Levine. She was a real class act and sold like mad. I liked Lisa but she was too much about herself. Yes, she did well, but sometimes it was sickening to hear go on and on. She was all about her. I don't miss her and QVC has gone one without her, maybe not as well in some areas but they moved past her and just as they have when other hosts leave.

[dooBdoo]

        Seems to me it would be nearly impossible to determine the "biggest selling" host.  The time span is huge so the value of a dollar varies, and you'd have to know how many hours each host was on air, which air times/ products were "easier" for selling, are you comparing number of units sold or dollar amounts, etc.   From the snippets I've seen on social media, Kathy and Lisa are friends so they might not like the idea of comparison.   I've read that Coleen Lopez is a top seller, too, by the way.

[ChynnaBlue]

I have no idea where one would find the information to answer the question and I don't think QVC is going to answer it for us. As neither woman is with QVC now, I'm not sure it makes any difference, anyway.

QVC is going to be looking to the future, not the past. And I know I'd rather do the same.

[Vivian]

Kathy and Lisa were QVC's best. I think they are still trying to find a new star. They have not succeeded. TV shopping is not the innovative next-new-thing that it was two decades ago. It is difficult to promote a new star when TV shopping is no longer a novelty.

[QVCkitty1]

I saw them both and liked them both. Kathy was a pioneer in the business.