- 💛Work hard and work until the job is done
- Make your new members feel like they have a plan to be successful the first minute they start working
- Use the company critical activities and keep it simple
- Give them an opening invitation script for their warm market that is easy to say to anyone they know.
- Don't teach the whole comp plan, just stick to the invite and help them master it first.
- Give them examples of how you do it and let them adapt it to their personality.
- Make the first step so easy that its hard not to do it properly.
My Takeaway When you are asked a question, don't answer it. Point to a third party tool or Three-way a leader in. Just don't answer even simple questions you think you can easily answer. If you do answer that question, it makes your prospect think that they need to know how to answer every question before they too can be successful in the business. So don't answer the questions the way you feel like you should. Simply point them to the answers that are provided.
Remember that you start teaching your new member that the process is easy and duplicatable from the moment they become your prospect.
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Is it the money?
Hi,
Why are so many smart people choosing the Internet market as a career? It's the money, stupid! Think about it. When it comes to what you do for living, your earning potential has to rate pretty high on the list—unless you want to live on Spam sandwiches! But there's more to it than that. People are choosing Internet businesses because:
You don't need special talent or training to succeed.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
You can be in charge.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
You can grow your business at your own speed.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
You can work out of your home.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
All you need is a computer and a few inexpensive Internet tools.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
Why are so many smart people choosing the Internet market as a career? It's the money, stupid! Think about it. When it comes to what you do for living, your earning potential has to rate pretty high on the list—unless you want to live on Spam sandwiches! But there's more to it than that. People are choosing Internet businesses because:
You don't need special talent or training to succeed.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
You can be in charge.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
You can grow your business at your own speed.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
You can work out of your home.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
All you need is a computer and a few inexpensive Internet tools.
You can make VERY GOOD MONEY.
The best thing is that you can start right now! You don't need to quit your day job—but you may decide to. When I chose to start my own business as an online entrepreneur I quickly found out that I can make more money than some of my friends who slave away in the traditional business world.
Before you decide if an Internet business is the choice for you, you need to ask questions and get answers. A lot of the answers can be found on my Web site. Just select the Web site below and don't waste another day!
DigiSoft Tour & Member Login:
👉http://DigiSoftPayline.com/
Your Login User ID:
*Rick Brier
8122643754
powerprofitcenter@gmail.com
Before you decide if an Internet business is the choice for you, you need to ask questions and get answers. A lot of the answers can be found on my Web site. Just select the Web site below and don't waste another day!
DigiSoft Tour & Member Login:
👉http://DigiSoftPayline.com/
Your Login User ID:
*Rick Brier
8122643754
powerprofitcenter@gmail.com
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“If you become teachable and remain so, a network marketing career will make you money. More importantly it will mold your character” - Jay Vandenhoff
“If you become teachable and remain so, a network marketing career will make you money. More importantly it will mold your character” - Jay Vandenhoff
