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1  .WS Business / Team Building / Re: Share Retention Techniques... on: February 11, 2006, 06:28:34 PM
Chip,

You're absolutely right about this.  Your downline will quickly recognize your level of committment to their development and success, and will respond accordingly.  If they see you are always ready and willing to answer their questions, and provide them with duplicatable marketing techniques, they will stay in your organization forever.  If you just don't care and are only looking for the new signups, they will leave you in the first week of membership. 

You cannot look at members of your downline as $$$.  They are other network marketers looking for a way to make money and find success just like you are.  They have motivations, they have concerns, and they usually have a history in the industry.  Develop those relationships and HELP EACH OTHER.   You and your entire organization will benefit over the long term if you remember that.

Merideth
2  .WS Business / Marketing / Re: "Welcome Aboard" designed for...Re$ults/retention~! on: February 11, 2006, 06:28:33 PM
Chip,

Thanks for including your welcome email in the forum.  I know when most people start off, they are very unsure how to procede - especially when it comes to actually TALKING with their prospects Smiley 

I use a similar approach with my opening emails, but I also include some type of question (about why they are involved in network marketing, how long, etc) so they feel compelled to write back.  It also shows them that you are actually interested in their background and care about where they want to go from there.  This business is all about people and the relationships you can develop.

Merideth
3  .WS Business / Marketing / Re: What "tools" do you need to succeed... on: February 11, 2006, 06:13:53 PM
Don,

You're absolutely right!  Upline support can be very valuable (depending on who that upline is made of) at every stage of the game, especially when you are trying to build your business from the groud up.  Just remember that the lessons you learn from your upline and during your own marketing journey will become the support you later give your own downline.  Only join the programs you would be proud to promote to your best friend and you future downline members.

Merideth


Hello All,

The top three tools are necessary to build your team WIDE and DEEP. My reality is I work a full-time job, married and have two children under the age of three. The is my WHY? When you have a J.O.B. >>> Just Over Broke, there are not enough hours in the day. Time is always the mitigating factor that prohibits activity. With the above-mentioned tools in place, they are working even when you are not. This is worth its weight in gold!  A number of you feel support is an invaluable tool. I would add, you must first have a downline to support in order for it to be effective.  Grin

Don L. Nelson
Nelson Super Team

“No one can possibly achieve any real and lasting success or 'get rich' in business by being a conformist.” - John Paul Getty


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