This question implies that you see SFI as a business. I commend you for having that mindset. Anybody that enters into a new business wants to succeed, that is obvious. Here are my suggestions:
(1) Maintain qualifying status. This means an investment of time (doing the VP awarding actions each day.) A standing order will help here, which means a small monthly monetary investment.
(2) Advertise. Again, depending upon your own knowledge, this will require time and/or money. The bigger the investment, the bigger the potential return. There is a multitude of co-op's and paid advertising you can put to use.
(3) Make sure your PSA's and CSA's know the first two points.
Only you can decide how much you can afford to spend with your time and money, but the more of each, the better.
This question implies that you see SFI as a business. I commend you for having that mindset. Anybody that enters into a new business wants to succeed, that is obvious. Here are my suggestions:
(1) Maintain qualifying status. This means an investment of time (doing the VP awarding actions each day.) A standing order will help here, which means a small monthly monetary investment.
(2) Advertise. Again, depending upon your own knowledge, this will require time and/or money. The bigger ...more
