Begin right in your welcome letter to your new affiliates. Tell them to expect it to take a few months to get the framework of your team formed and a few years before it is producing a steady and solid residual income. But in the meantime they will see an agreeable progress including some income develop before that time.
Assure them that this is a tried and true business and that there is no need for them to reinvent the wheel, In fact it is better to study what the up line is doing and to duplicate what they do.
Tell them this is their business and while duplicating what you are doing, there is still much room for them to brand it as their own, become recognized.
As they come to the end of the first month, recognize what they have done and tell them the importance of that. If they did not make EA, then what did they do? Did they finish the LaunchPad? The Set Ups like whitelisting, profile and photo? Did they log in Daily and form a valuable habit? Did they begin to participate in the Forum or ASK SC? If they are active at the end of the month, they have done something important.
Warn them about the small commission for the first month if they bought or sold nothing. Explain that businesses need an exchange of real money to be able to produce real commissions. Why do we even have a tiny commission? Because it show the new affiliate how it will work when they earn some real money. At this time aim them towards BTL. That's where the bigger money begins. Why stall out at EA2 when the excitement is so close?
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Begin right in your welcome letter to your new affiliates. Tell them to expect it to take a few months to get the framework of your team formed and a few years before it is producing a steady and solid residual income. But in the meantime they will see an agreeable progress including some income develop before that time.
Assure them that this is a tried and true business and that there is no need for them to reinvent the wheel, In fact it is better to study what the up line is doing and
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