First get to know your downline. Read their profile and see why did they join SFI. Also. Check what is it they like best about SFI. Look at what they consider their person strengths in promoting their SFI business.
Read their goal message everyday for a week or two. Each day the click the goal but they record what they did that day. If you are responsive to what they enter, you will receive ever better information from them.
Knowing your affiliate is critical.
Once you identify their strengths and weakness, and you identify the things they are currently engaged in to reach their goals, you are ready to help them achieve their objectives.
When you suggest products from TripleClicks that will solve their problems. If they see a product as a solution, they will be more likely to engage that solution.
For example, suppose your affiliate said in his profile what he liked best about SFI was the games and what he likes least is building a team. He/she is probably not going to be interested in PSAs to Go.
Then cultivate your offer directly to that affiliate. Example, use the Tip EPostcard and write an affiliate,
I see in your goals that you want to get 15 PSAs this month. I see that many days you said you were placing free ads on TrafficExchanges. But when I checked your genealogy I noticed you have 14 PSAs but only 2 so far this month. It is the 23 rd of the month. Might I suggest a solution I have used ....
Then offer a link to one of the traffic services, or guaranteed sign up services in TripleClicks.
Although all the thoughts here are my own, I was stimulated by a forum post called Thought Leadership, so provide due credit here.
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First get to know your downline. Read their profile and see why did they join SFI. Also. Check what is it they like best about SFI. Look at what they consider their person strengths in promoting their SFI business.
Read their goal message everyday for a week or two. Each day the click the goal but they record what they did that day. If you are responsive to what they enter, you will receive ever better information from them.
Knowing your affiliate is critical.
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