That would depend upon your prospects. You would need to gauge what your prospect is really interested in.
For example, if your prospect is looking for an online shopping alternative, then you should concentrate on that without pushing SFI or ECA too much as it might push them away altogether.
If your prospect is really interested in selling their stuff online, then sell the ECA programme without pushing them to participate in the affiliate programme.
You see, slow and steady wins the race. It is understandable to get all propspects to be in your downline and build their team straightaway. But if what they see is not what they're interested in, then it will only make them stay away. So find out what really interest them. You can talk about the affiliate programme with them soon enough.
For those wanting a no-investment system, you can talk about SFI being free, but you need to talk about the time taken to get your returns. More investment, more returns. And investment does not mean just money. It also means time and energy.
It is just about strategy. Either find a lot of prospects and not care so much about whether they will become active because it is a numbers game anyway. Or study your prospects and when they do sign up, they become active straight away.
The choice is yours.
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That would depend upon your prospects. You would need to gauge what your prospect is really interested in.
For example, if your prospect is looking for an online shopping alternative, then you should concentrate on that without pushing SFI or ECA too much as it might push them away altogether.
If your prospect is really interested in selling their stuff online, then sell the ECA programme without pushing them to participate in the affiliate programme.
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