We all lay our hopes high in almost each PSA we get,I know it.However,it turns out that many of them are not so serious about SFI,for different reasons.
When searching for new PSAs,maybe you can look more for quality then only for quantity.That should be common goal for everyone.
Basic things you should ask prospects are:
- if they have a computer and internet connection
- do they know basic English
(the late is not necessary,since there's Google,but still it's quite welcome if they are OK in English)
That alone won't bing you serious affiliates,but as I said that would be basic criteria.Furthermore,you can tell them (or ask them) some of the following:
- if they are able to work constantly (each day)
- if they are willing to learn more about SFI and this business in general (self-training)
- if they are able to invest their time and some of their money (not much)
- if they are able to promote their business online and offline (or,if not,are they willing to learn it)
- if they are able to work in a team (the winning team),possibly consisting of different persons (man and women,young and old,people from all the world)
- do they realize this is not "get quickly rich" scheme
- do they have dreams and goals
If the new prospect meets all above criteria,I would say that chances are pretty high that you have a very,very serious prospect in front of you.Try not to loose him or her.
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We all lay our hopes high in almost each PSA we get,I know it.However,it turns out that many of them are not so serious about SFI,for different reasons.
When searching for new PSAs,maybe you can look more for quality then only for quantity.That should be common goal for everyone.
Basic things you should ask prospects are:
- if they have a computer and internet connection
- do they know basic English
(the late is not necessary,since there's Google,but still
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