There are many ways you can utilise $500 in your SFI business. This question has come just at the right time for me as in July I will myself have $500 to invest and I have been working out on paper just how to make the best use of it.
My thinking is to purchase a product that will benefit me on an ongoing basis – but the 64 dollar question is what?
This is what I have come up with so far and is more than likely what I have decided upon for myself.
First, go through your list of PRMs and select the 10 who have at some time made a purchase. Arrange for each of these 10 to receive a $10 Gift Certificate. If these Gift Certificates encourage your PRMs to make a purchase good and well and they may even make future purchases as well. If they do not take advantage of the offer, then the money will go back into your account. If they do make the purchase, you receive a commission so in that regard, this is a double whammy.
Second, go through your Genealogy and do the same with both your PSAs and CSAs which will give you similar benefits. No harm done if the Gift Certificates are not used, you can reallocate them to other team members when the money goes back to your account. Make sure you set a use by date…..I like to make it 5 days.
Okay, that gets rid of $300. Now what to do with the other $200. I would choose to spend it as follows:
- 1 x 125 TCredit Packs for use in the auctions and games.
- 1 x Packs of Gift Cards for distribution
- 1 x SBuilder Co-Op Unit
- Spend any leftover balance on PSAs to Go (Special Offer).
You can now sit back and watch your team grow and see your new Team Leader badge or badge upgrade.
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There are many ways you can utilise $500 in your SFI business. This question has come just at the right time for me as in July I will myself have $500 to invest and I have been working out on paper just how to make the best use of it.
My thinking is to purchase a product that will benefit me on an ongoing basis – but the 64 dollar question is what?
This is what I have come up with so far and is more than likely what I have decided upon for myself.
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