Good day Danijela,
In my own opinion, I recommend 3 times a week. One on Sunday, then on Wednesday and finally Saturday.
Why 3 times weekly its because our CSA'S are equally important as our PSA'S. Some people might say they contribute little or nothing to their business. But based on my experience, little drops make mighty ocean. Its even better to get 10 active CSAs than having 5 inactive PSAs who just log in occasionally, someimes or never.
The same way we treat our PSAs, ulmost importance should also be given to our CSAs by:-
1. Sending a welcome mail (especially for new CSAs being assigmed to you). 2. Praise your hard working CSAs for the tremendous effort they make in their business.
3. Encourage them so as they dont give up. Keep fanning the flame.
4. Give them tips on how to be successful
5. Let them know that tripleclicks is their online shop where they can list their unwanted goods for sale (for as low as 1 t credits)
6. Always respond to questions they may have (shows you are a good co sponsor).
7. Show concern and empathy so they know you are always there for them.
In summary, work with the workers.
Ways you can communicate with your CSAs is as follows:-
1. We can communicate with them via their registered email address
2. Call them if they have dropped their phone numbers.
3. Send them ecards directly via our Genealogyy.
4. We can do skypee with them based on time agreed by both parties concerned.
5. We can do viber calls., whatsapp or other social media for communication 6. Send them team mails.
7. Since they are our CSAs, we can send them mails via the CSAs mailer if its just our Csas we want to communicate with.
8. We can use the SFIchat if our CSAs are logged on on their SFI homepage and currently online.
Hope I was able to help.
See you at the top.
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Good day Danijela,
In my own opinion, I recommend 3 times a week. One on Sunday, then on Wednesday and finally Saturday.
Why 3 times weekly its because our CSA'S are equally important as our PSA'S. Some people might say they contribute little or nothing to their business. But based on my experience, little drops make mighty ocean. Its even better to get 10 active CSAs than having 5 inactive PSAs who just log in occasionally, someimes or never.
The same way we treat
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