Affiliate since: 07/05/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nafisa's 286 other Ask SC answers

I like to bring to the fore experiences that I have gone through because that allows for a realistic and practical approach to such a scenario. I am assuming that you are referring to Affiliates who opt out and who have been inactive for more than 6 months.

1.. The Affiliate who has already opted out of SFI cannot join until after the 6 month period of sitting out of the business, therefore you have 6 months to plan how will will get them back.

2.. You will have known why the Affiliate left SFI and this gives you an edge when you plan your strategy. My Team Leader who opted out because of the inconveniences of not being able to log in easily. This is no longer a problem and I will use this to emphasize the professional and efficient aspect of SFI.

3.. In the 6 months of staying away or any shorter period, you will also have to your advantage all the positive changes that have taken place in SFI and this should be one of your focus-to elaborate on the positives.

4.. Different individuals will have different reasons for leaving (I would not want to call abandonment) and once you know these reasons, it is easy to capitalise on them...

5.. Focus on your own individual progress and it helps tremendously to share your milestones while the Affiliate was out of the business.

6.. Another important factor is to keep in mind that when you deal with Affiliates, it get to know their likes and dislikes so interact with them on a personal level, create a rapport. This helps to motivate the Affiliate and get them to see that SFI also provides opportunities that match the Affiliate's likes-for example some may like to play games and the addition of new games to SFI's portfolio would be an incentive for them to join again.

To summarise, your own achievements highlighted will be useful in getting your inactive Affiliates back into the business, this can be anything from climbing up in the rank, building your team of successful Affiliates, increasing your commissions, having fun while you work and most of all, creating an opportunity for others to enhance your business!
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I like to bring to the fore experiences that I have gone through because that allows for a realistic and practical approach to such a scenario. I am assuming that you are referring to Affiliates who opt out and who have been inactive for more than 6 months.

1.. The Affiliate who has already opted out of SFI cannot join until after the 6 month period of sitting out of the business, therefore you have 6 months to plan how will will get them back.

2.. You will have known why the
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Affiliate since: 07/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Ingrid 's 138 other Ask SC answers

For whatever reason they might have stopped, they are not aware of what SFI is presently doing. Therefore, one sure thing will be to highlight the new changes in SFI that they would not be aware of. Help them to see that SFI is a steadily progressive company that cares for its affiliates. Here are a few highlights you could give them.

During 2013, substantial improvements were made, such as:
? New site design and new TConnect pages
? Major investment in powerful new servers and hardware
? Major, new section additions
? Improved search engine and filtering
? New Pricebenders auction types to create more winners than ever before
? Optional auctions (traditional style) for Member Listings
? More, bigger, and better Pricebenders auctions
? Tens of thousands of new products
? A powerful new program for earning both VersaPoints andMember Reward Points from local restaurants, etc
? New exciting games with a Zackpot of thousands of TCredits

SFI offers anyone that joins the freedom to get involved the way they choose. You can join for free. You can have the option to become a monthly subscriber if you wish. You can do Auctions or not. You can sell things on TripleClicks or not. You have no quota.

We are each free to design our own SFI Membership the way we want it to look. That’s real Freedom! Most companies will make you pay before you join and then require a monthly fee just to earn money back. Not SFI - we joined for free and we are still here! and we are growing every day!

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For whatever reason they might have stopped, they are not aware of what SFI is presently doing. Therefore, one sure thing will be to highlight the new changes in SFI that they would not be aware of. Help them to see that SFI is a steadily progressive company that cares for its affiliates. Here are a few highlights you could give them.

During 2013, substantial improvements were made, such as:
? New site design and new TConnect pages
? Major investment in powerful new servers
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Once a week I send out a group message to just the RED members.You can set your Genealogy by using the lower scroll down link.

I tell them who I am.How long I have been with SFI. Then I mention all the new things that were added this year.

Next I ask them to give SFI with me as their leader another chance.I ask them to log in and do the TO DO list.Then go to Tripleclicks and look at the games/contests.

When I see 30 versapoints, I will send along a Gift Certificate for $5. Better than T credits because I can put an expiration on it of 14 days.Then I get it back.I cannot retrieve T credits.

Suggest they join Wave3. Explain that when their picture is approved, what they get monthly for being a Wave member.

What is the difference if I pay $2-$3 for a referral or pay $5 Gift Certificate that I get back if they do not use it?
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Now if the person I am talking to used to be a member of SFI, I would ask these questions.How long were you in it? Were you ever an EA or EA2 ? Did you get help from your sponsor?

Then offer your help.Ask them to try it just for a month.If they say they are not interested, just let it go.

Remember you are looking for your best 5.You do not want to push or pull along dependents.You want enthusiastic people just like yourself.

Some will, some won"t. So what. Next?




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Once a week I send out a group message to just the RED members.You can set your Genealogy by using the lower scroll down link.

I tell them who I am.How long I have been with SFI. Then I mention all the new things that were added this year.

Next I ask them to give SFI with me as their leader another chance.I ask them to log in and do the TO DO list.Then go to Tripleclicks and look at the games/contests.

When I see 30 versapoints, I will send along a Gift Certificate
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Affiliate since: 07/05/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sunildatt's 150 other Ask SC answers

Try to find out the reason why the affiliate left SFI?

was it because some of these reasons?

- Did not understand SFI?
- Sponsor did not support?
-The affiliate had certain expectations from SFI? If so what were they and what actions were taken by the affiliate to fulfill the expectations
-Was attracted to other internet income opportunities?
-Return on Investment was not there?

Once you explore these possible reasons or some other reasons you will get hint on how to a reason for the affiliate to rejoin.

For example if the sponsor did not support was the main reason you have an opportunity to offer him sponsorship and full support. And for the affiliate it is the opportunity to develop a business with a support from an expert.

If the answer is the affiliate did not understand SFI , and did not ask anyone for support , just evaluate whether that affiliate is really inspired right now to start a business and put 100% for the business. If the affiliate is not inspired enough to simple things such as to ask for support do not consider that affiliate as a prospective affiliate for yourself.


If the answer is ROI was not as per expectations, please explain the affiliate income plan once again, discuss about how much investment the affiliate can make monthly and what returns are expected. Advice for patience if the expectations of return are very high .

Once you find out the what makes this person motivated you can co-relate opportunities available in SFI matching to the affiliates Motivation level.


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Try to find out the reason why the affiliate left SFI?

was it because some of these reasons?

- Did not understand SFI?
- Sponsor did not support?
-The affiliate had certain expectations from SFI? If so what were they and what actions were taken by the affiliate to fulfill the expectations
-Was attracted to other internet income opportunities?
-Return on Investment was not there?

Once you explore these possible reasons or some other reasons you
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Affiliate since: 10/01/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nimo's 381 other Ask SC answers

This depends on how/why he left SFI in the first place.
- He wasn't hungry enough then?
- He had other priorities?
- He did not make the quick money he was after?
- He had a lousy sponsor? etc... You need to ask him questions of course.

Whatever happened in the past you need to instill in him the confidence that if he rejoins SFI this time, with you as his sponsor, he will be successful.

How to do this will of course depend on you, how you talk to him, your personality, your relationship with him and what you do.

I would recommend being confident, positive, passionate and knowing your stuffs about SFI. Dont forget he was previously exposed to SFI and may have done very well before he left.
You can show him what you have achieved yourself if you think this would help.
Remind him of SFIs history as an online trader, the affiliate programme itself, income streams,all the benefits and income possibilities. Show him the up to date facts about SFI and TripleClicks.


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This depends on how/why he left SFI in the first place.
- He wasn't hungry enough then?
- He had other priorities?
- He did not make the quick money he was after?
- He had a lousy sponsor? etc... You need to ask him questions of course.

Whatever happened in the past you need to instill in him the confidence that if he rejoins SFI this time, with you as his sponsor, he will be successful.

How to do this will of course depend on you, how you talk to him,
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Affiliate since: 03/16/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Caroline's 111 other Ask SC answers

How would you convince an affiliate who has abandoned SFI to restart again?

This is a good question, and one that I've been wondering about myself.
I think the strategy would be different depending on your relationship with the person and how much they had been involved in SFI before they quit.

If the person is someone you know whom you personally led to SFI, you could talk to them over the phone, or arrange a meeting to talk over their problems with them. Remind them of the long term vision they had and why they joined in the first place, which you may already know. Reiterate that this is a business and must be worked every day, and that growth will be slow, not overnight. Hopefully you can show some growth of your own that will be motivating.

If they have problems that are not related directly to the business, perhaps you can help them through these - have some ideas for time management, organisation, a place to work etcetera.

If the affiliates are people whom you have never met, which is the usual case, the situation will be a lot harder because you have to rely on them opening their emails from you. How do you get people to open their emails? The only way is to have a subject line that grabs their attention. I need to start working on those. You can send a please don't go e-card. I haven't had any positive responses yet from those I've sent, but some people have.

If you have established some kind of relationship with the affiliate, then you will have a better chance of persuading her to stay, because you may have contact via Skype or Facebook, or even a phone number and can speak more to her as if she were a friend, which she very well could be.

As soon as someone responds to your initial welcome letter, respond immediately and begin to establish a friendship with that affiliate. Communicate regularly with the active members of your team at a personal level so that you do develop strong friendly bonds. People will tend to stay and persevere with something if they feel that they have a friend beside them.

More than likely you will become aware of problems when you have established friendly relations. Your affiliate will feel comfortable to share things with you and you may be able to help them through these issues. You can be an encourager and motivator as with your personal friend.

If however, your affiliate really decides this is not working for him, for whatever reason, I think you should gracefully accept his/her decision without any more pressure. Try and keep the doors of communication open between you and every now and then let him know of your successes. You never know something you share sometime in the future, may draw him back. It is against the rules to pursue someone who has dropped out, so you could only do this because you have an established friendship and the person doesn't want to lose contact with you even though he wishes to leave the business - a bit like keeping in touch with a work colleague after he has moved on to a new job.

If despite repeated attempts to contact someone via facebook or skype, you are ignore, you just have to accept that they don't wish to pursue the business and want to cut off all contact with it, including you. It hurts but there's nothing you can do any more, so go out and find some more people to work with and help.

I wish you all the best.

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How would you convince an affiliate who has abandoned SFI to restart again?

This is a good question, and one that I've been wondering about myself.
I think the strategy would be different depending on your relationship with the person and how much they had been involved in SFI before they quit.

If the person is someone you know whom you personally led to SFI, you could talk to them over the phone, or arrange a meeting to talk over their problems with them. Remind them
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Affiliate since: 02/05/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Pheone's 44 other Ask SC answers

In order to convince an affiliate who has abandoned SFI to restart again you need to have proof that you are earning with SFI. This can come in the form of your Payoneer Mastercard. You should have it on hand to show this affiliate.

You can also show off some of your new badges that were not there when this affiliate abandoned the business. You can also introduce this person to all the new products which have been added to Tripleclicks store.

You can also introduce them to the new Eager Zebra games and the newly updated pick the price contest. You can also let them know that once he/she reaches EA2 then he/she can participate in answering questions in ASK SC. They now have a greater chance of earning VPs as the top 10 most popular answers are awarded VPs.
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In order to convince an affiliate who has abandoned SFI to restart again you need to have proof that you are earning with SFI. This can come in the form of your Payoneer Mastercard. You should have it on hand to show this affiliate.

You can also show off some of your new badges that were not there when this affiliate abandoned the business. You can also introduce this person to all the new products which have been added to Tripleclicks store.

You can also introduce them to the
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Affiliate since: 04/25/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Stephanie-Leigh's 1 other Ask SC answers

When some downlines of yours have abandoned or opted out from SFI, please be aware of the following points before attempting to contact them:

Make sure that the affiliates do still show up on your Genealogy, that they have been marked with a red triangle and an exclamation mark on the center.

SFI does warn that contacting individuals, who no longer appear on your Genealogy after a request has been made to be removed, maybe those grounds for termination.

This is one of the reasons why SFI is legit, well-rounded and a real home-based business opportunity. By adhering to this rule, SFI carries a true sense of professionalism, which set it apart from other online business opportunities.

How do you approach someone who has abandoned SFI but still appear on your Genealogy to restart again?

Make use with those E-Cards. It always feels good to receive an E-Card and being remembered; you can actually choose the appropriate E-Card to send to make that said affiliate feel like you want them back.

This depends on the response from the affiliate who abandoned SFI, if you can sense that the individual is being receptive, you start updating him/her about what’s new in SFI. You can mention about the facts and figures “SFI by the numbers”

Your good choice of words do play a huge role in convincing the affiliate. You can talk to the affiliate about the fun parts of SFI, like the Zebra games, PTP and your achievements.

Maintain your communication with them. You will need to be patient with them as you really don't want to drive them away instead of bringing them back to SFI

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When some downlines of yours have abandoned or opted out from SFI, please be aware of the following points before attempting to contact them:

Make sure that the affiliates do still show up on your Genealogy, that they have been marked with a red triangle and an exclamation mark on the center.

SFI does warn that contacting individuals, who no longer appear on your Genealogy after a request has been made to be removed, maybe those grounds for termination.

This is
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Affiliate since: 11/08/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Johnny's 264 other Ask SC answers

Well as much as You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink therefore likewise if he or she has made up his or her mind and are adamant about it nothing in this world or for that matter what you have said can make it change however if they ares till open minded and or receptive and willing to listen it out then I would highlight on the following :

And. Not forgetting Sharing of SFI CREDENTIALS BY THE NUMBERS :

16th successful year for SFI (29th for SFI's parent company)

14-year Bronze member of Better Business Bureau
1.5 million affiliates
2.4 million TripleClicks members
112,000+ commissionable products (1,730 new added last week)
7,037 E-Commerce Affiliates (in 166 countries)
228 LocalPay Merchants (in 52 countries)
2,010 - TripleClicks.com's global popularity rank (source: Alexa.com)
Millions - Commissions paid out to our affiliates (in US Dollars)

The various testimonials as attested :https://www.sfimg.com/saying.html and my personal testimonial should be most powerful and convincing as well as my personal Payooner card As proof of payment without fail
All the best and see you at the top soon

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Well as much as You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink therefore likewise if he or she has made up his or her mind and are adamant about it nothing in this world or for that matter what you have said can make it change however if they ares till open minded and or receptive and willing to listen it out then I would highlight on the following :

And. Not forgetting Sharing of SFI CREDENTIALS BY THE NUMBERS :

16th successful year for SFI (29th for SFI's parent
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Affiliate since: 07/11/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Patricia's 7 other Ask SC answers

How would I convince an affiliate who has abandoned SFI to start again?

It would be necessary to make contact by personal email, Skype, Facebook or other Social Media means, since obviously this individual is not logging into the system. Once contact has been made, I would engage them in a general conversation. This may provide some valuable insight as to possible reasons they have dropped out of the program. It could be work-related, personal tragedy , overwhelm, lack of knowledge, or even financial constraints which pushed them into an attitude of non-commitment.

Once the reason has been established, I would give them an overview of the challenges I faced in my early days, my decision to work through these challenges based on the goals I had made for my personal life. I would suggest that they think seriously of their WHY, ask if they considered this to be still a valid reason to try once again, and if they think it still is, I would then offer to be there to guide them through and assist them in creating the degree of success that they had previously envisioned for themselves.

I would bring them up to date on the constant addition of new tools being provided to assist our growth, the new auction products added, and the new fun games we can play as means of relaxation, and yes, for winning. I would send them the link to their VP Ledger to make it easier for them to log in again, and be sure to welcome them back immediately they do.

Hopefully this will help.


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How would I convince an affiliate who has abandoned SFI to start again?

It would be necessary to make contact by personal email, Skype, Facebook or other Social Media means, since obviously this individual is not logging into the system. Once contact has been made, I would engage them in a general conversation. This may provide some valuable insight as to possible reasons they have dropped out of the program. It could be work-related, personal tragedy , overwhelm, lack of knowledge,
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