Affiliate since: 01/14/2013, Power Rank: 542 | Read Sule's 287 other Ask SC answers

Hi Ovidio,

By all means YES. Acknowledge them and appreciate them too. Every affiliate is an asset or at the very worst a potential asset. Even the one that had stayed away for a long time and returns should be welcomed with plenty of enthusiasm. The reasons why an affiliate may stay away from the business could be very many and varied too with some clearly personal. That is why you should welcome them back with enthusiasm irrespective of why they stayed away. My advice is that you should take such persons through the ropes again as you ordinarily would a new affiliate. Specifically on your own affiliate, I believe you should do the following:

1. Send her a very cute welcome back E-card.
2. Ask her through same method if she needs any specific help from you.
3. Let her know the advantages and or benefits of working the business daily.
4. Volunteer to help her understand the business more if that is her problem.
5. Teach her the economic use of time in SFI business if her problem is not enough time to do the business.
6. Teach her patience and how to plan long-term if not making quick money is her problem.
7. Emphasize to her that if she does not work her business herself, no one will.

Good luck in your efforts!!!




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Hi Ovidio,

By all means YES. Acknowledge them and appreciate them too. Every affiliate is an asset or at the very worst a potential asset. Even the one that had stayed away for a long time and returns should be welcomed with plenty of enthusiasm. The reasons why an affiliate may stay away from the business could be very many and varied too with some clearly personal. That is why you should welcome them back with enthusiasm irrespective of why they stayed away. My advice is that you should
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Affiliate since: 01/07/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sujit's 20 other Ask SC answers

Definitely. We should definitely welcome the affiliate.
We should immediately send him an E-card with a short welcome note. What we should write is mentioned below-
Hi ~FIRSTNAME,
Welcome back to the team. Hope everything is well now.
I am really happy that you have started once again to create and build your own SFI business.
We were so worried about you during your absence. I am sure that the obstacle or engagement that was keeping you involved, and away from SFI, has been removed.

Do not hesitate to contact me regarding any update or clarification. I am always just an e-mail away. You may also contact me by phone 24/7.

Your friendly Sponsor,

(Name)
(Email address)
(Phone number)

You can use your own language. Just make the person feel that he is wanted in the team. Never ask questions regarding reason of his/her absence.

Hope the above gives you a basic guideline. Thank you.

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Definitely. We should definitely welcome the affiliate.
We should immediately send him an E-card with a short welcome note. What we should write is mentioned below-
Hi ~FIRSTNAME,
Welcome back to the team. Hope everything is well now.
I am really happy that you have started once again to create and build your own SFI business.
We were so worried about you during your absence. I am sure that the obstacle or engagement that was keeping you involved, and away from SFI, has been
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Affiliate since: 06/22/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Lashunda's 18 other Ask SC answers

In my opinion, I think you should. A lot of these work at home companies encourage individuals to join, but they rarely tell them what the next step is to become successful after joining. Frustated, they end up leaving the company because they feel their on their own.

Probably the reason for inactivity is because they don't understand SFI. Welcome them back and offer as much help as possible. Your encouagement lets them feel their not alone.

Offer tips and quotes from successful people. And encourage them to be persistent with SFI. This is an awesome company but success does not happen over night. They might just need a helping hand.

Your willingness to help teaches team how to become a great team leader. That's when duplication comes in, which will help them build a team. A successful team = more commission

Good luck


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In my opinion, I think you should. A lot of these work at home companies encourage individuals to join, but they rarely tell them what the next step is to become successful after joining. Frustated, they end up leaving the company because they feel their on their own.

Probably the reason for inactivity is because they don't understand SFI. Welcome them back and offer as much help as possible. Your encouagement lets them feel their not alone.

Offer tips and quotes from successful
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Affiliate since: 06/08/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Emmanuel's 49 other Ask SC answers

Certainly, you have to acknowledge him/her having logged in to his/her SFI homepage. It doesn’t matter whether your affiliate has been away for a month, 6 months, a year or more. You really didn’t know what had happened to your affiliate during his/her long absence. It might be due to being busy at work, due to health or financial reasons, or simply was just not focused to SFI being a legitimate internet company that would give him/her a chance to improve his/her current financial independence and/or personal development.
As a team leader, you should welcome your affiliate’s return to your team fold. You are like a parent welcoming your son/daughter who has abandoned you as a good father or a good mother of a family. Here’s what you could possibly say to your comebacking affiliate:
1.) “Hi! ______, welcome back to SFI and to my SFI team in particular. You have missed a lot of good things in SFI while you were away. But please don’t worry (name), I will help you keep updated and be back on where you need to be as far as keeping yourself abreast with the latest SFI information and business developments. Again, you are very welcomed again to my SFI team-fold.
2.) “Hi! ______, welcome back!!! You really don’t know how much I appreciate your SFI comeback. Some of your peers are now well ahead of SFI basics and they are busy continuing their SFI involvement and education. I won’t ask anymore what had happened to you. The most important thing is that you have given yourself another chance to know SFI better and a second chance for us to work together as a team for our mutual benefits. Rest assured that I would be here for you to guide you in your SFI involvement and development. Just be sure that you log in your SFI homepage daily since this is the very focal point of your SFI progress as you go along your path of success.
It is hoped that the above comments give you some ideas on how to welcome your comebacking affiliate.

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Certainly, you have to acknowledge him/her having logged in to his/her SFI homepage. It doesn’t matter whether your affiliate has been away for a month, 6 months, a year or more. You really didn’t know what had happened to your affiliate during his/her long absence. It might be due to being busy at work, due to health or financial reasons, or simply was just not focused to SFI being a legitimate internet company that would give him/her a chance to improve his/her current financial independence
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Affiliate since: 05/10/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Wayne's 236 other Ask SC answers

If you have been in SFI for any length of time you will experience someone leaving and then returning many months later. That is why it is a good thing that SFI keeps them on your genealogy list for a year before deleting their membership.

When I have noticed an affiliate that has been missing for a long time and has returned, I want to jump into the computer and hug them with my virtual arms, I want to put rings on their fingers and a purple robe to cover them with along with feasting on the fatted calf.

If it was me returning after being gone for a long time I would not want it posted on any of the social networks within SFI and TripleClicks. But I would like to be acknowledge by my sponsor with a polite “welcome back my friend” – (Use an E-Card or contact in person)

What the affiliate did during the time they were gone is none of our business the main thing is they returned.

I would ask only one time – if they left SFI for any specific reason – this question is asked only to find a solution to whatever problem they had or has.

If they choose not to give an answer don’t push it let things lay where they are. We are up-line team leaders it is our responsibility to encourage our affiliates not to mother or father them.

Now would be a good time to ask them (because they returned) what they want to accomplish with their SFI and TripleClicks business. And reassure the affiliate that you are there to help them all the way to the top.


*Welcome the affiliate

*Help solve issues (if any)

*Reassure them with positive affirmation
that you are always available to help them.

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If you have been in SFI for any length of time you will experience someone leaving and then returning many months later. That is why it is a good thing that SFI keeps them on your genealogy list for a year before deleting their membership.

When I have noticed an affiliate that has been missing for a long time and has returned, I want to jump into the computer and hug them with my virtual arms, I want to put rings on their fingers and a purple robe to cover them with along with
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Affiliate since: 11/29/2011, Power Rank: 101 | Read Gliceria's 402 other Ask SC answers

Your question is not only very interesting but very relevant.

For me, this is one of the most exciting parts of building a team.

Just when you are starting to despair about the many inactives and sleepers in your team, when most of them have been red-flagged, and and a few have opted out, and you are ready to give up on some, one or two of them suddenly log in and start to show activity.

Should you acknowledge this? Of course you should! The moment you notice a sign of activity from one of them, don’t waste any time to welcome your Affiliate back.

Remember the parable of a prodigal son? Lay down the welcome mat and spread your arms wide open! Send Welcome E-Card immediately!

And here’s what you should say:

“Welcome back! So happy to see you again! Hope you have enjoyed your break from SFI.

At your absence a lot of exciting things have happened in our business. I'll be delighted to update you and help you get back on track.”

You may want to say something more from the heart, to make your homecoming Affiliate feel not only welcome but valued. This may also make the Affiliate regret the lost time and potential earnings lost.
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Your question is not only very interesting but very relevant.

For me, this is one of the most exciting parts of building a team.

Just when you are starting to despair about the many inactives and sleepers in your team, when most of them have been red-flagged, and and a few have opted out, and you are ready to give up on some, one or two of them suddenly log in and start to show activity.

Should you acknowledge this? Of course you should! The moment you notice
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Affiliate since: 04/13/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Andrew's 330 other Ask SC answers

Yes, definitely react.

Send them something like this:

Hello Firstname,

Wow, it's been a fair bit since you were last active but I kept a spot in my co-op warm for you but there is work to be done to earn it, and that work requires some training.

I was looking at your VP Ledger and see you have the following list of actions and Launchpad Modules left to complete. If studying is an issues I can help. We can chat on your choice of service and I'll answer all your questions as we do a simple lesson every day. I am here to make sure you get a strong start at SFI.

Once we get you to Executive Affiliate I would love to help add to your team with my advertising co-op and maybe even a couple reassignments from my currently active PSA.

With that the ball is in your court,

Your Full Name,
e-mail address
phone number
Facebook and/or Google Plus links.
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Yes, definitely react.

Send them something like this:

Hello Firstname,

Wow, it's been a fair bit since you were last active but I kept a spot in my co-op warm for you but there is work to be done to earn it, and that work requires some training.

I was looking at your VP Ledger and see you have the following list of actions and Launchpad Modules left to complete. If studying is an issues I can help. We can chat on your choice of service and I'll answer all
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Ronelle's 268 other Ask SC answers

Absolutely!!! They are still your PSA, and you want to welcome them back to online just like they had been here all along. If you included them in your weekly team letters, they won't be totally lost, just need to refresh their memory by reading Basics and LaunchPads.

And if they have come back after a long absence, it is not unreasonable to hope they will be ready to buckle down and build themselves a business!!!

Yes, by all means, welcome them back with open arms. Send an e-card, ask after their well-being, let them know you are glad to have them back on board!! Don't overdo it, just enough to let them really feel welcomed back.

Best wishes to your success:))...
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Absolutely!!! They are still your PSA, and you want to welcome them back to online just like they had been here all along. If you included them in your weekly team letters, they won't be totally lost, just need to refresh their memory by reading Basics and LaunchPads.

And if they have come back after a long absence, it is not unreasonable to hope they will be ready to buckle down and build themselves a business!!!

Yes, by all means, welcome them back with open arms. Send
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Affiliate since: 09/06/2011, Power Rank: 3 | Read BABU's 113 other Ask SC answers

Hello Friend,

There are many affiliates who gives up after a month or a few months of experimentation with SFI but after realizing the trustworthiness of the system and the effect of real income in SFI, they will come back for a second innings with SFI.

In that case, you should would certainly acknowledge their enthusiasm and willingness to work harder towards their progress because, now, they are more determined than earlier so as their sponsor, co-sponsor or upline leader, it is our duty to guide them systematically to achieve their goals and become successful.

You can again guide them from the scratch and explain all the goodness of the system and many windows of income opportunities in SFI in a systematic and simple manner.

Firstly, you should encourage them to retain their EA status every month to earn a commission in the system and its long term effects in their career with SFI. Moreover, you can also explain the positive effects of duplication and enrolling new members into their Team and make them active . I think, these two steps will surely make them more determined and will have all the good effects in their further growth.

Once they settle comfortably in the system, you can proceed and explain other avenues of income and also guide them to participate in other activities like PriceBender Auctions, Games, ASK SC, etc. etc. After that, you can narrate elaborately about the benefits of opening an ECA with TripleClicks and its unimaginable income growth.

Always do remember, the success never lies in the encouraging words only but the true effects of success and better results lies in the way we explain and convince the other party with sheer determination and self confidence to the fullest.

Wish you more success.

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Hello Friend,

There are many affiliates who gives up after a month or a few months of experimentation with SFI but after realizing the trustworthiness of the system and the effect of real income in SFI, they will come back for a second innings with SFI.

In that case, you should would certainly acknowledge their enthusiasm and willingness to work harder towards their progress because, now, they are more determined than earlier so as their sponsor, co-sponsor or upline leader,
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Affiliate since: 06/27/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Olawale's 109 other Ask SC answers

Hi Ovidio, acknowledge the re-appearance of your affiliate. If online, start a chat session with him/her immediately.

What to say?

1. Welcome your affiliate back and make him/her feel wanted;
2. Ask why he/she has not logged in for sometime now. From the statement you may understand the problem;
3. Continue to give relentless supports in form of assistance, encouragement and advice to your affiliate that will help him/her succeed:
a) Teach your affiliate on how to access, read and apply the training materials - Home page > Training menu.
b) Teach your affiliate on how to use the FORUM to ask questions about things new to him/her.
c) Explain the importance of talking to you and other upline members concerning his/her challenges.
d) If possible, give specific time of day he/she can meet you online if he/she like to talk with you one-on-one.
e) Right away, announce any motivation that you can offer to help him/her gain her footing;
4. Share you experiences when you just started and how you survived it.
5. Let your affiliate know that ONLY three things is required: dedication, hard work and and unremitting devotion:

A. DEDICATION:
i). Ethusiasms - Have a passion for that success you want.
ii) Perseverance - Never give up at any time, especially at the initial stage when it is likely for one to be discouraged.

B. HARD WORK:
i) Explore all avenue to make money in the business.
ii) Which area is he/she gifted; e.g. KOT, Pick the Price, ECA referral, TC referral etc. It should be used to hi/her advantage.

C. UNREMITTING DEVOTION:
i) Put in high degree of efforts commensurate with your future expectations always.
ii) He/she should not quit. Quitters don't win and winners don’t quit.

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Hi Ovidio, acknowledge the re-appearance of your affiliate. If online, start a chat session with him/her immediately.

What to say?

1. Welcome your affiliate back and make him/her feel wanted;
2. Ask why he/she has not logged in for sometime now. From the statement you may understand the problem;
3. Continue to give relentless supports in form of assistance, encouragement and advice to your affiliate that will help him/her succeed:
a) Teach your affiliate on
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