Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

How much I spend on my SFI/Triple? Answer to this question is basically how much each affiliate desires to grow their business.

I promised myself at the beginning that I would spend minimum of one hour daily. Sometimes it takes more than an hour.

Each day I will do of course my To-Do-List. I pay particular to my movers tab see who actively making effort and progress and answer their questions.
Answering questions on the Ask SC, forum reading, answering questions from my team.

Also setting up time for my advertising using various source (safe listing, traffic exchanges, etc) each week.

Writing Newsletters also take some time each week to prepare.

Some do a lot more than just the tasks I just mentioned.

To give a specific time each day to work on your SFI task is more of a personal matter for each affiliate. My personal feelings would be at least a minimum of one hour per day would be great.

Hope this response helps some

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How much I spend on my SFI/Triple? Answer to this question is basically how much each affiliate desires to grow their business.

I promised myself at the beginning that I would spend minimum of one hour daily. Sometimes it takes more than an hour.

Each day I will do of course my To-Do-List. I pay particular to my movers tab see who actively making effort and progress and answer their questions.
Answering questions on the Ask SC, forum reading, answering questions from
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Affiliate since: 08/29/2023, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Osaro's 206 other Ask SC answers

SFI is basically where you grow and nurture a team while TripleClicks (TC) is where the real e-commerce takes place; buying and selling. However, there is inherent danger in actually trying to separate both because one complements the other.

Personally, I do not advocate you have specified time for each but that you deal with both as business interests that are dynamic in nature. For example are you going to stop work on promoting TC products because you have reached the allocated time even when there are several new and promising products and initiatives that are introduced every minute or are you going to spend all your time monitoring TC in order to attend to the dynamic nature and put work on SFI in jeopardy?

The answer is no, so you need to attend to issues as they arise or become necessary, depending on your priority or strategy in building a successful SFI business. For example an affiliate who is well experience in marketing and e-commerce may want to concentrate and spend more in TC involving marketing, while another well experienced affiliate marketer may spend more on SFI building an active team involving training and communication.The extend and time necessary to train and communicate depends on the needs and requirements of your team members.

Having said this, there are affiliates like my self who concentrate and spend time on working SFI and promoting TC because they are interwoven and inseparable to building an embracing and successful SFI and TC business. For example what is the hype of having a team if not to promote and patronize TC which is the oil that lubricates SFI as a globally recognised and successful business.
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SFI is basically where you grow and nurture a team while TripleClicks (TC) is where the real e-commerce takes place; buying and selling. However, there is inherent danger in actually trying to separate both because one complements the other.

Personally, I do not advocate you have specified time for each but that you deal with both as business interests that are dynamic in nature. For example are you going to stop work on promoting TC products because you have reached the allocated time
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Affiliate since: 01/30/2010, Power Rank: 8 | Read Scott's 63 other Ask SC answers

Because I have a full time job, I only have a limited number of hours in a day that I can devote to SFI.

So, I allocate my time first by marketing as much as I can. Without affiliates or customers, I have no business to run. So marketing is number one in time spent.

Number 2 is answering any questions affiliates have, although if they don't ask, I won't have to spend as much time doing that. But communication is vitally important, so I make sure that my weekly emails try to give as many ideas to my downline on how they can improve their business, or what new things in SFI have arrived that they should know about.

Third, I make sure that I log in everyday and find out what is going in SFI, especially with the Alerts tab and the Forum.

New information and ideas pop up all the time, so I want to make sure I am informed, so that I can let my downline know about them. If they don't have the time, at least I can help them out if I keep up to date.
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Because I have a full time job, I only have a limited number of hours in a day that I can devote to SFI.

So, I allocate my time first by marketing as much as I can. Without affiliates or customers, I have no business to run. So marketing is number one in time spent.

Number 2 is answering any questions affiliates have, although if they don't ask, I won't have to spend as much time doing that. But communication is vitally important, so I make sure that my weekly emails try to
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Affiliate since: 07/05/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Lazar's 69 other Ask SC answers

I allocate my time all over the day.Piece by piece.


I would say that % of certain activities depends on status you are at the moment.If you look by percentage,in my case it would be communications 20%,marketing 30%,training 50%.And I am EA2.

But while I was EA and AFF main focus was on training:communications 10%,marketing 10% and training 80%.

While I believe when you are team leader (e.g. BTL or higher),then it gets different:communications 50% (including training others to follow your steps - process of duplication),marketing 40%,training 10%.


Like I said,I divide my allocated time for SFI and Trippleclicks all over the day.At the beginning of day communications has it most,together with marketing.Answering questions of my downline,helping them overcome problems plus doing marketing.

During the day I also do some marketing and at the evening training (reading,reading,reading) plus little chatting online with team members and setting plans for the next day or next week.


If you do smart division of activities on SFI along the day you'll feel relaxed doing this job and you will do it with love.
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I allocate my time all over the day.Piece by piece.


I would say that % of certain activities depends on status you are at the moment.If you look by percentage,in my case it would be communications 20%,marketing 30%,training 50%.And I am EA2.

But while I was EA and AFF main focus was on training:communications 10%,marketing 10% and training 80%.

While I believe when you are team leader (e.g. BTL or higher),then it gets different:communications 50% (including
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Affiliate since: 10/01/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nimo's 381 other Ask SC answers

As I do not have a 'standard' job I am able to work on my SFI business every day - 40 hrs a week. This however is changing soon due to family circumstances. Obviously I will need to adjust my schedules.

This is what I am currently doing:

Every day - 7 days a week, I spend 2 hours on my standard daily SFI activities. Thats 14 hours a week - actioning my 'to do list', contacting My Movers, checking and responding to my SFI messages, sending out streams and newsletters, contacting and welcoming new PSAs and CSAs - any matters needing urgent action. I do these in the evenings as the official SFI day starts in the evening in my country.

The remaining 26 other hours a week I spend on my SFI business are divided at 50% on Promotion, 20% on Research, 20% on Training, 10% on Others.
- 'Promotion' is divided between SFI and TripleClicks on a month on month off basis - alternating
- 'Research' is looking at online trends, events local and international that might affect my business, looking for promotional niches & site & ideas & methods etc..
- 'Training' is refreshing myself with launchpads lesson, the internet course, learning promotional tools SFI internal and external, learning promotional methods etc..
- 'Others' - well this is play time. I play the Eager Zebra games and have fun with the other games etc..
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As I do not have a 'standard' job I am able to work on my SFI business every day - 40 hrs a week. This however is changing soon due to family circumstances. Obviously I will need to adjust my schedules.

This is what I am currently doing:

Every day - 7 days a week, I spend 2 hours on my standard daily SFI activities. Thats 14 hours a week - actioning my 'to do list', contacting My Movers, checking and responding to my SFI messages, sending out streams and newsletters, contacting
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Affiliate since: 01/14/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Juanita's 94 other Ask SC answers

I allocate at least an hour to SFI each day. But usually it is more. I can actually stay 6 to 8 hours online in a day when not busy.

My routine is as follows:

The first thing I do is click on the red tabs.

Read on the news and the forum as well. Sometimes I also get to participate in the forum when there are interesting posts.

Do some marketing and advertising with the least is sending at least 10 e-cards to prospects. And offline I do send out some x-cards as well.

Then when I am in TripleClicks, i do participate at least in a game of Knockout Trivia, Time Machine, Goldstreak and T-Time.

On a weekly basis, I send out letters to PSAs and CSAs. But whenever there is an alert for a milestone for my CSAs and PSAs, I do greet them in the stream and send them e-cards as well.

When there are new Ask SC alert questions, I do allocate additional time to respond to some that I can relate to, just like this question.

On a monthly basis, I do the monthly actions due of me.


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I allocate at least an hour to SFI each day. But usually it is more. I can actually stay 6 to 8 hours online in a day when not busy.

My routine is as follows:

The first thing I do is click on the red tabs.

Read on the news and the forum as well. Sometimes I also get to participate in the forum when there are interesting posts.

Do some marketing and advertising with the least is sending at least 10 e-cards to prospects. And offline I do send out some
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Affiliate since: 07/05/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nafisa's 286 other Ask SC answers

We are aware that the most important part of SFI is to have active PSAs and that referrals on TripleClicks is as useful to build your commissions so I would maximise my time in finding active PSAs. CSAs are usually rewarded by SFI so we need not focus on them as an urgent priority but finding PSAs who will become active is a definite pre-requisite to you becoming successful.

After duplication follows TripleClicks and marketing your products through various mediums which I shall not get into at this time.

You must also devote a certain percentage of your time to your PSAs, to work with them, answer their queries and be a motivational support for them to move forward. This is as important as finding new PSAs!

There are various other areas within your business that require your attention and that help you boost your income. With the recent changes and advent of new games in Eager Zebra, this should not be neglected. Work around contests and games that you are good at and that will benefit your business and you will learn. Participate also in contests that your upline organises.

The Forum, the learning references and lessons that are so valuable in your progress. Reading the tools that are on your homepage and reinforcing the concept of your business is a valuable component of both SFI and TripleClicks.


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We are aware that the most important part of SFI is to have active PSAs and that referrals on TripleClicks is as useful to build your commissions so I would maximise my time in finding active PSAs. CSAs are usually rewarded by SFI so we need not focus on them as an urgent priority but finding PSAs who will become active is a definite pre-requisite to you becoming successful.

After duplication follows TripleClicks and marketing your products through various mediums which I shall not get
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Affiliate since: 01/21/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read William's 32 other Ask SC answers

I always start with my To-Do list and then move on to communication with my team! Then I move on to the Forum and checkout a new subject each day! I recommend rereading the SFI BASICS and LAUNCHPAD daily, one lesson each day! Every read through brings me new insight and resolve! I then spend a few minutes on the Eager Zebra Games and check out the days Auctions. I then spend some time on my advertising for online and live recruits. I am setting up a Informational Coffee Meeting with my sponsor that end.
I use the S-Builder co-op and purchase PSA's TO Go and others as well to round out my team.
But learning and connecting with my team is where I put my main focus and time!
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I always start with my To-Do list and then move on to communication with my team! Then I move on to the Forum and checkout a new subject each day! I recommend rereading the SFI BASICS and LAUNCHPAD daily, one lesson each day! Every read through brings me new insight and resolve! I then spend a few minutes on the Eager Zebra Games and check out the days Auctions. I then spend some time on my advertising for online and live recruits. I am setting up a Informational Coffee Meeting with my sponsor that
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

I treat SFI/TripleClicks as I would any other job.

I have set aside certain hours each day that I devote solely to SFI/TripleClicks. I have tried to organize myself as best as possible so that I can get the most out of each day. A typical day for me is as follows:

1.Login to SFI and do my dailies. I will multitask while I am doing my dailies; for example when “checking out the latest items at TripleClicks”, I will also look for any messages that I may have there. I will make note of them for follow up after I am done with my dailies.

2.Read any messages and reply as needed. Even when I am done with my SFI work for the day, I will check for new messages, and reply as needed.

3.I try to spend at least an hour a day on marketing. I have a list of places to advertise and I have broken that list so I work on different sites each day. I have found that this is easier than trying to work on the whole list each day.

4.Perform website maintenance which entails just making sure my site is performing as it should and keeping information up to date.

5.Traffic exchanges: I do my traffic exchanges separate from my normal SFI. Since most of the exchanges that I use require me to do some “surfing”, I do this while we are watching TV in the evening. This makes it a much less boring job.

6.Once a week I send out a team newsletter which includes training tips, ideas I have tried, etc. I update my leadership page blog at the same time. I keep it simple, as I don’t want to overwhelm any team member.

The exact time I spend each day varies as I may spend more time working than just my “allotted” hours.

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I treat SFI/TripleClicks as I would any other job.

I have set aside certain hours each day that I devote solely to SFI/TripleClicks. I have tried to organize myself as best as possible so that I can get the most out of each day. A typical day for me is as follows:

1.Login to SFI and do my dailies. I will multitask while I am doing my dailies; for example when “checking out the latest items at TripleClicks”, I will also look for any messages that I may have there. I will
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Affiliate since: 07/04/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sean's 17 other Ask SC answers

Ok a few answers for a few questions first I spend most of my time on my SFI affiliate home page. I do go to to TC to play games sometimes and I also always check out and post the daily deals to my social networks but I tend to focus on the team building and not the sales at first. I figure I have s-builder as one of my ad campaigns so that can and has already brought be in a PRM so I can use the rest of my resources to recruit a downline for SFI.

Most of my time is devoted to marketing in the whole as I use many different forms outside of those offered by SFI. I am constantly visiting sites I use and changing strategies till I find one that works at a particular place. These activities take up the bulk of the time I use for my SFI business.

As far as training goes I tend to take a lax position on this as I am of the mind that I learn better by doing and not by being told. Don't get me wrong I do offer tips when I get new PSA's and direct them towards good places on the SFI site to read up on the business and marketing strategies that are offered. However, aside from that unless they ask me specifically for help I tend to take a back seat and just watch to see how they are doing.

I always communicate at least once a week with some kind of tip and other info. In this I include a link to my leadership page where I keep a blog as well to my actual blog on making money online so they can see the new stuff I found for their. If there is any news such as the Fast Track that I believe is applicable to building a better SFI business I include a link to that as well. I also send out Ecards as stated above in the training explanation to all new members that I get in PSA's and CSA's.

I hope this has helped out a bit.
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Ok a few answers for a few questions first I spend most of my time on my SFI affiliate home page. I do go to to TC to play games sometimes and I also always check out and post the daily deals to my social networks but I tend to focus on the team building and not the sales at first. I figure I have s-builder as one of my ad campaigns so that can and has already brought be in a PRM so I can use the rest of my resources to recruit a downline for SFI.

Most of my time is devoted to marketing
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