Is it better to provide prospects with only a brief overview of what SFI is about...or more lengthly, detailed information?

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Ana Tomljenovic, Aff (Serbia) Top Author Forum Guru 2/6/2015 1:07 am
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Hello Ana!

I think it is better to provide prospects with brief overview, because too much information can be a serious turnoff to them.

Think about how long it took you to fully understand the concept of SFI business. If you provide your prospects with detailed information about SFI there is no way they will understand any of it. Think about just the abbreviations we use here in SFI. Starting from our company's name to PSA, CSA, EA, EA2, PRM, MRP, ECA, TC, VP, BTL, STL, etc.
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Andrew Anderson, Aff (Arizona, US) Top Author Forum Guru 2/14/2015 1:43 am
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There is no one or the other, without both you will leave half your prospects out in the cold.

I see people talking about how much of a rush everyone is in and how they only have time for a short sales pitch, or if they want more information they'll sign up to find out more. ClickBank is an Affiliate Management Company that handles e-books and membership sites for most major sellers of these products and if you go through their listings you will be lucky to find 1 site out of 1 hundred
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, () Top Author Forum Guru 2/5/2015 4:29 pm
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Hi, Ana Mali?.

Do you think a "lengthy detailed information" will be retained by a prospect?

Are you sure, your prospect will have the time to listen to you for all the time it would take?

How would you prospect select from a lengthy presentation what will strike his interest and help him decide the way you hope he would?

A. With the above questions in mind, I prefer to

(i) give an overview, focusing on what might interest my prospect
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George E. McCallum Jr., Aff (Michigan, US) Top Author Forum Guru 2/6/2015 1:56 pm
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For a variety of reasons either way can be equally better because it depends on the situation and mode of communication. Other factors would include the individual to whom you are communicating, your knowledge about SFI and TripleClicks and your ability to communicate effectively by spoken and/or written/printed words.

You should be well prepared to provide both brief yet an effective amount of information or lengthy and detailed information. Open lines of communication is of key importance
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Olusola Idowu-Agida, Aff (Nigeria) Top Author Forum Guru 2/6/2015 11:43 am
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When recruiting, we should determine the type of affiliates we want. Some people are just interested in getting something online to meet their urgent financial needs. Some are interested in getting rich quick scheme. But there are others who are ready to toil to build leverage and residual income for themselves.

While it is not necessary, almost impossible to tell prospects about every information about SFI, yet some essential information should be provided to prepare the prospects before
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Mar Fajardo, Aff (Ontario, CA) Top Author Forum Guru 2/10/2015 7:59 pm
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The choice of presenting SFI between a brief overview and more lengthy detailed information before your prospects will depend on the situation.
If a prospect is inquiring about your SFI flyer advertisement posted in your community billboard, how would you respond?

When to provide prospects with only a brief overview about SFI?

- Depending on the situation, you can tell when a prospect is just curious or very much interested or serious in looking for home-based business
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Anton Pelevin, Aff (Pennsylvania, US) Top Author Forum Guru 2/9/2015 7:58 pm
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I believe there is no exact answer to this question.

If you have the opportunity to actually know your prospects, then you may well be able to decide what they would best want or need regarding the actual type and amount of information needed to make a decision to join SFI.

Some people are analytical and want lots of data. Others would get overwhelmed with this and really just need to trust that they are not being scammed and that this is a real business. The basics are best
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Rob Simpson, Aff (Texas, US) Top Author Forum Guru 2/9/2015 1:02 am
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Hi Ana!

Good question! I like to provide more detailed information. I have found that many people are drawn into SFI by the word "FREE" to join. And while this is true, we know the best, and quickest, way to grow an income with SFI is to set up a standing order - to make purchases to maintain EA2 (or Team Leader) status. Once people see this, they tend to run. So I try to be upfront, explaining the details - why a purchase is better - but also explaining how becoming
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Bhanoo Dajee, Aff (South Africa) Top Author Forum Guru 2/6/2015 12:03 am
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When talking to prospects be upfront and honest about what SFI is about. Start with the simple truth - SFI is a global business, founded by Gery Carson of Carson International 17 years ago. Be brief and to the point....

SFI SURE FUTURE INTERNATIONAL.
-is free to join
-provides all training
-investment is NOT mandatory
-lack of Internet knowledge WILL NOT be an obstacle to your success

SFI. Streams of Income
-Sales where you earn commissions
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Osaro Odiase, Aff (Ireland) Top Author Forum Guru 2/10/2015 4:37 pm
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My opinion has always been that there is no one size fits all when it comes to advertisement content or information. It may depend on the target audience, the medium for conveying the information and your intended objectives.

Targeting a general audience with no specific background known to you may require precise, attractive and very useful information. This is because you are not sure of the characteristic of the audience so you want to leave them to their open minds, so that they may
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