I have many affiliates in my genealogy that haven't been active for weeks. Should I just ignore them?
Never ignore your downline, remmeber in the sif rules of success, that being a team leader is called "committment" and also this is your business so if you hire someone to work for you and you see them not working what do you do?, because that individual is part of the key to your financial succes, that person is important to you and the business, try to do your part and send them encouragement to stay focused and then either they will or they will not.
Affiliate since: 02/01/2012, Power Rank: 99999999
I do not think you should outright ignore them. Occasionally keep in touch but work more with the affiliates who are active and show willingness to pursue the business. Keep your mind open, these inactive affiliates may someday wake up to try their hands at SFI and may need your help. Be ready to give them your support at all times, and drop a line or two once in a while.
Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999
Absolutely not! Keep doing what you've been doing until you see results. As you send emails to your geneology and groups, you'll find that some will never respond, but that doesn't mean to give up on them. As long as they haven't given up on you by removing themselves from your list, they may eventually see that you're for real and that you're still there for them and come around. So don't give up the faith.
You should not ignore them. I would suggest (and do!) sending TEAM mail each week along with everyone. It lets them know what is going on, gives advice, and makes them feel that they matter. I also email them personally every so often to ask if I could help in any way. You never know, it might be that one email that gets them active!
I laughed when you said WEEKS. I have two BTLs in my group - one since 2001 who has been active the whole time, and one since 2003, who was dormant for so long he was downgraded to a Triple Clicks member! Recently he became active again and immediately got involved and got back to EA, and then to BTL. So just because someone has not been active for a while doesn't mean they will never be active again. People leave SFI and try other programs, only to find out that they are not what they were expecting, and they come back because SFI is the real deal and pays reliably and is not a get-rich-quick scheme.
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I laughed when you said WEEKS. I have two BTLs in my group - one since 2001 who has been active the whole time, and one since 2003, who was dormant for so long he was downgraded to a Triple Clicks member! Recently he became active again and immediately got involved and got back to EA, and then to BTL. So just because someone has not been active for a while doesn't mean they will never be active again. People leave SFI and try other programs, only to find out that they are not what they were expecting,
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999
Hello there, These Affiliates are your Team workers and you need to keep in touch with them, I send messages to my team to encourage them and also ask what i can help with.Sometimes you can send a message but most of them will not respond, don't panic just do what you think will boost your Marketing Team.
NO,...never.. ever ignore any affiliate in your group,whether they have been inactive for a while or signed up and never got started. Set in your mind that every affiliate in your group is important to you.
Continue to communicate and encourage them as much as you can. You are always going to have inactive and 0 Verspoint affiliates in your group, so don't let it bother you. This is how it is.Just accept it and keep moving forward. As a sponsor, make sure that you stay in contact and always show genuine concern and interest toward them. One day, it is possible that they may finally get started , or decide to get back active, so be ready to support them when they do. As for now,focus on working with the active members and put your all in helping them be successful..
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NO,...never.. ever ignore any affiliate in your group,whether they have been inactive for a while or signed up and never got started. Set in your mind that every affiliate in your group is important to you.
Continue to communicate and encourage them as much as you can. You are always going to have inactive and 0 Verspoint affiliates in your group, so don't let it bother you. This is how it is.Just accept it and keep moving forward. As a sponsor, make sure that you stay in contact and
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999
NEVER give up on someone. Always send encouragement and give hints on how to do better. Remember, only they can decide if SFI is right for them. They may give up or they may finally decide to give it a shot. You don't make that decision for them.
Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999
I send a Team Mail through the Genealogy system once a week. Various VP generation topics are explored. If You have "inactive" affiliates, You might try using the filter
method to identify common characteristics, and send a special message to this group.
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The greatest feature of the genealogy report is you are able to filter and sort. I will always (include all) use my full genealogy when sending out a basic and informative mailer. One that touches base or highlights something new. As for affiliates who are not only inactive but less than responsive I apply filters. Usually once a month I will sort my team members and those who have not logged in for so long will get a mail. I have also made it a goal of mine to keep track a list of those who have yet to whitelist SFI. Once a month or maybe every two they will receive an email from me from outside SFI (as long as they have not chosen to opt out (this is very important you are not mailing them still if they have chosen so. It is SPAM and you can/will be ejected from SFI) Asking if they are in need of assistance, direction, etc and let them know that whitelisting, completing their profile and so on is a really good place to start. Some have responded, most have not. Yet. That is what I keep telling myself, until they give up on their own success I will not as well. After all, I am their sponsor; I will continue to treat them as part of my team until they choose otherwise
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The greatest feature of the genealogy report is you are able to filter and sort. I will always (include all) use my full genealogy when sending out a basic and informative mailer. One that touches base or highlights something new. As for affiliates who are not only inactive but less than responsive I apply filters. Usually once a month I will sort my team members and those who have not logged in for so long will get a mail. I have also made it a goal of mine to keep track a list of those
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