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

Frankly, with all respect to all traditional efforts done, to convince the giving up affiliate, as regular contacts, promotions, training, encouraging, advice, etc.

1. If I am his sponsor, nothing would be more convincing than telling him a short true story about the time when I have started to earn money and the different related figures. This matter would excite him, for sure, to proceed. He has received a real proof then. It is a fact.

2. For a sponsor who has not such a privilege having no earnings yet, it would be
an option to provide a success story referring to a successful upline,
I recommend.



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Frankly, with all respect to all traditional efforts done, to convince the giving up affiliate, as regular contacts, promotions, training, encouraging, advice, etc.

1. If I am his sponsor, nothing would be more convincing than telling him a short true story about the time when I have started to earn money and the different related figures. This matter would excite him, for sure, to proceed. He has received a real proof then. It is a fact.

2. For a sponsor who has not such
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Affiliate since: 12/03/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Leander's 4 other Ask SC answers

There's two statements that I use in my business. "Never Beg a Person to Join your Business." & "Never Beg a Person to stay in your Business."

If you were a good sponsor, you would have given this person all of the information they needed to become successful.

There's too many fish in the Stream, to worry about the one that got away. Maybe in the future that person will come back more determined to become successful with SFI.

Affiliate since: 04/05/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read BAH JULES SIDOINE's 28 other Ask SC answers

I think this question is crucial to the smooth running of a business. In my humble opinion, there are several reasons to want to push an affiliate abandon the business in which he freely undertook. To solve the problem, we must first seek the reasons that pushes affiliated with abandon. The question may want to give up because at the sight of how IFC, he finds it difficult to succeed in this business because it requires a lot of time and money and this is one of the real reasons for the discouragement of the affiliate and abandonment following. There are times when the affiliate is not at all serious in all his everyday life. In such a situation, it will be difficult to change because it will take nothing seriously, whatever the arguments you propose to convince him to stay. In this case, do not waste your time with such a person. In all cases you should try through the media to deter affiliate business by dropping the arguments based on his own experience to SFI. And if the member wants to be truly successful it will return with good intentions, but otherwise let it take its decision. This should never do is give false arguments compel the business to remain affiliated costs. Must submit the SFI compensation plan. You can also give him a precise and succinct summary of the procedure of IFC and its operation. Indeed, many affiliates give up because they do not know where to start with a ton of documentation they find on the site. One more thing, for those affiliates who do not speak English, it will mean that their language should not be a handicap to their progress in this business. After that get them to use translation tools such as Google Translate to solve this problem. It should also convey our enthusiasm and faith in this business. What we must remember ultimately it is you have to be diplomatic in our strategy of persuasion say what is true, try to find the reasons for the abandonment, find answers to these and leave all the freedom to affiliate to stay or not to stay in business. In any event, following our approach, if you are sure you have done everything they could to convince the affiliate, this is essential! I hope I have tried to help solve this thorny problem by my modest contribution.
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I think this question is crucial to the smooth running of a business. In my humble opinion, there are several reasons to want to push an affiliate abandon the business in which he freely undertook. To solve the problem, we must first seek the reasons that pushes affiliated with abandon. The question may want to give up because at the sight of how IFC, he finds it difficult to succeed in this business because it requires a lot of time and money and this is one of the real reasons for the discouragement
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Affiliate since: 02/21/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Josef & Anita's 6 other Ask SC answers

Thanks for the question
I would ask why the affiliate he has problems.
Furthermore, ask what his goal.
Then discuss how to get to this goal.
Create a plan for his goal.
Help its target of 1500 to achieve VP.
Yes and a lot of praise when he has done his job well.
"You have to feed a cow, then you'll get milk"
Josef

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

We can only give hope to such people, some times they got double minded whether this system is real or spam.Because most of online businesses are scam on the internet, they promise for different things but have nothing.
we can convince these people by giving them examples from our up line, leaders who are in SFI from long time ago & very successful in their life's.Always stat with example.

Affiliate since: 12/13/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read John's 10 other Ask SC answers

The best option is to show them some successful results & suggest a real, time-line that they may achieve the same sort of results, a convincing argument along these lines should inspire them & dispel any anxieties that may be shackling they`re efforts.
Being a fact of life that only some of us are capable of working in such an independent environment, there will always be some whom decide to opt-out.

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

I think it is very easy for new members to be overwhelmed when they first enter SFI. First of all I would try to find out why they are thinking of giving up, then you have a good idea where to direct your help.

If the reason is lack of understanding, help them to stick to the basics first of all and ensure they keep it simple, by just visiting SFI each day and doing the basics, whilst learning gradually from places like the launchpad and SFI Basics. Let them know that everyone felt the way they did at first and that this business is certainly a gradual learning process - AND that people progress at different speeds, so not to be put off if their particular process is going to take longer than others who appear to be steaming ahead.

Explain to them the best ways of helping them to grow their business if they can afford to invest a little money, i.e., standing orders for S-Builder Co-ops, TCredits and IAHBE.

And I think most importantly, tell them they are not alone in this business. I have had so much help from my upline that I feel I know some of them as friends, even though I have never met them and we don't even live in the same countries.


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I think it is very easy for new members to be overwhelmed when they first enter SFI. First of all I would try to find out why they are thinking of giving up, then you have a good idea where to direct your help.

If the reason is lack of understanding, help them to stick to the basics first of all and ensure they keep it simple, by just visiting SFI each day and doing the basics, whilst learning gradually from places like the launchpad and SFI Basics. Let them know that everyone felt the
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Affiliate since: 01/29/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Adriana's 20 other Ask SC answers

You can do it as a second job, and it can Also work as a major.
Integrate a number of things in one place: the network, sales and TC shop.
You can start building your network, be a vendor or bring people to sell.
Who got to perform part of the work you will be properly paid.
If someone is after all this is not a video option for success in this business, OInd do not waste more time with them, to work with Those Who are working So no worries after referring. So all these huge compensation plans along with a few more extra can give true financial freedom within a few years. And fortunately the key to maximizing the gains all of these are building a team of good quality. So just continue to work towards to achieve all the benefits mentioned above. It is helpful then it is sometimes difficult to convince people
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You can do it as a second job, and it can Also work as a major.
Integrate a number of things in one place: the network, sales and TC shop.
You can start building your network, be a vendor or bring people to sell.
Who got to perform part of the work you will be properly paid.
If someone is after all this is not a video option for success in this business, OInd do not waste more time with them, to work with Those Who are working So no worries after referring. So all these huge compensation
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Affiliate since: 01/25/2013, Power Rank: 603 | Read Gregan's 2 other Ask SC answers

Notice the signs first

1. If this affiliate as zero VP and/or never respond to you, simply leave them alone.

2. If it’s a responsive affiliate then try find out the reason because you may or may not be able to do anything about it.

The main reason for quitting was recently discuss in the forum by Gery, take time out to visit that post at
https://www.sfimg.com/forum?/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=17658&p=76793#p76793

Here are all the reasons they gave for opting out:

Don't Understand Program 23.3%
No Time 23.2%
I Changed my Mind 12.8%
Not What I Expected 7.2%
Too Much Email 6.1%
No Credit Card 4.7%
Conflict of Interest 3.7%
No reason given 3.5%
Personal or Health Issues 2.9%
I Feel I was Misled 2.3%
Don't Like System or Products 2.2%
Skeptical of Validity/Legality 1.7%
Costs 1.7%
Lack of Results 1.3%
Don't Have Needed Skills 1.1%
Lack of Support or Training 1.0%
I Don't Remember Signing Up 0.9%
Couldn't Access SFI Website(s) 0.2%

As you can see, only a few you can really do something about. So once you discover the reason then you are better able to provide assistance

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Notice the signs first

1. If this affiliate as zero VP and/or never respond to you, simply leave them alone.

2. If it’s a responsive affiliate then try find out the reason because you may or may not be able to do anything about it.

The main reason for quitting was recently discuss in the forum by Gery, take time out to visit that post at
https://www.sfimg.com/forum?/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=17658&p=76793#p76793

Here are all the reasons they
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

If somebody loses confidence in SFI it's unfortunately most due to being unsuccessful and feeling unsupported by their sponsor. I believe that the fact you are informed about your affiliate considering giving up is really a cry for some personal attention and guidance. By making an effort to come across as a personally involved sponsor as opposed to a highly successful,unreachable example, you can help someone stay on course.
Keep it personal and be grateful that you are given another opportunity. It's just as possible to simply Opt Out.

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If somebody loses confidence in SFI it's unfortunately most due to being unsuccessful and feeling unsupported by their sponsor. I believe that the fact you are informed about your affiliate considering giving up is really a cry for some personal attention and guidance. By making an effort to come across as a personally involved sponsor as opposed to a highly successful,unreachable example, you can help someone stay on course.
Keep it personal and be grateful that you are given another opportunity.
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