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Leaders’ Tip As a Leader, you should be making a welcome phone call to every new distributor in your team, and encourage all others in the sponsorship line to do the same to each new person. There are so many benefits to this: – a different voice who they can create synergy and rapport with; – tips and advice; – helps the new person feel a sense of belonging and part of something special; – makes them realise there’s plenty of support and a totally different working environment to anything they’ve experienced before. I think this approach increases retention considerably and it is something I have used and taught regularly in my business and when speaking abroad.
Wes Linden (79 Network Marketing Tips: For Fast-Track Success)
Getting visitors to your networking events Experience taught me that working hard to find visitors for the group was also very good for building up goodwill within the group. Whether it was calling or texting local business owners, speaking to people I came into contact with during the course of my week, or watching local Facebook groups and reaching out to people who were running small businesses, I found that putting this extra effort in really did increase my influence in the group. Naturally, if the person saw value in joining the group, they would be grateful to you for the
Wes Linden (Win The Room: How to become a ‘go to’ person to achieve network marketing success, using simple principles from business networking)
You need to build a brand as someone who is believable, approachable, trustworthy, honourable and well-valued within the chapter. Strive to become the best connector in the room, unconditionally. See who you can refer as often as you can. During my most active networking days, I would ask the customers
Wes Linden (Win The Room: How to become a ‘go to’ person to achieve network marketing success, using simple principles from business networking)
Under der linden an der heide, dâ unser zweier bette was, Dâ muget ir vinden schône beide gebrochen bluomen unde gras. Vor dem walde in einem tal, tandaradei, schône sanc diu nahtegal. Ich kam gegangen zuo der ouwe: dô was mîn friedel komen ê. Dâ wart ich empfangen, hêre frouwe, daz ich bin saelic iemer mê. Kuster mich? wol tûsentstunt: tandaradei, seht wie rôt mir ist der munt. Dô het er gemachet alsô rîche von bluomen eine bettestat. Des wirt noch gelachet inneclîche, kumt iemen an daz selbe pfat. Bî den rôsen er wol mac, tandaradei, merken wâ mirz houbet lac. Daz er bî mir laege, wessez iemen (nu enwelle got!), sô schamt ich mich. Wes er mit mir pflaege, niemer niemen bevinde daz, wan er und ich. Und ein kleinez vogellîn: tandaradei, daz mac wol getriuwe sîn.
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