Prospecting Principles
If you don’t prospect, you don’t sponsor!
By David NelsonFrom the monthly archive
June 2014
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If you don’t prospect, you don’t sponsor!
By David NelsonPick one success habit, like calling a new recruit everyday, helping one key team member get a sale and a check, lining up new prospects and presenting to them.
By Robert SheminPssst. I have a secret for you. Are you ready for this? It’s not about the leads!
By Steve DaileyThe real lesson here is that you should try to promote your business inexpensively by creatively getting your name, products, services and opportunity in front of qualified prospects.
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterSo 2 post a day are ideal for most businesses unless you have some type of special or promotion going on.
By Dale CalvertThe most important fact of marketing is not the heavy budget but the way that we optimize the usage of these tools to provide us an influx of new clients and a steady stream of income.
By David FeinsteinLeaders show up when their names are searched on the Internet and the best way I know to become a guest on all the venues I mentioned above is to take my father’s advice: WRITE A BOOK!
By Julie Ziglar NormanOne night at the factory, I distinctly remember having one of those “Aha!” moments when I realized that I had been following someone else’s plan for my life.
By Bob Schwartz"If I had it to do all over again, rather than build an old style type of business I would have started building a network marketing business."
By Robert KiyosakiFrom now on when you read a book, make the author your mentor and always read with your pen in your hand.
By Charlie JonesSo my admonition learn some multiple skills, or should we say, back-up skills for the 21st Century and no better place to learn them than in what your already doing now.
By Jim RohnAnd I was. I was rolling in self doubt paralyzed by the “I need to know everything before I get started” syndrome.
By Ted HenryYour decision to COMMIT collapses potential on the side of SUCCESS!
By Mary K WeinhagenAND if you are passionate about your business, the company you represent and the products and services that you offer, it will be so apparent people will naturally want to know more.
By George MadiouIf communications got better; if communications got fast; if communications got cheaper; would you do it?
By Bill Ganz