article · October 2005
Is This Any Way to Win Friends and Influence People?
Ooh, I'm a wellness consultant! We market unique, patented, scientifically proven nutraceuticals, and blah, blah, blah...
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article · October 2005
Ooh, I'm a wellness consultant! We market unique, patented, scientifically proven nutraceuticals, and blah, blah, blah...
feature · December 2005
The only people making big income are going to be people who do the business on a full time basis or who have done it on a full time basis. That happens to be mostly the guys.
column · April 2006
Why don't we promote cross-company customers?
column · June 2006
One quack is the mad focus on recruiting. For years, it's been all about getting people to sell and recruit.
feature · November 2006
Flexibility. To build something part time from home when you're lucky enough to be supported by a mate during those years or you have another job.
article · June 2007
I never slow down in planting seeds and speaking with possibility seekers during the summer!
feature · August 2007
You have to wonder why anyone would do sales, which is not that easy to do, and network marketing which is even harder to do if you're not hungry for success.
article · May 2008
"Our unconscious mind, not our conscious mind drives how we respond to ads, brands and products and, ultimately, drives all our buying decisions. Customers don't really know why they buy what they buy, which is why traditional market research fall short."
feature · July 2008
Belief in yourself that you can flat out, "get it done" is the single most important factor in any Network Marketing business!
feature · September 2008
Expand your comfort zone and don't assume you know what people are thinking. You create value in your products or service based on the depth of the other persons need PLUS their level of desire to achieve a better result.
feature · November 2008
She said, "In the first month no one told me I was in the sales department. All they told me during my training was that people would call looking for a phone service and that I was to help them find what they needed and help them buy it."
feature · December 2008
But find a structured way to illustrate the need for your services and watch the resistance melt away.
feature · January 2009
This is one way to attract people to you. This is also how you attract people who will stay with you!
feature · February 2009
This is a typical example of the "You've got to do it in 3 minutes" type of training that takes a lot of time and effort, and yields very poor results for most Distributors! That is why this type of selling (conventional selling) is called a "numbers game".
feature · March 2009
Because by asking of the right questions at the right time (remember, one of the principles in Natural Selling), he created value in himself and what he represented, he involved me without telling me what I should do, and he showed respect by allowing me to come to my own natu…
feature · May 2010
Customers are the life blood of any business. In fact customers are the reason you are in business.
feature · May 2010
You have to understand that in network marketing the reason to retail is to recruit. That is your ultimate goal, to back customers into your business and make them distributors.
feature · May 2010
Because your residual income actually comes from the auto-shipment orders of your MLM products.
feature · May 2010
Now obviously the ideal situation would be 20,000 distributors who also “consume” and tell others who tell others and get more consumers and more distributors, True or True!
column · May 2010
Internal customer service means everybody supports everyone else in the organization. Develop mutual trust and support with your team members. Always have open and honest communication.
feature · May 2010
The first customer you ever land should be YOU. You should be your first customer and your best customer. Only by using the product and becoming a product of the product will you become passionate about your product.
column · May 2010
Developing outstanding customer service is a vigorous proposition that takes daily action and must be one of the cornerstone activities of your business.
feature · May 2010
That is being clear about exactly what kind of clients best serves your business, and knowing what kind of clients can you serve best.
feature · May 2010
A lot of distributors end up spending too much time chasing new business because many direct sellers don't understand that customer service is the core of business, not something that gets slapped onto the business as an afterthought.
feature · April 2011
The most common sabotage is the mistaken choice to "pre-judge" or decide for a person why they "would" or "would not" want your service!
feature · April 2011
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feature · April 2011
Whether our intent is to schedule a sales appointment, a group demonstration or an opportunity interview, all direct sellers must learn to effectively ask for what they want on a regular basis.
feature · April 2011
If you wait on business to knock on your door or to call you on the phone, you will spend a lonely spring while all around you is blooming. Get busy, get productive, get happy with the springtime ideas!
feature · September 2011
Network marketing is not just about selling products. It's about people. Helping people and building relationships with them, and the better your relationships, the more successful you will be.
feature · September 2011
Well guess what. YOU are not exempt from customer service with your network marketing business. You are required to deliver great customer service to your prospects and to your customers or they will do exactly as you would do... they'll go to your competition.
feature · September 2011
“Everything Counts” is a maxim that sends a powerful message. It means that you see every customer interaction as an opportunity to retain a valued customer, increase your value proposition, build loyalty, or strengthen a brand.
feature · September 2011
What REALLY impresses me about apple is the added benefits that are offered when you buy a computer or other product. They offer amazing training and support for only a few dollars per week and their CUSTOMER SERVICE is exceptional.
feature · September 2011
Cindy told me that the most important thing she does is LISTEN to what her customer has to say... all of it! She doesn’t interrupt. Through the years she has noticed that people mostly want someone to express their frustration to.
feature · September 2011
In fact, the most important re-engineering may have more to do with people than systems – or, to put it another way, the transformation may have to be more cultural than technological.
feature · September 2011
What I found most interesting in this conversation was we each had different perspectives. When we are delivering customer service it really doesn’t matter what the giver perceives rather what the receiver interprets.
feature · September 2011
“We really aren’t a moving company. We’re a customer service company that happens to move.” Know in your bones that you are a customer service company and your customers will feel the difference.
feature · September 2011
She studied with excellence as her goal and with a desire to embrace the tribes people with compassion and a desire to give them MORE than the service they required. She set herself above the rest by doing so and gained the respect and admiration of the tribe.
article · October 2011
Loyal customers keep coming back and spending more; they become powerful advocates for your cause. Enthusiastic customers make your work fun, enjoyable and purposeful. B2B should mean “Back to Basics”–a return to business fundamentals where it’s all about the customer.
feature · February 2012
By training these people who decide to join, they are leveraging out their own business by expanding it with others, and therefore in return for teaching others about the products and how to run their own home business… they receive a commission not only for that person’s effo…
feature · February 2012
I have learned through the years that the greatest communication problems occur when no communication takes place. One of Parkinson’s most important laws is that; “The lack of communication creates a void that is quickly filled with doubt, fear, anxiety, poison and innuendo.”
feature · February 2012
If that happens to your company story today, you will have just one result, lost customers.
feature · February 2012
Some marketing experts are predicting that social media is the future of advertising. Aside from a Super Bowl here and there, mass marketing will take a back seat to advertising that is personal, that is based on our lifestyle, our preferences and which groups we belong to. I…
feature · February 2012
Contrary to what many believe, the author of this article doesn’t feel that the best way to reach customers is through selling. It is through LISTENING! Network marketing is about finding a solution to a problem and trust me, there are plenty of problems out there to be solved…
column · February 2012
What I am saying is the acquisition of customers always develops a base of income that can be counted on.
feature · February 2012
The bottom line is this: Without customers, eventually there would be no company.
feature · April 2012
How can a person make sense out of purchasing product from themselves on a monthly basis if putting food on the table has become such a source of fear?
feature · February 2014
When you define your consumers, you can think like them and mimic their patterns to some degree.
feature · February 2014
List Building has been a foundational marketing principal, long before the Internet
feature · February 2014
Business Retention Needs To Be Your Focus
feature · February 2014
What potential buyers want to know is: How will reading this book improve my business? How will it bring me more customers? How will it solve my problems?
feature · February 2014
Sometimes it’s just LISTENING to what the prospective customer says they want. And giving it to them!
feature · February 2014
One half of the success formula is having customers who are willing to buy a product or service on a monthly basis. The other half of the formula is to have a product or service they are actually willing to buy.
column · February 2014
In these 40 years the most successful business had the most customers. I found that the most successful businesses were the ones that we put our customer FIRST!
feature · February 2014
This is our business model. That’s why it’s called, NETWORK Marketing! It’s created through duplication!
technology · March 2014
Mobile tech has changed the way that businesses are defining themselves and how they are marketing to their audiences.
article · July 2014
If we knew what kept people in even when they’re not making much yet, wouldn’t that be useful information?
column · November 2017
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