QA040 How Do I Stop My Prospects From Sponsor Shopping

Hi, it’s Jackie Ulmer and welcome to show 40  in the Q and A edition of the Street Smart Wealth, Profit in Your PJs Podcast

 

Show notes can be found at JackieUlmer.com/QA040

 

 

Along with the amazing resources the Internet brought us in terms of expanding our reach and sponsoring people we have never even met face to face, it also create a situation called “Sponsor Shopping”, something that seldom occurred before the internet.

 

 

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Today’s question is….

 

How to a make my Network Marketing prospects from the Internet interested in joining me and not someone else?

 

 

Thanks Amir Izaq Hakkim, for another great question that I am sure many have.

 

 

ANSWER

 

 

 

Do a personal inventory.

 

What is your benefit statement.

 

Be prepared to let them know what they can expect from you, should they join you.

 

Ask them - what’s important to you in your Network Marketing sponsor?

 

Provide good follow up - share Don’t story with Darren.

 

Be consistent online, so you stay top of mind.

 

And, at the end of the day, you’ll win some and lose some. I have. IT’s okay, let it go. Don’t be afraid to ask what you might have done better, or different. 

 

You’ll find the right ones for you!

 

 

Show notes - JackieUlmer.com/QA040

 

Good luck in your business

 

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Until next time - remember this - Hesitation Never Cashed a Check!