Make friends to make friends
If you try to make friends with people just to get their business, you will end up with little of both. I have many friends that do business with me, I also have many that don’t, but they all know what business I am in.
I do tell everybody what I’m up to, what products, services and so on that I offer, that’s just good business. However I don’t try to recruit them. Friends share with each other When they ask questions they express interest. I will then give them the info they are interested in, perhaps offer to show them my opportunity. But at their pace.
Do not try to ‘fire hose’ your friends.
Friends are too valuable.
If they have interest they will let you know.
Keep it Simple - Don’t Over analyze. I have found that it is easy to spend too much time thinking about what to do. ‘Just do something’.
A mentor of mine told me to use A - C - A - A
Action Take action, do something
Critique Look at the results. Preferably with sponsor / mentor
Adjust Make small adjustments, based on desired results.
Action Take action again. With these small adjustments.
This is simple, should be done frequently, only spend a few minutes on the critique, and don’t change too quickly.
Technology vs People Skills Having technological skills are important, no doubt. With sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Ning and dozens more, technology is easier to handle. However having people skills is immensely important, and often overlooked. You must develop leadership, and relationships to build a large, solid team.
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4. June 2009 at 9:24 am :
So many opportunities, so little time. Sorry but this was a bit confusing for me. I need to take more time to read everything. The word “downline” just freaks me out anymore as it relates to a new program. I prefer the term “Opt-In” does that make sense at all? I will be back to review your program in more detail. Meanwhile best wishes for a successful launch. All the best.
10. June 2009 at 5:29 pm :
I’ve been involved with Ad-Ventures going on 2 weeks…
First week I started with $10 and each week I’m planning to increase with $10, so I’m $20 invested. From my two weeks, I’ve earned $3.08 total. So technically I’m at $23.08.
So lets do the math…my 1st week with $10, I earned 0.20 cents which isn’t much to jump up and down about but here it is my 2nd week and now I’m over $3. So if you don’t see the potential, you have to see it now.
Literally week to week, earnings will only increase from simply letting it roll over. Does the average bank account let you draw that kind of interest on $20? You’re lucky if you get 0.05 cent, which isn’t even close to $3. I’m excited to say the least and will continue to share updates to hopefully get you involved.
Start a savings with only $10 or more, surf 25 sites a day, and you will see real results of a real savings that can be used on a rainy day. Never know when you may just need a back up savings account. Minimum pay out is $5 and from what I’m hearing, you have your funds when requested within hours.
Get on board, upgrade with what you can afford, surf, and earn. Its that simple. Any questions, tips, or suggestions, let me know. Thanks!
Andrea
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