Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Since IAHBE was informational, I don't believe there is anything else comparable to replace it. The Internet Income Course in SFI would be an excellent choice, but it's available to us FOR FREE:))! That's Grand!!

Next choice, in my opinion, would be PSAs to go, if you have the budget to buy enough monthly to give you 1500VPs or more.

Remember - no one is REQUIRED to buy anything(!!) at SFI to maintain their status! On the other hand, it makes things much quicker and simpler to proceed if you CAN spend some money.

The choice can only be made by the individual...
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Since IAHBE was informational, I don't believe there is anything else comparable to replace it. The Internet Income Course in SFI would be an excellent choice, but it's available to us FOR FREE:))! That's Grand!!

Next choice, in my opinion, would be PSAs to go, if you have the budget to buy enough monthly to give you 1500VPs or more.

Remember - no one is REQUIRED to buy anything(!!) at SFI to maintain their status! On the other hand, it makes things much quicker and simpler
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Recruit as many ECAs and PRMs as you can.

You get commission from your ECA's sales for as long as you and they are with SFI.

When your PRMs buy products, you get the commission from their purchases as well as the SVPs, as long as that PRM has not become an affiliate (also under you!). If your PRM becomes an affiliate, you will still make income from them, just differently.

Suggestions for your success!:))...

Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Actually, I think you could find successful PSAs in both groups.

Retirees might be a little restricted on available cash; benefits could be their life experiences in dealing with the public. Many factors would have bearing, including: their career field, skills acquired, how computer-savvy they are.

Homemakers likewise could be financially challenged, might have children that are still young enough to require constant attention. Those with school-age children might have more time available. They also might be more tech-savvy than retirees.

Overall, in my opinion, I believe both groups have enough benefits to balance drawbacks, therefore, advertise to both!

Hope this perspective helps...
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Actually, I think you could find successful PSAs in both groups.

Retirees might be a little restricted on available cash; benefits could be their life experiences in dealing with the public. Many factors would have bearing, including: their career field, skills acquired, how computer-savvy they are.

Homemakers likewise could be financially challenged, might have children that are still young enough to require constant attention. Those with school-age children might have more
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Keep your posts popping up routinely on as many social sites as you can!:) Twitter is a good one, posts are small and quick to do. Put your "share-its" out on FaceBook. Join Pinterest, keep posting.

Start a blog, short, sweet, simple. Talk about all the benefits of TripleClicks - cool store, auctions, music... All the things you can buy. Put pictures of items, especially on Pinterest.

NEVER put anything negative anywhere!! Let your words always be filled with happy excitement. Tell about your awards, new milestones you've reached, etc.

And, of course, end with your links.

Happy excitement raises curiosity, you will at least get lookers, but that's ok, because they will talk to their friends, too!

Pretty soon, everybody knows about our wonderful SFI/TripleClicks!!:)

Good luck to you...
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Keep your posts popping up routinely on as many social sites as you can!:) Twitter is a good one, posts are small and quick to do. Put your "share-its" out on FaceBook. Join Pinterest, keep posting.

Start a blog, short, sweet, simple. Talk about all the benefits of TripleClicks - cool store, auctions, music... All the things you can buy. Put pictures of items, especially on Pinterest.

NEVER put anything negative anywhere!! Let your words always be filled with happy
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Play all the games: Time Machine, at least 30/mo., pays off in TCredits. PickthePrice, as many as you can afford, at 1/bid, pays off in TCredits.

Auctions: 1 TC/bid, earns 5 or 10 MRPs/bid (with which you could buy more TCs), and 1 AVP per bid when auction is over.

TConnect: Have your garage sale at 1TC/listing. Remember to set price of items to sell, but incorporate some $$ in price to cover shipping costs. Decide, and post accordingly, whether or not you will only ship within your own country.

These are off the top of my head thoughts on how best to spend TCs monthly. They can also be used to purchase items within TripleClicks.

Best luck to you:)...
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Play all the games: Time Machine, at least 30/mo., pays off in TCredits. PickthePrice, as many as you can afford, at 1/bid, pays off in TCredits.

Auctions: 1 TC/bid, earns 5 or 10 MRPs/bid (with which you could buy more TCs), and 1 AVP per bid when auction is over.

TConnect: Have your garage sale at 1TC/listing. Remember to set price of items to sell, but incorporate some $$ in price to cover shipping costs. Decide, and post accordingly, whether or not you will only ship within
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Basically, the same procedures you would use for attracting new PSAs.

You need to advertise, concentrating on TripleClicks sales as opposed to SFI affiliateship. Focus on the excellent products, games, and the auctions.

I would advertise somewhat separately for the different sections of TC as not all will want to shop, or play games, or bid auctions. I would recommend a separate set of ads and blog posts for each different part.

Emphasize the free joining, great products for health and well-being, fashions, jewelry, electronics....

Expand a bit on the games, pointing out differences so you will appeal to more players in each ad.

Definitely point out some of the awesome items on the auction block daily.

Hope these ideas help!!:))...
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Basically, the same procedures you would use for attracting new PSAs.

You need to advertise, concentrating on TripleClicks sales as opposed to SFI affiliateship. Focus on the excellent products, games, and the auctions.

I would advertise somewhat separately for the different sections of TC as not all will want to shop, or play games, or bid auctions. I would recommend a separate set of ads and blog posts for each different part.

Emphasize the free joining,
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Are you good at having conversations with your friends, family, etc.? If you can do this, then you can easily become good at talking to your downlines!!:))

They are regular people, just like you are, and it would be pretty hard for them to bite when you are online!:)

Be sure you understand SFI yourself, and be willing to go find the answer to their question if you do not know. Then tell them where to find the information. (You can explain a little, then include the link for them. It would be a much better response than just shooting them a link and saying "here it is, go read it".)

When you give them the gist of the answer, tell them that such-and-so link explains it very well, and they can email you back if they have further questions.

Also, point them to AskSC for answers to just about anything SFI/TripleClicks. Tell them to put their query into the search bar on AskSC, then read as many of the answers as they need to.

Remember, your affiliates are just people who are looking to earn a living for themselves, and they look to you for your knowledge. Be confident in what you know, and the communicating will flow just as though you were speaking to one of your friends!!:))...
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Are you good at having conversations with your friends, family, etc.? If you can do this, then you can easily become good at talking to your downlines!!:))

They are regular people, just like you are, and it would be pretty hard for them to bite when you are online!:)

Be sure you understand SFI yourself, and be willing to go find the answer to their question if you do not know. Then tell them where to find the information. (You can explain a little, then include the link for
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

You should welcome them, introduce yourself, make sure they have good contact information to reach you:)

Point them towards Start, Basics, and Launchpad buttons on Affiliate Center home page. Make very sure to tell them about setting up an SO of at least 1500VPs so they will qualify to buy the New Member Pack for $20US (do these within first 10 days of joining), thereby gaining immediate EA2 status, plus the immediate benefits of the NMP, and, especially, explaining the extra 10% bonus - for life!! - that is one of the biggest bonuses!!

Help them to understand that SFI/TripleClicks is NOT a get-rich-quick program. Rather, it is a plan to create residual income that will give them a happier, more comfortable future, all the way through their retirement years, too!:) SFI is a business, THEIR business, and all that can bring them would be hard to beat any other way:))

Best wishes to you and your future team members::))...
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You should welcome them, introduce yourself, make sure they have good contact information to reach you:)

Point them towards Start, Basics, and Launchpad buttons on Affiliate Center home page. Make very sure to tell them about setting up an SO of at least 1500VPs so they will qualify to buy the New Member Pack for $20US (do these within first 10 days of joining), thereby gaining immediate EA2 status, plus the immediate benefits of the NMP, and, especially, explaining the extra 10% bonus
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

I would think the first step would be to send team mail, requesting their response to questions about their interest level in a webinar.

If they are interested, next step would be contacting a webinar-hosting site. I have only experience with one webinar; they had phone numbers you could call in on for free. I'm sure someone, somewhere, was paying for it. I do not know the technicals, only that I always used the free #s, since webinars are frequently as long as an hour.

Having visual contact frequently gets points across better, so they can be quite helpful in training.

Before you inquire as to your team's interest, though, seems it might be best to get all the info, including times and costs, before mentioning to your team. You also need to bear in mind time zones. A couple hours spread would not be too hard to accommodate, 8-10 could be difficult. You would probably need to run another webinar later in the same day to cover everyone, making your day very long!

Food for thought. A good idea, might end up being a large bite to chew!!...
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I would think the first step would be to send team mail, requesting their response to questions about their interest level in a webinar.

If they are interested, next step would be contacting a webinar-hosting site. I have only experience with one webinar; they had phone numbers you could call in on for free. I'm sure someone, somewhere, was paying for it. I do not know the technicals, only that I always used the free #s, since webinars are frequently as long as an hour.

Having
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

That would be an excellent idea.

To start, contact all your affiliates living within a reasonable distance of your location. Raise the subject in personal emails to them, or team mails. Ask them to reply as to whether or not they would be interested in attending such a class. Consider whether you could possibly award them a GC or a few TCredits for attending.

Keep the class fairly short and focused. This might be the start of something you could do more often, depending on how many are interested and how many actually attend.

Best wishes for successful class!!:))...
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That would be an excellent idea.

To start, contact all your affiliates living within a reasonable distance of your location. Raise the subject in personal emails to them, or team mails. Ask them to reply as to whether or not they would be interested in attending such a class. Consider whether you could possibly award them a GC or a few TCredits for attending.

Keep the class fairly short and focused. This might be the start of something you could do more often, depending
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