Oct 15

Wouldn’t it be nice if all networkers knew their prospects “hot buttons” right away? The network marketing recruiting process would be so much easier. There wouldn’t need to be any convincing, no defending the company or cost of the products, etc.

As it turns out, this does not have to be difficult. Mlm prospects hot buttons can be found pretty easily. How? Through an easy to use brochure/survey that allows prospects to check off areas that interest them. All a networker needs to do is insert their company or products best features and benefits into the brochure and then let the prospects choose their hot buttons. This method can make the network marketing recruiting process stress and rejection free.

Here is the easy to follow technique to follow that can create a steady stream of prospects.

1. Write creative headlines that touch on benefits. Here are some examples to consider:

-How to drive a new bonus car with no monthly payments
-How to add an additional $400 a month part-time income
-The three warning signs that your family is in serious jeopardy
-How to get paid for recommending things that you like
-How to lose 10 pounds a month without dieting.
-Where to find an extra $2500 tax reduction every year
-The insider’s secret to having your own business

2. Once the creative headlines are finished, the next task is to discover which one of the benefits will get prospects very excited. This can be easily found out by simply asking them! There is no need for guesswork here. When the asking is done, is must be in a very inoffensive and non-threatening way.

This is done by putting the headlines in the brochure and ask the mlm prospect to check off which benefit they desire to know more about. For example, a networker could say:

“Our business opportunity has many unique and interesting features. We’d be glad to give you more information on any of these areas. Please check the appropriate boxes to receive more information.”

Then, include 3 columns in the body of the brochure/survey. One column should state the benefit, the next would have a “No information please”, and the last column can have “I want to know more”.

Benefits remember, are simply the headlines that were previously created. Here are examples that the prospects can check to receive more information about:

-How to drive a new bonus car with no monthly payments.
-How to add an additional $400 a month of part-time income.
-The three warning signs that your family is in serious jeopardy.
-How to get paid for recommending things that you like.
-How to lose 11 pounds per month without dieting.
-How to find an extra $2500 tax reduction every year.
-The insider’s secret to having your own business.

Once a prospects checks off their areas of interest, this will inform a networker what to zero in on.

Brochures/survey’s can be utilized in many marketing areas such as the following:

-Fish bowl technique follow up method
-Post cards
-At the end of opportunity meetings if prospects feel they need to think things over
-Stand alone mailer to a targeted list
-When people ask a networker what they do for a living, this can be a take home explanation piece

Network marketing recruiting doesn’t have to be difficult or done in a hard selling way. Using a brochure/survey is a great method to create a steady stream of interested prospects. It is a stress free way for a networker to build their business.

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Oct 13

Feedback provides direct interaction between readers and email marketers which then provides email marketers the information needed to improve their electronic communication and deliverability of their emails. It is, however, an unfortunate fact that too many marketers allow such golden opportunities to pass them by and go sour.

There could be many factors that drive away potential customers and they end up turning their spam protection programs against unwanted emails. The single most important among all other factors is the relevance factor. Not recognizing and addressing this crucial factor and ignoring relevance or lack of relevance of any electronic correspondence to a particular targeted audience leads to an unsuccessful email campaign and consequently loss of business.

Electronic marketers should realize that celebrating readers’ direct feedback is insufficient to determine their success. They should also look out for feedback from readers who chose to communicate through alternate channels such as their own websites or via telephone lines.

It has been proven time and time again that the best emails provide readers with the opportunity to offer comments and suggestions through an email link as well as by communicating directly with the company’s customer services by using the provided email address or a toll free telephone number. It has also been proven that the best email marketers collect all the feedback that comes from whichever means and attend to it in a timely and appropriate manner.

Some readers feel compelled to reply to all their received emails. It is therefore not a good idea to limit the options or to add statements that try to discourage replying. When a reader wants to keep a channel of communication open the email marketers should never attempt to close it, for there is no telling where it may lead.

Effective feedback management is not limited to taking care of customer initiated comments, complaints or questions. It should not even stop with a purchase, large or small. Effective feedback managers should proactively reach out to their existing and potential customers through direct email communications, through surveys, through specials offers, through e-newsletters and web links and through email transactions.

Seeking out readers and collecting their feedback is an important tool that will help even the most experienced among the electronic marketers in planning, strategizing and attaining the goals of their email campaigns. In addition, feedback will help electronic marketers in structuring their emails and e-newsletters in a way that it will reduce readers’ dissatisfactions, in a way that it will increase deliverability of the emails and in a way that it will boost sales.

To avoid the possibility of overdosing readers with too much communication, email marketers should focus of four main points of interaction. The first main point of interaction is when readers sign up for the email program. The second main point of interaction is after two or three months when the reader who has signed up for the email program may have strayed away from it. The third and critically important main point of interaction is when readers make contact to complain or to air grievances. And the fourth and final point of interaction is when readers communicate in response to a sudden influx of spam emails. All four main points of interaction are wonderful opportunities to get very useful information from readers — information that would likely not have reached the marketer under different circumstances.

Finally, a central key to better feedback management is the overall cooperation within the company itself. Sharing of data and any kind of knowledge about customers and prospects among the various departments and personalities will likely improve the email program and boost email campaign deliverability.

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