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TRY Doesn’t Cut It In Network Marketing.
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| Guest post by: Andy Acciaioli |
Article Overview: The prospects you are talking to about your business – even some of your team members – will oftentimes use the expression “I’ll try…”. I have learned that whenever a person uses the word “try”, whatever they say they will “try” to do will not get done.
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TRY Doesn’t Cut It In Network Marketing.
First grab your dictionary (for those 20 somethings who are products of
the internet age and are reading this, a dictionary is a bound book of pages
containing practically every word known to man).
Locate the word “try” in your dictionary and cut it right off the page.
That simple word will stands between you and the success of your
network marketing business.
When you talk to a prospect on the phone and guide them to the next
step of watching your online video presentation and they respond I will TRY to
get to it. What you should interpret
that as saying to you “No, I will not look at your presentation.”
When your new team member tells you that he/she will TRY to be on the
team training call. What are they
saying? “No, I will not be on the
training call.”
In the days of doing home presentations when I would receive a call
from someone requesting that I do an opportunity presentation, I would always
ask how many people are definitely committed to attending. If I received an answer like “I’m trying to
have 6 people there” I would always tell them to cal me back when they have people
committed to attending.
About a year and a half ago, I was scheduled to do a hotel business
presentation for a large group that would require a six our drive, each
way. I called the team member daily
during the week before the presentation to be sure the meeting would be a
success for him. Each time I was assured
that the conference room would be packed.
The night before my scheduled morning departure, I contacted the rep
that I was doing the opportujnity meeting for and asked him for a final count
just so I would have enough sales material and applications to pass out. He told me that in spite of TRYING he had no
definite at that point. Had he told me
earlier that he was TRYING and had no definite, I would have pulled the plug on
this meeting and had him focus on another date.
I know how difficult it is when you are first starting out. You want everyone to join your group. That is why you are so accepting of a person
when they tell you that they will TRY to do something: TRY to go to your online
network marketing business presentation, TRY to get back to you after they talk
it over with their spouse, TRY to get the money together to join, etc.
In time as you gain more experience, you will learn to posture
yourself. If you are talking to a
prospect after making a statement along the lines of “view our online presentation
tonight and I’ll give you a call tomorrow night. What time is better 7:30 or 8?”, if his/her
response is “I’ll try to get to it tonight”.
This indicates to me that I have a wishy-washy prospect on my hands so I
throw the ball in their court: “After you view our presentation, give me a call
cand we can discuss it further.”
One wise network marketing trainer from years ago told us to realize
what we are offering: a gift, a financial solution to their financial
problems. Who would not want to tear open
a gift as soon as it is given to them?
As a giver of that gift, how would you feel if the person you were
giving the gift to said: I’m really busy but I’ll TRY to open it up when I get
around to it? He said the same thing
applies to our business opportunity. If
our gift is refused, yank it back.
Years ago I was fortunate enough to attend a training session led by a
very wise network marketer. He asked us
to think about what we were offering a prospect. Look at it as a gift, he said. A gift that will solve their financial
problems. As the giver of that gift, how
would you feel if the person you were giving the gift to said: I’m really busy
but I’ll TRY to open it up when I get around to it? He said the same thing applies to our
business opportunity. If the prospect
will TRY to open our gift, yank it back from them and offer it to someone else.
Article Tags: business opportunity, home based business, mlm, network marketing, networking
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About the Author: Andy Acciaioli RSS for Andy's articles - Visit Andy's website Andy has been a network marketer for 20 years. Of late, he has focused on training other network marketers over the internet. For more of Andy's network marketing articles and training videos visit: http://www.AndyAcci.com Click here to visit Andy's website How To Warm Prospects Up Before They Arrive On Your Lead Capture Page Set Realistic Goals In Building Your Network Marketing Business Why Start A Network Marketing Business As Opposed To A Traditional Business Day One All Over Again Do You Seek Wishbones Or Backbones To Be In Your Network Marketing Business |
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