The Team step is essential the exponential growth - since the ross-walther group got started in late 2000, we have not seen anyone achieve long term success without operating as part of a team.
Ways to Utilize Team
PROMOTING EVENTS Getting people to events of all kinds is an essential skill in building a Univera business. To listen to "Become a Great Promoter" Training by John Terhune, CLICK HERE. Follow Up The success of network marketing is built upon relationships; nothing is more important in our business! As we are leading individuals through the information process the experience should be a joyful, pleasurable discovery, so that people will feel good about duplicating the process they experienced. To keep things simple and duplicable, we can joyfully act as tour guides , pouring drinks, telling stories and then allowing people to learn the details of Univera through third - party information - audio, video, websites, printed materials, three-way calls and Univera events. The less we personally say about the details of Univera, the more people will believe they can also be successful at Univera. Email all prospective Customers and Associates www.richardsaging.com so they realize Univera is not just another nutritional company but the one company that can dramatically alter the way people experience the aging process. Whether or not people feel anything off of a few product samples is not important. What is important is that interested parties take the Univera "90-Day Challenge" so they can truly experience the benefits of "Ageless Living"... Additional Follow Up Tips The Power of Questions
Asking questions and then actively listening is a key to effective communication. Asking questions is essential in helping people to discover why Univera may add value to their life. Asking questions creates meaningful dialogue, which shows we really care about helping people as opposed to just wanting to sign them up. Effective use of questioning is far more effective than just "talking at people" about how excited we are and then hoping they'll also get excited.... Great questions:
Disclaimers When introducing the business, giving someone a disclaimer to let them know you’re unattached to their decision takes any perceived pressure off of them. One of the easiest and most effective disclaimers is to say, “This may or may not be for you but I thought I’d let you decide." A phrase that has been used very successfully to turn people around who think they are above networking is…
Final Thought… Realize that this is a simple business of sorting, as opposed to a business of convincing. Our objective is to first identify interested parties and then help the eager people learn about Univera so they can decide if it might be a fit for them. Whenever someone reaches a decision about Univera, whether positive or negative, we have succeeded in our goal of facilitating decisions. We cannot control the outcome of individual decisions, but we can control how many individuals we help to decide. This website is managed by Independent Univera Associates. It is not a product of corporate Univera™ |