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In the quest for the essence of doing business with China, Hong Kong is historically speaking a logical port of call. In this dynamic city with a population of more than 7 million, we team up with Dani?l Ben-Ezra, Media Director of Spotz Media. December 2005, he severed his ties and set out for China, armed with a pocket sized Lonely Planet. What are his findings so far? Can he confirm the prevailing prejudices about the Chinese and doing business in China? Or does he dispel any form of cultural clash? The business
b. Eyes Wide Open
To see opportunity, you must first have your eyes open to opportunity. Did you ever hear the story about the man whose ship came in, but he wasn’t at the dock to meet it, so it left without him? It could happen to you. Listen and observe what is going on around you. People are constantly complaining about l
To begin with, we need to get something straight. Word-of-mouth advertising is a misnomer. The dictionary definition of “advertising,” according to Webster is:“The action of drawing something to the public’s attention with a paid announcement, often through a printed notice or a broadcast.”Therefore, WOM is NOT advertising. It is neither bought nor controllable, to any large extent. Spreading WOM advertising is more akin to allowing the wind to control a kite. Sometimes it goes up and often
Sooner or later you will need to go beyond your family and friends to find prospects, and at this point you will either accept the requirement to call upon strangers, or quit the business. A few network marketers have been fortunate enough to create a self-building organization on the strength of acquaintances alone, but for the rest of us, drastic action becomes necessary about two days after we hop on the network marketing wagon.
This drastic action takes the form of introducing ourselves to strangers on the street, running classified ads, and joining civic groups and clubs to enlarge your fields of acquaintances. So, what can you do to enlarge your prospect pool? At this point you are not trying to recruit anybody, you’re just looking for candidates that may be receptive to hearing the plan. Here are four methods that have proven successful in the past:
a. Three Foot Rule
This technique is amazingly effective, but should be reserved for the more brash among us. The three-foot rule simply stated is this: If a person steps within three feet of you, show them the plan. The worst that can happen is that the prospect will look at you and tell you to get lost. “All right, I’m leaving. Sorry you’re having a bad day.”
On the other end of the spectrum, how do you know that the person standing next to you does not have the potential to break every record known to the multi-level marketing industry? And what about that “lucky” guy who recruited her?
b. Eyes Wide Open
To see opportunity, you must first have your eyes open to opportunity. Did you ever hear the story about the man whose ship came in, but he wasn’t at the dock to meet it, so it left without him? It could happen to you. Listen and observe what is going on around you. People are constantly complaining about lo
Margaret Thatcher once declared: “There’s no such thing as society. There are only individual men and women, and there are families.” You wouldn’t expect anything less from the Iron Lady sitting on the right-hand side of the right political arena, where individualism is king and collectivism is bad for your health. Whether the former UK prime minister really believed what she was saying to the letter or was just using it as a strong point in defense of her Tory ideology of individualism, I don’t know. But the world heard her and
This drastic action takes the form of introducing ourselves to strangers on the street, running classified ads, and joining civic groups and clubs to enlarge your fields of acquaintances. So, what can you do to enlarge your prospect pool? At this point you are not trying to recruit anybody, you’re just looking for candidates that may be receptive to hearing the plan. Here are four methods that have proven successful in the past:
a. Three Foot Rule
This technique is amazingly effective, but should be reserved for the more brash among us. The three-foot rule simply stated is this: If a person steps within three feet of you, show them the plan. The worst that can happen is that the prospect will look at you and tell you to get lost. “All right, I’m leaving. Sorry you’re having a bad day.”
On the other end of the spectrum, how do you know that the person standing next to you does not have the potential to break every record known to the multi-level marketing industry? And what about that “lucky” guy who recruited her?
b. Eyes Wide Open
To see opportunity, you must first have your eyes open to opportunity. Did you ever hear the story about the man whose ship came in, but he wasn’t at the dock to meet it, so it left without him? It could happen to you. Listen and observe what is going on around you. People are constantly complaining about l
Change is a fact of life, but that doesn't always mean that we are happy with the change, or that change is necessarily right. For instance, it is often the case that Changes introduced in one part of an organisation with the intention of improving matters, create problems elsewhere. Unchecked, the likely results of this are divisiveness, internal competition and distrust. Again unchecked, a blame culture takes root and empire building develops, and the combination of a blame culture and empire-building takes the entire organisation fu
a. Three Foot Rule
This technique is amazingly effective, but should be reserved for the more brash among us. The three-foot rule simply stated is this: If a person steps within three feet of you, show them the plan. The worst that can happen is that the prospect will look at you and tell you to get lost. “All right, I’m leaving. Sorry you’re having a bad day.”
On the other end of the spectrum, how do you know that the person standing next to you does not have the potential to break every record known to the multi-level marketing industry? And what about that “lucky” guy who recruited her?
b. Eyes Wide Open
To see opportunity, you must first have your eyes open to opportunity. Did you ever hear the story about the man whose ship came in, but he wasn’t at the dock to meet it, so it left without him? It could happen to you. Listen and observe what is going on around you. People are constantly complaining about l
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On the other end of the spectrum, how do you know that the person standing next to you does not have the potential to break every record known to the multi-level marketing industry? And what about that “lucky” guy who recruited her?
b. Eyes Wide Open
To see opportunity, you must first have your eyes open to opportunity. Did you ever hear the story about the man whose ship came in, but he wasn’t at the dock to meet it, so it left without him? It could happen to you. Listen and observe what is going on around you. People are constantly complaining about l
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b. Eyes Wide Open
To see opportunity, you must first have your eyes open to opportunity. Did you ever hear the story about the man whose ship came in, but he wasn’t at the dock to meet it, so it left without him? It could happen to you. Listen and observe what is going on around you. People are constantly complaining about lousy jobs, being broke, wanting a shot at the big leagues. People are discontent. If you can tune your ears to it, you can open a wealth of prospecting avenues to your organization building efforts.
The next time you hear somebody complaining, try this. Turn to them, and say: “I may have a solution to your problems if you’re serious. Here’s my business card, give me a call sometime.” Usually this approach will elicit a polite “thanks, I’ll keep it in mind,” or ideally a question such as, “what do you do?” To which you pull out a napkin and present your polished “here’s the plan” presentation.
c. Shout it Out
This is a simple technique of letting people know you are in business. Every waking day your are barraged by commercials, want ads, billboards, and magazine ads begging you to spend your money on “our” product or service. Within the policy limits of your sponsoring company, you can advertise also. Keep it simple and cheap, and if it doesn’t work, don’t waste your money. You may want to try: flyers, classified ads, and business cards.
d. Who do you Know
Never leave a prospect that has turned you down without asking these two questions: Would you like to become a customer? and, Do you know somebody (specifically ask for a co-worker, friend, or relative) who may be interested in hearing about this opportunity, risk free?
Some network marketers believe that family and friends invariably turn out to be the worst performers you’ll ever recruit into the business. R
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