Training the New Network Marketing Distributor Being a Good MLM Sponsor Step 2 of 3
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Training a New Network Marketing Distributor: Becoming an Effective MLM Sponsor (Step 2 of 3)
Introduction
While some recruits might have prior experience in network marketing, many will be newcomers. Even those with experience may join because they were unhappy with their previous company, indicating they might not have been as successful as they hoped. This is where your role as a sponsor becomes crucial.
Step 2: Becoming an Effective Sponsor
Key Rules for Sponsorship
1. Treat it Like a Business
- Success demands commitment. Encourage your distributors to approach this venture seriously, be open to coaching, and follow through on their commitments.
2. Keep it Simple
- Use straightforward procedures. If the process seems simple to them, they’ll be more likely to replicate it. Avoid pressuring them into the business, as it may deter them from taking action.
3. Understand Their Motivations
- Knowing what each distributor wants to achieve helps keep them focused, especially when challenges arise. A strong motivation makes navigating obstacles easier.
4. Set Clear Objectives
- Establish specific goals for the first 30, 60, and 90 days. Clear objectives inspire better performance.
5. Introduce Them to Their Upline
- Connect new distributors with their upline leaders who are successful and earning the type of income they aspire to. This network provides additional support and makes success seem more attainable.
6. Provide Access to Tools
- Ensure they have the necessary tools like brochures, business cards, and digital media to share the business effectively. A structured system is key to duplication and success.
7. Create a Prospect List
- Encourage them to start with their immediate network, their Warm Market. Nearly every top earner began by reaching out to people they knew.
8. Let Them Move at Their Own Pace
- Understand that sponsoring is a journey. Respect individual pacing and avoid pressure. Support and encourage without forcing them beyond their comfort zone.
Conclusion
By this stage, your new distributor should have a clear motivation, set objectives, access to their upline, necessary tools, and a prospect list. Remember, the goal is to guide them effectively while allowing them to advance at a pace that suits them.
Bruce Bailey, Ph.D.
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