The end of the year is fast approaching; you should have a plan to work with it. The end of the year should mean assessing goals, plans, and progress from the past 12 months. Here is one breakdown to apply to your opportunity to see how far you’ve come this year and what you might need to change for the New Year.
Signs Ups and Bonuses
How many new sign ups did you get this year?
How many of those sign ups are still with you?
The Learning Bonus launched in August, how many of your sign ups since then have achieved it?
How far off are you from your Duplication Bonus
What bonuses have you earned this year?
Time and Effort
Did you have a business plan for 2012?
On average, how much time did you spend on GDI weekly?
How often did you market offline?
What forms of marketing did you use online?
How active were you on social media?
How many times did you take a break from your business? For how long?
Education and Content
How many tutorials have you watched?
How many blogs posts have you read and shared?
How often did you help your downline?
How often did you update your blog or WebSite?
Did you share your business plan with your downline members?
These questions are just a guideline to get you thinking about the progress of your opportunity this year. What questions help you reflect and set new goals?
Most people join the program because of the opportunity, so what I do is share the bonuses that the program offers and walk my sign ups through it. Then explain to them that these are just a bonuses and there’s a long term income that they are slowly building while enjoying these bonuses. –Aaron Mecua
GDI offers many incentives to affiliates new and old. From bonuses to contests, there are many ways to make money with GDI. These incentives are great to share with new members, but like Aaron says, let these new members know they are not the base of your income. Think of these bonuses as just what they are—great extras. Work hard to build you downline and monthly income and you’ll no doubt hit some bonuses and maybe some contests along the way. GDI is a commitment, but there are many rewards.
Whether you’re traveling for the holidays or just taking a mental break, here are five simple ways to maintain your business while you take a break.
Set up an auto responder for emails when you’re out of town. This will reply to any incoming emails with a preset message. Keep your message short and let senders know you’ll be in touch soon.
Create blog posts and schedule them to post while you’re way, keeping content fresh and the appearance you’re still working behind the scenes
Let your downline know you’ll be away form email and phone for sometime and direct them to other resources to help them, like this blog or our Support Team.
Include a signup link in your auto responder and any profile. You don’t need to post on social media that you’re traveling, but be sure a link to your WebSite is easy to see so people can join while you’re away.
If you’re feeling ambitious, you can easily access .WS email on your smartphone to stay on top of your business form afar. .WS mobile email supports Apple iOS and Android.