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Enzyte Bob

Many years I got invited to one of those recruitment meetings. (Membership Warehouse). Must there must have been several hundred people who were previous  recruited.

These early recruits were trying to recruits a second wave of recruits like me. Well the Head Honcho landed right there in his Helicopter. The early recruits were screaming, jumping up and down on tables like chimpanzees.

It look like a scene like "The Wolf of Wall Street", Leonardo DiCaprio resembled this Honcho who came by Helicopter.

Now the surprising thing the first wave of recruits were in their early 20's and they all bought expensive cars to impress the second wave of recruits of their success. (Cadillacs & Lincolns). Now I did say way back when, pre BMW, Mercedes or Lexus.

These young kids didn't have a pot to piss in and now they had big car payments. Now I wasn't that old back then (in my early 30's).

I left the meeting early, really pissed, that somebody would waste my time with this crap.

Needless to say their project never got off the ground. How many fools out there have a basement full of soap, Holiday Magic Cosmetics (I knew one guy who bought in for $5000 in the 1970's) Or  other fools that have a basement full of Vitamins.

PS
Do you remember a sitcom called "Married With family?"  The shoe salesman Al Bundy had a wife (Air Head) that joined a marketing program and all of a sudden she was bringing in bigger paychecks than him. It turned out she was buying the product she was selling to get the commission checks.

mugtech

Enzyte Bob wrote:

Do you remember a sitcom called "Married With family?"  The shoe salesman Al Bundy had a wife (Air Head) that joined a marketing program and all of a sudden she was bringing in bigger paychecks than him. It turned out she was buying the product she was selling to get the commission checks.


Sounds very similar to "Married With Children."

Enzyte Bob

mugtech wrote:
Enzyte Bob wrote:

Do you remember a sitcom called "Married With family?"  The shoe salesman Al Bundy had a wife (Air Head) that joined a marketing program and all of a sudden she was bringing in bigger paychecks than him. It turned out she was buying the product she was selling to get the commission checks.


Sounds very similar to "Married With Children."


Yes, you are correct,

enhancinglives

Hi Bob, I can certainly send you all the details. and there is never any money just for info. and even after there is no large investment. We have more credentials than any company out there. We are a AAA+ BBB company. drop me a line at wendy@wedeliverwellness.com  or

Enzyte Bob

enhancinglives wrote:

Hi Bob, I can certainly send you all the details. and there is never any money just for info. and even after there is no large investment. We have more credentials than any company out there. We are a AAA+ BBB company. drop me a line at wendy@wedeliverwellness.com  or


Hahahahaha, Wendy, no large investment? Hahahahaha

Why invest when applying for a job?

More crooked companies join the BBB, which is phony as a three dollar bill, they protect their members not the public.

You are still avoiding in telling me the name of the company so I can do my own research. You should run for political office, you are great at avoiding a direct question.

manwonder

So am I right to say that Surigao investment is out of the question?
We really need FDI.

Enzyte Bob

enhancinglives wrote:

Hi Bob, I can certainly send you all the details. and there is never any money just for info. and even after there is no large investment. We have more credentials than any company out there. We are a AAA+ BBB company. drop me a line at wendy@wedeliverwellness.com  or


Wendy, After me ripping you a new one, I'll be a little positive. I'll speak from experience.

You can recruit on the internet to the end of the world and never find anyone worthwhile that will enhance your income.

Recruiting has to be done  face to face, the future distributor/salesperson has actually got to meet you before they decide to invest in you and their future. They have to decide whether to invest $99, $19 fee plus $80 to secure product to be able to collect commissions. Most people who would respond are probably dead broke and then you're asking them for $99. You have to sell them to invest in you.

As a past sales manager for 19 years, while interviewing a perspective salesperson, first thing I would ask myself, would I invite this person home for dinner.

I would ask myself if this person is personable enough to meet and inform customers (personality and appearance.)  A customer has to like you before they buy whatever you are selling.

The person that you recruit has to be trained how to find prospects. They have to be trained to make a a good presentation, a convincing sales pitch by demonstrating the product. The salesperson has to prove value, if the customer feels it's worth more, they will buy.

Your salesperson has to ask the customer for the order. So many inexperienced sales people never ask for the order. I learned this when I was a new salesperson, the customer said they have seen the product before but never bought. He said I gave you the order because you asked for the order. I taught my sales people to asked for the order, if the customer didn't buy they should ask why, then try to overcome the objection and then go for another close.

One excuse a customer always gives to blow you off is: "I don't have any money and can't afford it at this time". What they are saying is that I have money, but not for you. If a person is really broke, the last thing in the world they would admit is they are broke.

You have to be in constant contact with your salespeople, you have to talk to them several times a week to encourage them and give them a pat on the back. They have to know that you care about them.

So if you're looking for grunts to make money for you, it ain't going to happen, everyone wants to hire grunts.  They personally they feel they are above hitting the pavement to sell the product.

Ok Wendy, that will be 50 peso for sales lesson 101.

Aax99

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