Thursday, December 13, 2012

Success Tips For Your AmeriPlan® Business


Have A Good Attitude & Show Authority!

You must have a positive attitude! You aren't fooling around with a rinky-dink business.  You are building a multi-million dollar empire! Be proud of your business! You can have authority in your voice without being arrogant. Remember: The person controlling the conversation is the person who is asking the questions.

Looking For People With Desire & Determination!

You are specifically looking for people with a strong desire to change their lives. You are looking for people who are sick and tired of "being sick and tired." You are not looking for negative people. You are looking for people who are tired of "settling."

Smile While On The Phone!

People can tell if you are enjoying what you are doing by your voice and your attitude. You need to be smiling while you are talking to them. People don't want to start their own business with someone who isn't excited about theirs.

Have Energy While On The Phone!

You need to be so excited about your business! Remember that your prospects will get excited ONLY if you are! They won't get excited about joining your business with you...if you aren't excited.

Realize What You're Not!

You are not a salesperson! Get that out of your head right now! You are simply helping people to identify their needs and presenting a way for them to change their lives. You are in the business of helping people.

Be Yourself!

Just be yourself. Build friendships and relationships with the people you talk to. They want to know that you are a real person and that you truly care about them and their success.

Truly Be Interested In Them!

Don't just pretend to care about the people you talk to. Really listen. Allow them to talk to you and and listen to what they want to change in their lives.

Sort!

Never beg or try to convince people to enroll. If they aren't qualified, then you don't want them on your team. You want people who are motivated and coachable. Not people you will have to babysit.

Some Other Helpful Tips


  • Work as many leads and talk to as many people as possible every month.  Once you build momentum, it will get easier and easier and your profits will begin to multiply.  Commit to a marketing plan and stick to it.  Work leads...and work them consistently!
  • Practice your script on friends and family or other business associates.  Sometimes they end up saying, "That sounds interesting, can I do it?"
  • Use a follow-up system (autoresponders, personal call, postcard, etc...).  Statistics prove that following up with prospects will increase your enrollments.
  • Think long term. It may take some time to find your flow and get the results you desire.  Set goals. For example: 10 new brokers every single month!  Reinvest back into your business monthly.
  • Keep your thinking on track.  Listen to Dani Johnson regularly.  Successful people will tell you that reprogramming your mind daily from other successful people is a big key to success.


Monday, November 12, 2012

Memory Jogger

If you have done your training and looking for where to get leads, try this memory jogger one night during off hours.  I personally do not work with my family even today but if your comfortable go for it!!


Memory Jogger
People in your life.
Relatives
Parents
Grandparents
Brothers
Sisters
Aunts
Uncles
Cousins

Who Is Your...
Hairdresser
Doctor
Attorney
Mechanic
Minister
Mailman
Best Friend

Who Is Your...
Optometrist
Dry Cleaner
Barber
Supervisor
Pharmacist
Dietitian
Pediatrician

Who Is Your...
Neighbor
Day Care Provider
Insurance Agent
Counselor
Landscaper
Aerobics Instructor
Accountant

Who do you know who is a...
Golf Pro
Physical Therapist
Chemical Engineer Student
Accountant
Electrical Engineer
Bartender
Bank Manager
Computer Programmer
Fire Chief
Business Manager
Word Processor
Police Officer
Car Salesperson
Flight Attendant
Business Owner
Network Marketer
Printer
Baseball Player
Video Store Owner
Attorney
Pediatrician
Football Player
Chiropractor
Bank Teller
Real Estate Agent
Nurse
Receptionist
Musician
Actor/Actress
Police Chief
Carpenter
EMT
College Professor
Podiatrist
Plant Foreman
Salesperson
Airline Pilot
Politician
Teacher
Social Worker
Financial Planner
Graphic Artist
Veterinarian
Dancer
Lab Technician
Telephone Lineman
Surgeon
Architect
Company Executive
Secretary
Radio Announcer
Anesthesiologist
Contractor
Electrician
Office Manager
T.V. Reporter
Plumber
Restaurant Owner
Journalist
Photographer
Artist

Who sold you your... Who... Who...
House
Car/Truck
Furniture
Boat
Office Supplies
Business Clothes
Vacuum Cleaner
Computer
Carpets/Tile
Curtains
Storm Windows
Aluminum Siding
Vacation Package
Air Conditioner
Groceries
Jewelry

Telephone System
Lawnmower business
T.V./Stereo


is very ambitious


is the life of the party


is considered a leader


is looking for a new profession


is known by everyone in town


is a Consultant or Trainer


was in your wedding party


is in a high profile job


runs a local bagel shop


do you play cards with


are your college friends


is active in your church


is a prominent business owner


do you respect a great deal


is from an old job


teaches your children


is a fashion model


are your golf partners


has a booming


is in a job


wants more out of life


has a very stressful job


is from civic activities


is President of PTA


rides to work on the


edits a newspaper


is friends with the family


is health conscious


Fraternity/Sorority


are your parents' friends


recently had children pox


has influence with others


is active in local politics


We hope this helps get you started...

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Woohoo 1st entry

Again I want to say Hello and welcome you each to the team.  I look forward to getting to know you and helping you with the keys you need to be successful working from home.  I'm thankful to be part of such an amazing and growing team. 
This page will be a constant change as I will be adding things as needed.  The team page focus is VISION because we all have a vision of what success is.  I have a vision of what I want the team to become.  Together we can share our success and learn from each other. 

~ Debbie, ESD