Instead of recruiting let’s use the phrase Business Building. Depending on the type of business you are building, most of your income is generated by the actions of your customers. No customers no income.
This is true if your business is dependent on people buying your services and products. Recruiting does not have to be some seedy back ally at midnight under a flickering street light activity. Business Building is my key activity. I really go out of my way to get to know the people that use my site.
Everyone has a story, and all of those stories have their own unique details that make them one of a kind and special. That is why I try to get my contact info out there as much as possible. I want to make it as easy as possible for people to contact me. Having conversations with people either in typed messenger chat, video conferencing, or even a simple phone call, is the fastest way to get to know people.
This may be very difficult to understand, but whatever it is you are selling right now even if it is TL2ICM (My Site); it is not for everyone. Some may think they are a perfect match to join and announce to everyone they joined and do nothing else with it ever. The best way to avoid this type of thing is to get to know your customer.
A very basic HI, how are you, and then boom let’s slide headfirst into this great opportunity, will get you accused of pyramid scheming and spamming too often. The purpose of the conversation is for you to get to know your customer and to let the customer get to know you. Think of this as a two-way interview. They are gauging whether or not you are a spammy marketer, or an "alienate your friends and family" marketer. You will surprise them by being focused on getting to know them and their situation.
BTW This Will Take More Than One Conversation
If a person is having a problem hiring a new chef my site will not help them regardless of how much money they pay. If the person I am getting to know is running a restaurant that has no interest in building a subscriber list, my hands are tied.
Finding your customers’ primary problem is mission 1. Nothing is more critical than this, even if they have money in hand wanting to buy. I do not want anyone using my site unless it solves a problem for them. Skipping the primary action of really getting to know your customer, and finding out if you can solve a problem for them will end your business building before it begins.
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