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Monday, June 26, 2006 - Buy From Your Own Store !
 
 

Buy From Your Own Store !

 

“I joined to sell, not to buy!"

Being perfectly honest, many of us probably experienced some irritation when we first joined SFI and received a number of e-mails encouraging us to buy something. Most of us joined SFI because we were seeking a way to make extra income in our spare time from the comfort of our own homes. Many may have been attracted by the international component to SFI’s marketing system as well. Most of us recognized that this was a marketing group and that to make money we would have to become involved in marketing...

I joined to sell, not to buy!"

Being perfectly honest, many of us probably experienced some irritation when we first joined SFI and received a number of emails encouraging us to buy something. Most of us joined SFI because we were seeking a way to make extra income in our spare time from the comfort of our own homes. Many may have been attracted by the international component to SFI’s marketing system as well. Most of us recognized that this was a marketing group and that to make money we would have to become involved in marketing. That meant, for most of us, that we needed to learn to promote products and services effectively on the Internet. But, then, much of the first correspondence we began to receive was telling us what to buy, rather than how to sell. Many of us thought, “if you are selling to me, then this is just a marketing scheme to get me to buy so someone else can make money.” Some reacted by thinking, “I didn’t come here because I was looking to buy stuff and make other people money. I came here because I want to make money!”

I suspect that many new recruits short-sightedly back out of SFI almost immediately due to that type of reaction. Network Marketing in general has been given somewhat of a bad name due to unscrupulous organizations that do force new recruits to buy overpriced products. When these organizations are examined, it turns out that all of the product sales are to new recruits and no one is really marketing the products to the general public. Their products often turn out to be so overpriced that the general public would not buy them. It is only the promise of riches from being a representative of the organization that motivates anyone to pay that price for the products. Laws have been passed in many jurisdictions requiring multi-level sales organization to have a certain percentage of sales to the general public (i.e. to people who have not been recruited as representatives in their organization) to remain legal.

These laws hope to drive out the unscrupulous organizations who have so overpriced their products that no one will buy them unless forced to do so to become qualified in the organization.

New prospects in SFI who have had bad experiences with these types of organizations (or who have heard about such bad experiences from others) are naturally skeptical when they first become involved in SFI. While this is understandable, it is unfortunate.

Network Marketing as originally conceived was a creative and beautiful idea. Word of mouth recommendations are the best endorsements for products and services. When someone needs to find out which product or service will best satisfy a particular need, they turn first to family, friends, neighbors, and acquaintances for advice. That advice is usually welcomed and trusted...and acted upon. The concept of network marketing is to harness these existing and powerful networks to promote worthy products and services, allowing the individuals who have used and recommend the products and services to share in that portion of the profits that would otherwise be paid to large media for advertising. It’s a win-win situation (for everyone except the large media who sell advertising).

For this concept to work, it requires the individuals who are going to recommend the products and services to first use the products or services themselves...so that their recommendations will be based on their own experience and will be honest. Thus, the logical first step in the process for a new recruit is to find the products and services available from the organization of interest to them, buy them, use them, and determine whether they can honestly recommend them to others. It is difficult to endorse and recommend something that you have never tried yourself.

There is nothing inherently dishonest or wrong with the network marketing concept. It is just that, unfortunately like so many other things in life, something good has often been made into something bad by dishonest people. This has happened so often that networking marketing has acquired somewhat of a bad name in general and people are naturally suspicious of network marketing organizations.

The key difference between the dishonest organizations and the legitimate ones is easy to spot, however. It is NOT whether you are approached first to buy products. That is a natural part of network marketing—before you can effectively sell something, you should first buy and try it yourself. (If a Ford dealer drove a GM as his or her personal car, he or she would not be an effective salesperson for Ford! If a restaurant manager ate all his or her meals at another restaurant, that would not bode well for the quality of food at their own restaurant!) Rather, it is the nature, quality and pricing of the products and services themselves that divides the good organizations from the bad ones. If the products and services offered by an organization are worthless or, while perhaps not being completely worthless, are otherwise so overpriced that no one from the general public would buy them; then you should be skeptical of the organization. On the other hand, if the organization offers good products and services, reasonably priced, you should be comfortable with the organization.

Thus, it's not the fact that you are asked to buy upon entry into the organization that should cause concern for you. Rather you should look at the products and services available. If those products and services are useful and reasonably priced, then you should be comfortable that you can make some money promoting them. And, you should certainly pick out the ones that serve your needs and give them a try yourself. That’s the best way to get started promoting them!

SFI, as you will recall from Lesson 6 (Internet Income, Vol. 1, Chapter 5), is a mixture of network marketing concepts with Internet marketing concepts. You might think that personal experience with a product or service is not important on the Internet. What has proven the most effective marketing technique on the Internet, however, is basically the same as what works in person – the sharing of personal experience with a product or service. Thus, even though the emphasis in SFI is on Internet marketing, the concept of trying and personally recommending the products and services still applies. Refer back to Lesson 26, In-Context Link Placement, to refresh yourself on why and how this works. Thus, regardless of whether your focus is on offline or online marketing, personal experience with the products is a must.

PROMOTING YOUR ORGANIZATION

There are other reasons to buy from your own store. When you buy products and services from your organization, you are helping your upline to succeed. Most team leaders take notice that you are participating and their motivation to help you succeed also increases. By purchasing the products and services for yourself, you are demonstrating that you are a team player, willing to jump in and give the venture a good honest try. Your team leaders will see you as someone worthy of assistance—worth the effort to guide and train.

By buying through your Affiliate Store and using the NiceOffers.com Coupons for your own purchasing, you are promoting your team and the SFI organization as a whole. The stronger the organization becomes, the stronger your opportunity as an affiliate of the organization becomes.

HIGH QUALITY, REASONABLY PRICED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Let’s look first at the Affiliate Store and then we will discuss NiceOffers in the next section. In your SFI Affiliate Store, you will find a multitude of high quality, reasonably priced products and services. This is good news for you in two ways. First, it is useful to you in your own buying needs. Second, it is useful to you as a marketer of these products and services.

Let me take just a couple of examples to demonstrate the point.

In your Affiliate Store, you will find a variety of all natural, environmentally friendly cleaning products. The prices for these products may at first look high to you. But...look again. Notice that these products are concentrated. That is, when you buy a quart, you do not just have a quart. When you dilute it to the appropriate concentration, you have a very large quantity of cleaning product. When you compare the price per volume of the diluted mixture with cleaning products available on the store shelves, you will find the prices comparable.

Plus, the cleaning products you find at the brick-and-mortar stores are most often not environmentally friendly. Environmentally friendly cleaning products are important for two reasons. It is to your personal benefit to use all natural, environmentally friendly cleaning products because it will help to rid your home of harmful chemicals. Many diseases and disorders today are believed to be due to our constant exposure to harsh or toxic chemicals that are found in many of the products that we use. Many manufacturers unfortunately tend to think first about providing a product that will be effective and easy to use and only secondarily about the long term safety of the product. They are more interested in improving the effectiveness of their television ads than in truly improving the safety and effectiveness of their products. In fact, the all natural cleaning products available in your SFI Affiliate Store are more effective that other cleaning products and, at the same time, much safer. By utilizing our large direct marketing organization rather than television ads to get the word out, the manufacturers of our products can focus their energies on truly creating safe and effective products.

In additional to thinking about ourselves and our families, it is past time for all of us to begin seriously thinking about the health of this beautiful world we have been given. Most legitimate scientist are now gravely concerned about the health of our environment. If all of us do not begin to act soon, it may be too late. Thus, by buying and using the all natural, environmentally friendly cleaning products available in your SFI Affiliate Store, you are not only helping yourself and your family, but you are helping to preserve the delicate environment that the entire world depends upon.

As an added bonus, remember that a portion of all SFI revenues go to charities that promote preserving our environment. We are helpless about so many things that gravely affect the future our children and grandchildren will experience. This is one thing that we can do something about! Each individual has to do their part. You can do your part by insisting upon only environmentally friendly products – and you can find them in your own SFI Affiliate Store.

Another example, with which I am very familiar (as my company provides the service), is the VeryVIP Web Hosting service available in your SFI Affiliate Store. The VeryVIP Hosting service provides features such as RSS feeds and sophisticated promotion and tracking features that are not available from any other service. And, the VeryVIP Hosting costs less than less-than-comparable services offered by Yahoo and others. Even though you may have your hosting set up elsewhere and be comfortable with it, as an SFI Affiliate, shouldn’t you consider using the hosting service available through SFI? Even if it requires a little effort to change services, shouldn’t you be a team player? By utilizing products and services in your SFI Affiliate Store, you are strengthening the entire organization and thus strengthening your own opportunity to succeed as an SFI Affiliate.

Success comes from action. Go now to your SFI Affiliate Store and find the products and services that fit your needs and buy them, try them, and then promote them!

NICEOFFERS.COM

Recall from our discussion above that the difference between the legitimate and illegitimate marketing organizations is in the choice of products. SFI is an organization that, with the launching of NiceOffers.com, let’s you choose the products!

If, for whatever strange reason, you do not like any of the products in the SFI Affiliate Store, then instead of giving up on SFI, you can go find the products of your choice from wherever you like! You can then integrate those products or services into the SFI opportunity through the NiceOffers program. Approach the merchants who offer the products and services that you believe provide the quality and savings you desire and have them set up a NiceOffers coupon. Then, by using the coupon yourself, you are “buying from your own store”.

Look at the beauty of this logic for a moment. The key principle in culling the legitimate marketing organizations from the illegitimate organizations is the choice of products and services provided. Bad organizations force you to buy bad, overpriced products in the hopes of becoming wealthy by in-turn selling these bad, overpriced products to others who, in-turn, hope to become wealthy by selling these bad overpriced products...you get the point. On the other hand, good organizations provide you with high quality, reasonably priced products to market. Absolutely great organizations let you choose the products and services you want to promote from all the products and services in the entire world! It seems that SFI stands alone as a marketing organization that lets its affiliates have complete choice over the products and services to be promoted. SFI Affiliates can choose from all of the products and services in the entire world!

Skepticism is healthy. I am skeptical about most things in life myself. I am disappointed by governments, businesses and other organizations on a daily basis. It seems that everyone today is trying to take advantage of the honest, sincere, hard-working individual to promote their own selfish needs. Simple honesty seems to be direly lacking at all levels of government and big business today and it seems to get worse with every passing day. When someone suggests that I buy something – be it an idea, an agenda, or a product or service; I look immediately to see who will benefit from it and whether it will be fair to me. I take everything with a grain of salt. I hope you do the same as well.

Equally important, when I see fair opportunities I know that I must be able to recognize them and act upon them. When I see a needed product or service that is of high quality and reasonably priced, I know that I should take advantage of the opportunity – not because anyone tells me to, but because I know that it is right for me. I like choice and I like organizations that give me choice. Most importantly, given choice and a fair opportunity, I know that it is time to dig in and act! I hope you feel the same as well.

CONCLUSION

The natural first step upon becoming involved in a marketing organization is to buy and try the products yourself. Unscrupulous organizations have blemished network marketing by requiring their representatives to purchase poor quality, overpriced products in order to qualify in the opportunity. The key difference between these illegitimate organizations and the legitimate ones is the quality and price of the available products. Your SFI Affiliate Store offers many high quality, reasonably priced products including, among many others, the all natural, environmentally friendly cleaning products and the VeryVIP Hosting. Further, an organization that lets you choose your own products and services, from all the products and services in the world, is one that you certainly do not have to be skeptical about. Without skepticism, there is no impediment to action.

You cannot have success without action. You should be skeptical. You should examine. You should look out for yourself. You should always questions motives. But, when the opportunity is fair, you should recognize that it is time to act. When the opportunity is fair, there is no one else to blame for your own inaction. At some point you have to find the right thing for yourself and commit to it. You have to act on it. In a marketing organization, your first action, logically, is to purchase and try the products and services. With NiceOffers, there is the added first step of finding the products or services with which you are most comfortable. Then, after setting the merchant up in the NiceOffers coupon program; buying, trying, and promoting the products and services of your choice.

In a legitimate, fair opportunity, you need to buy and try and then promote. Go right now to the SFI Affiliate Store and buy and try some products and services. After that, find products and services in your local area or elsewhere that you can promote with the NiceOffers coupon program. Contact the merchants and get them set up on the NiceOffers coupon program. Then print out the coupons and use them yourself. Take action!

 


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Monday, June 26, 2006 - Starting your own business ..
 
 
Have you tried a few home-based businesses? Were you ever able to make a profit? If not, don't blame yourself - and certainly don't give up! You truly are on the right path by looking into having your own business. There's no better way to create wealth.

The problem is, most businesses are not really designed so that the average person can succeed - only the superstar salespeople can. But what if you discovered a business that had been precisely engineered so that EVERYONE can succeed?
 
 
 
 

Did you know, although network marketing is one of the most lucrative  industries that require the least amount of effort,

few really succeed...

 

WHY?  Because MOST people..
 

·         Don’t like selling and trying to convince people

·         Don’t want to have to drag people to weekly presentations

·         Don’t have the necessary skills to explain the business to others

·         Are not interested in endless weekly training programmes

·         Don’t know how to use technology to their advantage

·         Are not ‘marketers’ at heart

 

SO THEY DON’T WORK BECAUSE THEY DON’T LIKE THE WORK

 

BUT THEN WHY DO THEY JOIN IN THE FIRST PLACE?
Because they see the potential, and so they start, hoping that they will
somehow find a true marketer who will give them their big break in this industry  that has made more millionaires than any other industry in history!

 

If want to work your whole life then do read this but if your will to work 1/4 of your life to have the money you dreamed of then read on !

 

 

So if you willing to work I willing to work with you to have the money you dreamed of !

 




I know you're gun shy. I know you're skeptical. I know you have reservations. But, before you give up on the idea, wouldn't it be worth one more try? What will it hurt to take a look at a business that's in over 125 countries, has very low startup costs, pays exceptionally well, is highly automated, and the company does all the sales presentations for you?

 

 

As an introduction, let me invite you to watch the "VIDEO  OVERVIEW  ". This information just might change your life -- and you can access it on the Internet at no cost!

 

 

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HISTORY OF AFFILIATE PROGRAMS

 


THE EMERGENCE OF THE WEB

Ten years ago, there was no such thing as e-commerce as we know it today. Although the Internet has been around in some form or fashion for many years, for most of its history it was used only by the military and research scientists. As the technology became friendlier, others began to use it. The key event to the popularization of the Internet was the creation of the World Wide Web—especially the capability to show pictures and play sound from the Web, which became available around 1994. Adding that multimedia capability to the Web made it inevitable that the Internet would eventually pervade business and commerce. It did not take long.

The graphical Web was shortly followed by the capability to transmit credit card information securely online, which was shortly followed by the ability to process the card payments in real time online. A new venue to sell products and services had arisen seemingly overnight.


A NEW DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL

The Internet provides a new and quite different distribution channel for vendors to sell their products and services to consumers. Consumers can learn about, view pictures of, and order products from anywhere at anytime from the comfort of their home or office.

To sell anything, though, a vendor needs to get traffic to his or her Website through advertising. This was first approached from the old model of TV, radio, and print ads. That is, vendors went to popular Websites and offered to pay for placement of their ad for a period of time. Since the Internet is different from the old broadcast media, however, new more efficient methods of advertising were sought. It is relatively easy to determine the size of a TV or radio station's audience. The same is true with the circulation of print media such as newspapers and magazines. It's not as easy with a Website, however. Sure, there are counters, but they can not always be trusted.

Plus, a Web page being retrieved from a server (and thus adding to the counter) does not necessarily mean it will be seen by a human being. Bots and automated processes can retrieve pages that are never seen by any human being. It became important to know whether the page views were coming from the same source or whether they were "unique views"—i.e. new people rather than the same few over and over or some automated process. Another problem was that unless the ad is placed prominently and in context on the host site, it will not draw traffic, even from a large audience of unique viewers to the host site. So, paying a flat fee for displaying an ad on a Website for a set period of time turned out to be undesirable.

Rather than paying for a set period of time, advertisers began to prefer to pay according to the number of clicks on their banners. Standard sizes evolved for banners used to advertise Websites on other Websites. The banners can have words, pictures, and animation and serve as a link to the advertised Website. When you click on the banner, you are taken immediately to the advertised site. Thus, with "pay per click" if you did not get any traffic, you did not have to pay. This motivated the host site Webmaster to place the banner effectively on the site so it would draw traffic. Even "pay per click" had its problems, though. Clicks could also be automated and unscrupulous hosts could cheat. Clicks also needed to be from "unique viewers" to be effective.

Thus, vendors ultimately came to prefer paying only when a sell was actually made or someone at least interacted with the site by joining an opt-in program. The vehicle for paying only for sells or opt-ins on your site from persons sent from the host site became known as "affiliate programs."


AFFILIATE SERVICES

As the popularity of affiliate programs has grown, services, such as LinkExchange, Commission Junction, BeFree, and many others, have arisen to provide centralized locations where Webmasters can pick and join affiliate programs. These services also monitor the vendors and keep them honest. They provide standardized software and interfaces to run the affiliate programs so that each new vendor does not have to re-invent the wheel when they start up an affiliate program.

As a Webmaster, you can go to one of these sites and pick out the programs you want to join. You fill out a form providing information about yourself and your Website and then you download the "banner code" to place on your site. When someone clicks on the banner from your site and buys something from the vendor, the sale is tracked and they pay you a small commission. Most provide online reporting so that you can see your how your sales are going at any time.

While these affiliate services help to promote affiliate programs for the vendors, and provide some efficiency for the Webmasters, vendors are still looking for better ways to promote their affiliates' programs and Webmasters are looking for more profitable arrangements.


BUYING FROM YOUR OWN STORE

Only a small percentage of the millions of Websites on the Internet actually draw any significant traffic. ISPs and other services provide free personal home pages and many people have designed sites more for their own amusement than any serious purpose. Nevertheless, it is advantageous to vendors to have their affiliate banners on as many pages as possible. Even the sites that do not draw significant traffic have the benefit of the loyalty of their own Webmaster. If you have put the Amazon.com affiliate banner on your site, you will go there to buy your books rather than Barnes and Nobles because you get a little commission back when you buy from your own "store." Because of this, most vendors make it as easy as possible to join their affiliate programs and want affiliates even with low traffic sites.

After the new wears off, however, most Webmasters realize it is too much work for too little value to keep affiliate programs on their low traffic Web pages. Because vendor sites are constantly being redesigned, your banner stops working and you have to download new "banner code" and replace it on your site. As promotions change, the vendors make you change your code or the pictures stop showing up. A few of the major vendors with affiliate programs have gone bankrupt and the links just quit working. It turns out to take a lot of time and effort to keep affiliate banners working on your site. Yet, it would benefit both the vendors and the Webmasters of the low traffic sites if this could be more conveniently and more profitably done.


A BRAIN TEASER SOLVED

There are thousands upon thousands of affiliate programs available on the Internet. A Webmaster cannot put more than just a very few affiliate programs on any one Website without losing effectiveness. (Nothing is worse than a Web page crammed full of banners.) Thus, Webmasters have become selective in choosing affiliate programs. As competition heats up among the vendors, the vendors find themselves focusing on finding creative ways to promote their affiliate programs. Affiliate programs are excellent for marketing products and services on the Internet, but how do you effectively market an affiliate program to the Webmasters?

A few bright entrepreneurs, including SFI marketing Group's founder, Gery Carson, have come up with the answer. The answer is to have a multitier affiliate program. This solves two problems. One, it makes it worthwhile for the ordinary person to become involved in e-commerce. You can make good money even without a high-traffic Website because you share in the sales of an entire organization. Plus, you don't have to hassle with keeping banner code for multiple programs up to date. Are Catalogs allows all Are affiliates to "buy from their own store" without the hassle of trying to maintain hundreds of affiliate programs yourself. Two, the attractiveness of the multitier commissions effectively promotes the affiliate program without distracting from product promotions.

Plus, this solution involves multitier training as well. Webmasters become involved in affiliate programs not only for their own savings but also to generate income from selling to others as well. This is not easy and requires training. It would be extremely costly for each vendor to establish an effective training program, providing the one-on-one communication necessary for true results. A multitier system with Team Leaders providing one-on-one training as needed eliminates the vendors' substantial affiliate training costs.

Thus, the next logical step in the evolution of affiliate programs in e-commerce is exactly what are marketing Group has already done: a multitier commission and training structure.


NETWORK MARKETING AND THE INTERNET

When you step back and look at the history of e-commerce, you see that affiliate programs have independently evolved into something very similar to network marketing, which has been around for a long time. Ironically, though, network marketing itself has not taken well to the Internet. Most network marketing companies mistakenly believe that face-to-face interactions are necessary and that recruiting can not be effectively done online. (The research is in, however, and it shows the contrary to be true.) Another factor is that many network marketing companies do not encourage analytical examination of their opportunity, which is inevitable on the Information Superhighway. Thus, most network marketing companies only use the Internet to provide forms downloads and similar services to their existing representatives. They do not effectively use the Internet as a recruiting tool or to sell products to the general public.

Some enterprising independent representatives, however, have evolved the "downline clubs." Downline clubs sign people up on the Internet, promising to place them in multiple network marketing opportunities based on the order in which they signed up. Downline clubs theoretically offer the possibility of a large organization below you in multiple opportunities without any recruiting effort on your part. In actuality, though, most downline clubs have been disappointing. The greed of the club founders, the hope of instant riches, and the lack of focus due to joining multiple network marketing companies have usually yielded poor results. Training and commitment are lacking, so large downlines (if they get built in the first place) often crumble even faster than they were collected.

Thus, network marketing as we traditionally have known it has not grasped the potential of the Internet and does not appear likely to do so. Plus, and perhaps because of the Internet, the old model of network marketing is less effective in any venue of late.


THE NEW PARADIGM

Are founder, an experienced and successful network marketer, was one of the first to recognize that the old network marketing model quit working for many previously successful marketers around the same time that e-commerce was evolving toward a similar but different paradigm. He realized that an entirely new model was needed. He drew upon those principles of network marketing that remained viable and applied them to solve the current e-commerce challenge of promoting affiliate programs on the Internet. The results are phenomenal. We now has well over 7 million affiliates and the numbers of new affiliates each month is growing progressively.

We work because it is an e-commerce affiliate program. Unlike the old network marketing model, We  don't require you to make unnecessary purchases or meet stringent qualifications to earn commissions. In contrast to almost all of the old network marketing companies, We are fully embraces the powerful recruiting potential of the Internet. Are opportunity stands up well to the analytical scrutiny characteristic of the Information Superhighway. It is a forerunner in the next stage of evolution of e-commerce. Adding the multitier structure to an Internet affiliate program makes the new e-commerce channel of distribution fully workable. Because of this, We have been able to negotiate fantastic savings and commissions for its affiliates from world-class vendors and will continue to attract more and even better deals as SFI continues to grow.


CONCLUSION

The natural evolution of e-commerce has pointed to a multitier commission structure to give life to the new channel of distribution of goods and services created by the Internet. We are in the forefront of this new adventure in commerce. We embodies the most advanced stage of evolution of e-commerce. As Moore's Law (discussed in an earlier lesson) ensures the continued growth of e-commerce, history and logic dictate that affiliate programs will continue as the distribution channel for e-commerce. It follows that SFI, representing the most advanced evolution of affiliate programs, will continue to have lasting phenomenal growth and prove profitable for all involved.

 

 


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Sunday, May 7, 2006 - Are you looking for a great place to advertise?

 

 

 

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