What Is A Sponsor?
Are you a recruiter or a sponsor??
A Team Of Excellent Sponsors! |
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Sponsoring |
Recruiting |
Type of Relationship |
Sponsoring is a marriage of equal
partners. |
Recruiting is a chase with a
"hunter" and a "hunted." |
Duration of Activity |
Sponsoring is a continuing process
of creating and cultivating a relationship that serves the needs of
all involved parties. |
Recruiting has a specific
beginning and ending. It begins when you start pursuing your quarry
and ends when you "sign them up." |
Type of Activity |
Sponsors nurture, encourage, and
develop lasting relationships. |
Recruiters "love 'em and leave 'em."
The philosophy is throw them all up against a wall and see who sticks. |
Breeding |
Sponsoring breeds friendship. |
Recruiting often breeds an
adversarial relationship. |
Loyalty |
Sponsoring creates a winning team
with reciprocal loyalty. |
Recruiting leads to dead "downlines"
with high turnover and low retention rates. |
Needed Skills |
Sponsoring is the specialty of
leaders with people skills. |
Recruiting is done by slick sales
people and "head hunters." |
Measuring Success |
Sponsors are primarily concerned
with the success of their team. They know that they will be rewarded
when their team does well. |
Recruiters are only concerned with
how many new distributors they "sign up" and how much it means to
their pocketbook. |
Techniques |
Sponsors answer questions and
solve problems. |
Recruiters use sophisticated
techniques for overcoming objections and closing. |
Rewards |
Sponsors successfully develop
large teams and equally large, recurring paychecks. |
Recruiters build short term "downlines",
cash in, and move on to the next "deal." |
We need sponsors! Will you
commit to work hard to become one? |
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Our team all subscribes to the 10
Commandments of Sponsoring. Because we all live by these doctrines, you can
expect a level of support that you have never before experienced. And your
team will be efficient, committed, productive, loyal and happy. |
The 10 Commandments of
Excellent Sponsors |
1.
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Don’t sign people up
....sponsor them.
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2. |
Don’t sell your
product ....educate your clients until they buy it.
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3. |
Don’t attend
meetings ....unless they help build YOUR team.
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4. |
Don't approach
people ....drive them to you.
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5. |
Don't do anything
....unless it is duplicatable.
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6. |
Don't tell people
how to do this business ....show them.
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7. |
Don’t try to get
rich ....help others to achieve their dreams (the money will
follow).
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8. |
Don't visualize a
secure future ....see yourself with a financially secure present.
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9. |
Don't build a
downline ....build relationships...and build a winning team.
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10. |
Don't ever give up
.... the only way to fail is to quit.
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Our UNIQUE philosophy creates a
COMMITTED, DEDICATED, PRODUCTIVE TEAM. Combine this team effort with
our exclusive Internet Marketing systems and you will experience huge
DYNAMIC growth of your business. Would you like to have a team of
motivated, productive and excited distributors that is GROWING so
fast that it scares you? If so, welcome to the L2P Team. Get with your
sponsor today! |
There
is a big difference.
A recruiter is effective at
'signing up people', and then moving on to sign up others. The recruiter
seems to be on a frantic search to find superstars among the crowd, and his
way to 'find' them is to 'sign them up' and then watch and wait. The
recruiter believes in 'love 'em and leave 'em'. He expects the superstars to
eventually rise to the top and the others to eventually quit.
The Sponsor has a different attitude. He
believes any person worth sponsoring is worth developing. The sponsor
believes in 'marrying' those he sponsors while the recruiter wants a
'one-night-stand'.
Being a sponsor is an ongoing activity.
It is this ongoing activity that creates
loyalty to the sponsor and gives the sponsor serious credibility. The
recruiter is a traveling salesman; once he has sold you, signed you up, he
is gone. You probably will never be contacted by the recruiter again. The
sponsor is a helper/teacher who wants you to have the training and tools you
need to be successful, and the encouragement to keep plugging.
There is also a transferable concept here.
Your sponsor wants you
to be a sponsor. A sponsor develops other sponsors by deliberate, careful
help and encouragement. A recruiter expects you to be a born 'superstar'.
Superstars are 'MADE' they are not born. They are 'developed'. Making a
superstar takes training, encouragement, help, patience and time. It takes
being a sponsor!
What
does it take to be a superstar?
It takes a lot of attitude-type
things, such as confidence, commitment, determination, credibility, etc.
Where do these 'attitude' type things come from? They are learned. They are
taught and they are caught.
Here are the stages of the development of a
superstar:
Learn
to be a real sponsor.
Develop
others who will become real sponsors.
Teach
them to teach others to be real sponsors.
The
secret to your business success is this:
The recruiter is not building a
business in depth, they continue to sign people up continually never looking
back or helping those who come in. Their organization is mainly one level
and mostly quitters.
The sponsor is building a
duplicable system that can run down through his/her organization, building
depth and strength. This is a powerful downline. He is not building a
downline of people, but a downline of sponsors.
Q
So
what is the difference between sponsor and a recruiter?
A
The
difference between 'HYPE' and 'HELP'.
The sponsor's job begins when you enroll
someone, the recruiters job ends when you enroll someone. The recruiter's
goal is to sign up people. The goal of the sponsor is to build leaders.
Before asking yourself which you want to
be, ask yourself which do you want your
upline to be. Remember, you are the upline to others.
Here are the 4 Keys to getting to the TOP:
Be
a sponsor
Keep
being a sponsor
Teach
others to be sponsors
Remember
1, 2, 3
We
are your support team learn from us!
To Our
Success,
Paul Davison
Bruce Wilson
The
Learn2Profit Team
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