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MLM Training - Stop Driving Your Prospects Away

   
Author: Tim Sales

In our continued discussion on How You Say It, this article is the most controversial of any subject I discuss. But as you will learn, it could be the VERY reason your prospect doesn't sign up with youor that if you DO sponsor them you can't seem to get or keep them focused on their MLM business. This very important subject is one of my Ten Communication Qualities and is named: Make sure your body doesn't distract the prospect.

There was a survey done at a very large trade show as people were walking out the door. They were asked a series of questions about the trade show. Before I give you the answers to the survey, think about the money companies invest in trade shows: the booth fee (sometimes tens of thousands of dollars), the travel, the display materials sometimes hundreds of thousands or even millions- the employees and sales reps that attend the trade show, etc. While you're thinking about all that expensewhen asked the question, What's the number one reason you didn't buy today? guess what the answer was? The sales rep's bad breath! Can you believe that!?

The prospects didn't say the number one reason they didn't buy was because of a poor presentation or that the event wasn't exciting or anything else. The number one reason was bad breath!

This also goes for perfume and cologne. You may think your perfume makes you smell like a flower, but to some you might as well be wearing bug spray. You may even get compliments from some people that doesn't mean your specific prospect is going to love it. People who wear perfume first put a dab on and over time their nose becomes less sensitive to it. Then for them to smell it they have to put two dabs, then three and pretty soon you can smell those people coming IN the room not when they've walked past you, but when they enter the room! If this scent is something that prospects don't like they will be backing up (running away) trying to distance themselves from you. So, the rule isMAKE SURE YOUR BODY DOESN'T DISTRACT YOUR PROSPECT.

This also goes for dress. Dress professionally. Ladies, if you have a beautiful body that you like to show off great but I don't recommend it with prospects. Your body may get more of their attention than your business. The reason you're there is to be interested in them more specifically the problem your business can solve for them not to have them be interested in your body. Now I know what everyone thinks of when I say that: But people buy you not the business or the product.

This statement is very true. But what about you do they buy? In network marketing they buy your ability to help them get what they need or want as it relates to your MLM business or product. If you dress provocatively and your prospects join the business because they like looking at you, you will have a heck of time trying to keep them focused on the business. When you've concluded your business for the day and you want to dress up sexily and wear perfume great! But keep business and personal separate.

Your dress code should be appropriate for the situation and the others present. In my MLM business, I work with health clubs and doctors' offices. It's not appropriate to wear a suit or even dress clothes for that matter. Nice shorts and polo shirts get the best response in the gym. When we work in doctors' offices we dress professionally but not in suits. In business presentations, suits work the best. The best rule of thumb is dress as nicely as the most nicely dressed guest.

From sloppily tied ties to body odor; from odd behaviors like tapping your feet to putting on lipstick in front of your prospects all can be distracting and cause them to focus their attention on something other than the thing that can help them achieve what they want and whatever you do make sure your breath is fresh!

Much respect and admiration,

Tim Sales
www.TimSalesMLMTrainingNews.com
www.brilliantexchange.com
www.professionalinviter.com
www.mlmbrilliance.com

Author Bio:

Tim Sales

In 1989, near the end of an 11-year tour with the US Navy Underwater Bomb Squad Team, Tim answered an ad in the Washington Post newspaper that led him to his first and only network marketing company. Five years later his network marketing income rose to over $150,000 per month with over 56,000 people in his organization. His most noted contribution to the Network Marketing Industry is the "Brilliant Compensation" presentation and he is a highly respected mentor and trainer for the entire MLM industry.

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