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[LISA ALEXANDER - WOLFE Company: AmeriPlan Corporation Contribution Level: 2]

Ok, I just sent out an email to my MS prospects about the new training Mike and Ben are putting on from Dec. 3rd - 5th.

While I was composing my email, it dawned on me.

Why not "always" invite them to the MS community? So for instance in my siggy line I have my contact info, web, blog, email, number...etc. Now I've added that third link. www.MyMagneticProfile which takes them to my profile here in MS.

Join our FREE community! You can find me there at www.MyMagneticProfile.com Where you can learn from the TOP experts free!

If you click the link and it doesn't work, it's because I just ordered it to redirect to my profile link. So it should work here shortly.

But I thought this would be a great way to introduce them to "even" more free help and our community. I think some people like to put their toe in the water a bit before jumping right in.

Now I'm not like that per say. If I know it, believe it - it's hard to hold me back from diving in head first! B)

But for those who want to look around, why not get them here too.

Ok, enough of my bla, bla, bla's for today. Just thought I'd share as I thought it was a pretty good idea.

Thoughts?

[* * Contribution Level: 1]

Lisa,

That is a fantastic idea. It would certainly be a great way for prospects to get to know You better, which is the point.

In fact, I've toyed with the idea of just including my community profile/email/phone # in prospecting communications in an attempt to cut done on any clutter or confusion. Really let prospects know that I'm interested in them getting to know me first and foremost and the fact that I care more about them getting the information they need first.

Again, great idea! Let us know how it works out for you.

Josh Wade

Post edited by: Josh Wade, at: 2007/11/28 18:07

[Cenay Nailor Company: Nussentials Contribution Level: 2]

Can they get here without being a customer? I thought this forum was reserved for folks that had bought the Magnetic Sponsoring eBook (or more)?

Am I wrong?

Gosh, it's a great idea... I hope we can direct them here. If they can come, can they participate in the discussions?

Anyone?

Cenay'

[Mike Dillard Company: Magnetic Sponsoring Contribution Level: 5]

Oh no.. The site is for the entire industry. This community is for everyone in the industry to use in order to learn, grow, and give back. Thank you for being a part of it!

Mike

[LISA ALEXANDER - WOLFE Company: AmeriPlan Corporation Contribution Level: 2]

Thanks for the feed back. :)

Oh and yes, anyone outside can view our profile and even posts. They just can't reply unless they become a free member.

If you have a Ryze page- have you ever said "hey, view me on Ryze." So why not "view me in Magnetic Sponsoring."

Our profile is simple, we have our pic, link info, "about me" stuff and then blogs ... etc...

The difference to me between like Ryze (just for an example and I do like Ryze a lot) is with MS the way you can easily communicate with others right away. It's not complicated.

I know it's not an affiliate portion of the site and bringing them here is an open ground for them to walk and explore freely and I'm cool with that. That's why I like it here. You come in, start chatting and get to know the community without the feel of the MLM Big Brother breathing down your neck to "join my juice company TODAY or else!" LOL Plus a community I've decided that I'm staying a huge part of.

You see with other forums out there, that have company folders - main NWM folders or whatever. Well, I never thought I'd risk it again by bringing my "team" to such public places anymore. Things get to gossipy, high level of competition between people who don't know really what they're doing and can easily throw your downline into a spin, or just get malicious and spiteful. Well with this community, it's not like that. And if that ever started to happen, we all know Carl The Cop is going to nix them out with his one push of that MS "Nuke You" button if it got carried away.

Once I get rolling and building my new team with the company I'm with, I won't hesitate to tell them about MS (that's if they don't know about it already).

So far I take pride in being part of this community. Just based on the professionalism alone that everyone here shows.

So Kudo's all!!!! :)

Post edited by: lisaalexander, at: 2007/11/28 22:28