How Do You Align Your Primary Business To Your Funded Proposal Offers?

leosaraceni · 04-12-2009, 09:11 PM

I'm sure most of you are familiar with the Rich Dad concept that says the smartest investment is the one made with other people's money

In network marketing, the easiest way to accomplish this is marketing an inexpensive retail product (or many) upfront, for all your subscribers.

This offer, called a Funded Proposal, gives the business owner the opportunity to create quick cashflow from prospects that may not join their primary business, and benefits prospects by providing something very valuable, immediately - no phone conversations, no pitching, the decision is all theirs.

Now, the problem with this is that many times, marketers get so confused by this concept that they decide to market their business and the funded proposal separately - while that is possible, promoting two separate campaigns will split your budget and your time.

So, I want to share with the professionals in this forum how I align multiple funded proposal offers with my primary business campaign:

On the thank you page. There, along with info about me and my business, they have the opportunity to check out some "recommended training" - usually, I suggest Magnetic Sponsoring, and it converts beautifully.

On my autoresponder series a P.S link recommending additional training - again, this could be MS, or some other product related to the message on my email.

What is your strategy? Do you even promote a funded proposal?

My upline believes this takes your attention away from running your business - what do you think?

Leo Saraceni
yourincomepotential.com

malfumos · 04-12-2009, 09:40 PM

What is your strategy? Do you even promote a funded proposal?

First question and the answer is my strategy is to make a convincing proposal. Second would be I don't really promote any funded proposal because for this is very high.

My upline believes this takes your attention away from running your business - what do you think?

Yes, using believes in a business could not really help well.

04-12-2009, 09:11 PM	#1
leosaraceni Warrior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Outer Banks, NC Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	How Do You Align Your Primary Business To Your Funded Proposal Offers? I'm sure most of you are familiar with the Rich Dad concept that says the smartest investment is the one made with other people's money In network marketing, the easiest way to accomplish this is marketing an inexpensive retail product (or many) upfront, for all your subscribers. This offer, called a Funded Proposal, gives the business owner the opportunity to create quick cashflow from prospects that may not join their primary business, and benefits prospects by providing something very valuable, immediately - no phone conversations, no pitching, the decision is all theirs. Now, the problem with this is that many times, marketers get so confused by this concept that they decide to market their business and the funded proposal separately - while that is possible, promoting two separate campaigns will split your budget and your time. So, I want to share with the professionals in this forum how I align multiple funded proposal offers with my primary business campaign: On the thank you page. There, along with info about me and my business, they have the opportunity to check out some "recommended training" - usually, I suggest Magnetic Sponsoring, and it converts beautifully. On my autoresponder series a P.S link recommending additional training - again, this could be MS, or some other product related to the message on my email. What is your strategy? Do you even promote a funded proposal? My upline believes this takes your attention away from running your business - what do you think? Leo Saraceni yourincomepotential.com

04-12-2009, 09:40 PM	#2
malfumos HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 131 Thanks: 7 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: How Do You Align Your Primary Business To Your Funded Proposal Offers? What is your strategy? Do you even promote a funded proposal? First question and the answer is my strategy is to make a convincing proposal. Second would be I don't really promote any funded proposal because for this is very high. My upline believes this takes your attention away from running your business - what do you think? Yes, using believes in a business could not really help well.