There is a big difference between recruiting people and building a duplicatable team.
Recruiting says:
“I can do this.”
Duplication asks:
“Can the person I just introduced do it too?”
That’s an important distinction.
For affiliate and network marketers, the strongest system isn’t necessarily the one with the most bells and whistles.
Often it’s the one that’s easiest to understand, follow and teach.
That’s one reason the SPS Rotator concept caught my attention.
Give People a Path
Think about what happens when somebody joins an online opportunity.
They’re excited.
Then they log in.
Suddenly they’re surrounded by websites, links, compensation information and marketing terminology.
Their first question becomes:
“Okay…what do I do now?”
That’s where a structured system becomes valuable.
The Simple Pay System presents itself as more than just its rotator. Published SPS material describes a wider system involving traffic strategies, promotional pages, tracking, follow-up, member resources and team support surrounding LiveGood.
Simple Systems Are Easier to Share
Imagine having a new team member.
Instead of giving them 25 different instructions, you can introduce them to one process.
Learn the process.
Set yourself up.
Promote.
Generate exposure.
Track what you’re doing.
Help your next person follow the same process.
That’s duplication.
The Rotator Is Only Part of the Picture
This is worth emphasizing.
The SPS Rotator shouldn’t be confused with the entire marketing strategy.
The current SPS joining page explains that eligible participants go through the stated LiveGood enrollment process and must then return and complete their SPS setup to obtain a promotional link and participate in the rotator. [simplepaysystem.com]
Meanwhile, the broader SPS description places the rotator within a larger team-building concept. [mlmgateway.com]
That’s important because building a real organization requires more than rotating links.
It requires people.
Traffic.
Follow-up.
Training.
Most importantly, it requires people willing to continue doing the work.
Build Something Others Can Follow
If you’re an experienced marketer, complicated funnels might not bother you.
But think about your newest team member.
Your system should ideally be something they can look at and say:
“Yes, I understand what I’m supposed to do next.”
That’s the goal.
Not complexity.
Not hype.
Clarity.
If that philosophy appeals to you and you’re looking at building with LiveGood, take some time to examine how the SPS Rotator and surrounding system work.
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