Why should you invest in SFI...
SFI just like any other venture requires an investment of time and money, all business have overheads, like rent, licences, wages/salaries, etc
In SFI you can treat your SO as your rent, and recruiting affiliates as your wages/salaries, as your affiliates are your customers, their are the ones that do pay you, and while we are at it why not treat advertising as your licences? Do you see what I mean?
All business requires an input of time as well as money, and SFI is no different, the only difference is you have a lot of advise for free, so you are already saving money, and any investment in SFI, will repay you quicker than a brick and mortar business, as you have much less output of capital. Also with the structure of SFI, you do get a return in your expenses, through VP, MRP, TripleClicks pool.
My rent is my SO with Tripleclicks, as tripleclicks is my store, so to speak.
By keeping a SO of 1500VP, I ensure I am keeping my EA Status, as well as getting 2 extra entries in the Daily Grand Draw, plus I get 2 CSA's every month, they are potencial earners for you. With the new NMP PACK, just introduced by SFI, it is easy to maintain your EA every month, and starting to build your downline. You have 10 days from the date you started, to get the NMP PACK
You can also have an SO for 100pak TC , an SBuilder Co-op, and a PSA's-to-go , or any other item, like transfer buying.
After all, remember that this is YOUR BUSINESS, and it takes time for any business to grow, and SFI is no different, so YES invest in your BUSINESS
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Why should you invest in SFI...
SFI just like any other venture requires an investment of time and money, all business have overheads, like rent, licences, wages/salaries, etc
In SFI you can treat your SO as your rent, and recruiting affiliates as your wages/salaries, as your affiliates are your customers, their are the ones that do pay you, and while we are at it why not treat advertising as your licences? Do you see what I mean?
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