Affiliate since: 06/28/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Jovelyn T.'s 13 other Ask SC answers

Hi
I do believe that its best to acknowledge it.
For what ever reason they became inactive, we should always respect it. If you want to know the reason though, always ask in a friendly manner with the thought of wanting to know how we can help such individual.

What should you say?
As their sponsor, we already know a bit of them,so we can base our question from their last activity Or from whatever reason he/she gave you from being inactive.
Offer any help you can give, if you running a game With prices for your downline let him/her know the benifits to join.

In short really, make him/her feel wanted and welcomed in your team still.
And in your part,"hope for the best" that none in your team will ever be inactive!

Best wishes.
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Hi
I do believe that its best to acknowledge it.
For what ever reason they became inactive, we should always respect it. If you want to know the reason though, always ask in a friendly manner with the thought of wanting to know how we can help such individual.

What should you say?
As their sponsor, we already know a bit of them,so we can base our question from their last activity Or from whatever reason he/she gave you from being inactive.
Offer any help you can
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Affiliate since: 10/01/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nimo's 381 other Ask SC answers

Yes I do believe that you should acknowledge the fact that he has been inactive for a long period.

You probably do not know why he was inactive, so simply acknowledge this and move on. You can indirectly enquire as to why he was inactive so that you can help him. I would shy away from asking him directly as this may be taken as a telling off.

What I would say?

I would welcome him back and congratulate him on his decision to continue with SFI. Reinforce the fact he has made a wise decision. If there have been major developments within SFI since he was last active, bring him up to date.

Reinforce your role as his sponsor especially the fact that he is not alone in this business. You are willing and available to help him succeed.

Encourage him to continue being active.

Good luck.



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Yes I do believe that you should acknowledge the fact that he has been inactive for a long period.

You probably do not know why he was inactive, so simply acknowledge this and move on. You can indirectly enquire as to why he was inactive so that you can help him. I would shy away from asking him directly as this may be taken as a telling off.

What I would say?

I would welcome him back and congratulate him on his decision to continue with SFI. Reinforce the fact
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Affiliate since: 07/02/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Jennie's 147 other Ask SC answers

Inactive members are automatically removed from SFI after 1 year of inactivity, I take it you are referring to affiliates who are still with SFI.

The answer to "should you acknowledge' him/her is, ABSOLUTELY!
You have another opportunity to add him to your team and an opportunity for an EA2. Why wouldn't you?

Welcome the PSA back warmly with a nice eCard.
What follows will depend on at what point at SFI the affiliate became inactive. In any case don't discriminate.

If he became inactive early in his involvement with SFI, he may not have earned an income or learnt enough. In this case you would have to nurture him as a beginner. Treat him/her as a new affiliate.
Direct him/her to:
-Getting Started Page
-The Launchpads
-The To-Do list
-The new games

If he/she became inactive at EA2 or above status you may just have to orientate him/her to SFI.
Direct him/her to:
-Your leadership page
-What's New at SFI
-The new games
-The new ways to earn VP

Your weekly newsletters should do the rest.

Hope this helps!
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Inactive members are automatically removed from SFI after 1 year of inactivity, I take it you are referring to affiliates who are still with SFI.

The answer to "should you acknowledge' him/her is, ABSOLUTELY!
You have another opportunity to add him to your team and an opportunity for an EA2. Why wouldn't you?

Welcome the PSA back warmly with a nice eCard.
What follows will depend on at what point at SFI the affiliate became inactive. In any case don't
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Affiliate since: 07/30/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Jamahl's 5 other Ask SC answers

Yes, You should Definitely Acknowledge it! Having Active affiliates is an important key to your own success. So when when someone logs back in when in fact you thought you lost them is a reason to celebrate.

When they come back welcome them back. Tell them you hope they are okay because they were off for a while and let that be the only thing you say about them being away. Don't dwell on them being off. Focus on them coming back. Let them know that you are there to help in any way. Send them a gift certificate, T-credits or a TripleClicks Gift card. So they can really feel welcomed back.
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Yes, You should Definitely Acknowledge it! Having Active affiliates is an important key to your own success. So when when someone logs back in when in fact you thought you lost them is a reason to celebrate.

When they come back welcome them back. Tell them you hope they are okay because they were off for a while and let that be the only thing you say about them being away. Don't dwell on them being off. Focus on them coming back. Let them know that you are there to help in any way. Send
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Affiliate since: 02/05/2013, Power Rank: 356 | Read Anna's 40 other Ask SC answers

Absolutely! However, acknowledge the long period of inactivity in a sensitive manner. Unless you are 100% knowledgeable about the reasons behind their reason for inactivity, be very sensitive to their long period of silence from SFI.

We do not know if the affiliate went looking for a better opportunity elsewhere or if the affiliate had a medical condition or family tragedy they had to attend to. Basically, be wary of your judgment of the affiliates reason for being absent from SFI.

Simply welcome them back, offer you support, ask them how you may help them, how you can be there for them. This may be what they need to hear most at this time. A nonjudgmental welcome back, with the knowledge they will have support as they begin to learn SFI.
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Absolutely! However, acknowledge the long period of inactivity in a sensitive manner. Unless you are 100% knowledgeable about the reasons behind their reason for inactivity, be very sensitive to their long period of silence from SFI.

We do not know if the affiliate went looking for a better opportunity elsewhere or if the affiliate had a medical condition or family tragedy they had to attend to. Basically, be wary of your judgment of the affiliates reason for being absent from SFI.

Simply
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Affiliate since: 02/09/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Gweneth's 17 other Ask SC answers

Hello Ovidio,

There might have been one of several or multiple reasons why your PSA became inactive. You now have a second chance to win that PSA over. You also have an opportunity to use your leadership skills to help them to become successful in SFI.
In that case, you have to acknowledge that PSA’s return by welcoming them back. Reintroduce yourself as their sponsor, and let them know you care for them as a person by asking them how they are doing. That would let them realize that you are a real person who cares, and this will enable you to know how to lead them.
You can even let them know about your experience with SFI, and explain the simplicity of the SFI business.
Convince them that you will be there for them if they have any questions or comments.
If your budget permits, offer 10 TCredits to play game/ auctions or give a small gift card to encourage their participation.
Lastly, lead by example.

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Hello Ovidio,

There might have been one of several or multiple reasons why your PSA became inactive. You now have a second chance to win that PSA over. You also have an opportunity to use your leadership skills to help them to become successful in SFI.
In that case, you have to acknowledge that PSA’s return by welcoming them back. Reintroduce yourself as their sponsor, and let them know you care for them as a person by asking them how they are doing. That would let them realize
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Affiliate since: 07/05/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nafisa's 286 other Ask SC answers

It would be very rude of you not to acknowledge your affiliates activity-do not think of the months he/she was inactive but look at how you can impact his/her progress.

Of course you will write back and here are a few tips I can provide - they might be of use to others too. I would add here that there probably is a reason behind the inactivity and use tact not to probe or pry but be considerate towards the affiliate's reason(s) for staying out of touch.

- "I am delighted to have you back on my team and ready to work";
- "I am here to help you" - when would you like to chat?
- "I trust all is well with you and your family"?
- "Do you require any help in any area"
- "This is my telephone contact and/or skype address"
- "What is the best time for you to talk"?
- "Are you able to meet me for coffee this week" - if the affiliate is in your town

I would progress with care not to overwhelm the affiliate with a lot of detail, keeping in mind that you are not fully aware of the circumstances which lead the affiliate to stay away from SFI.

It is always important to build a relationship with your affiliates and asking after their family is the first step forward. You can then move into other areas of discussion.

I usually use the E Card for such cases because I find it is like a Birthday Card and should not contain too much detail except give a message - the ready to use E Cards already have a set up so you can choose the appropriate card quite easily.
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It would be very rude of you not to acknowledge your affiliates activity-do not think of the months he/she was inactive but look at how you can impact his/her progress.

Of course you will write back and here are a few tips I can provide - they might be of use to others too. I would add here that there probably is a reason behind the inactivity and use tact not to probe or pry but be considerate towards the affiliate's reason(s) for staying out of touch.

- "I am delighted
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

First of all, I would like to say 'yes' and I would give you the reasons. It is important that you acknowledge an affiliate after a long period of inactivity for the following reasons:

Most affiliates do not come back after leaving. He might have left due to personal reasons which you may not know. Acknowledging him/her makes him/her feel important to your team.

If he/she is active again and continues working in SFI, you are going to earn from him.

What I think you should say:
You could send him/her an e-card to welcome him/her back and tell him/her that you are happy he/she is back and you believe he/she is going to be successful in SFI and he/she is not going to leave again.

I wish you success.

Best regards.

You could also initiate a chat with him if you see him online and ask him/her why he/she was inactive.

You could send him/her an e-mail to tell him/her about the new games in SFI and remind him/her of some of the basics things in SFI. Encourage him/her and tell him/her you would like to hear from him/her and tell him to feel free to contact you if he/she needs help.
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First of all, I would like to say 'yes' and I would give you the reasons. It is important that you acknowledge an affiliate after a long period of inactivity for the following reasons:

Most affiliates do not come back after leaving. He might have left due to personal reasons which you may not know. Acknowledging him/her makes him/her feel important to your team.

If he/she is active again and continues working in SFI, you are going to earn from him.

What I think you
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Affiliate since: 08/18/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Martins's 2 other Ask SC answers

Yes. I will definitely acknowledge and welcome him with warm greetings.

Affiliate who have been inactive and come back after sometimes may mean that he/she have learnt that SFI is real and now he/she is armed with knowledge of how SFI works, some of these types of affiliates who came back tends to do more than some who have stayed, he/she can make a lot of money for you.

In my own case, i left SFI after signing up and one year later after i have wasted my money searching about other opportunities of making money online, i came back, this time, i have taken time to know how SFI works, my sponsor is so glad to have me because of the great stride i have been making in the few months that i have came back.

So brother, it definitely worth acknowledging "the prodigal son" and giving him all the help that you could.

Hope this helps. Keep on making money and Remain bless
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Yes. I will definitely acknowledge and welcome him with warm greetings.

Affiliate who have been inactive and come back after sometimes may mean that he/she have learnt that SFI is real and now he/she is armed with knowledge of how SFI works, some of these types of affiliates who came back tends to do more than some who have stayed, he/she can make a lot of money for you.

In my own case, i left SFI after signing up and one year later after i have wasted my money searching about
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Affiliate since: 07/25/2011, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nadarajan's 24 other Ask SC answers

Acknowledging an affiliate who logs in after a long period of inactivity should be done promptly.There is no question about it because for whatever the reason that affiliate has taken the trouble to log in to have a look at SFI again. Get the maximum from that by sending greetings and welcome back notes.

Get an idea of the affiliate by a glance at the VP ledger to know what all actions that can be done and then list out all that was missed or lost by being inactive. Tell about the growth in general and your growth and the growth of your team in particular.

Make the affiliate aware of all the new things that SFI introduced since recently, highlighting the GAMES which has become very attractive these days.

Above all keep them motivated to log in everyday as much as possible.
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Acknowledging an affiliate who logs in after a long period of inactivity should be done promptly.There is no question about it because for whatever the reason that affiliate has taken the trouble to log in to have a look at SFI again. Get the maximum from that by sending greetings and welcome back notes.

Get an idea of the affiliate by a glance at the VP ledger to know what all actions that can be done and then list out all that was missed or lost by being inactive. Tell about the growth
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