Affiliate since: 09/25/2012, Power Rank: 152 | Read GT's 63 other Ask SC answers

Hello, Hristina:

I keep my welcome letters to PSAs simple and basic since most everything about SFI will be new and possibly overwhelming to them.

I give them a warm welcome, letting them know I will support them any way I can. Then I recommend that they click through the 'Start', 'SFI Basics' and 'Launchpad' tabs to begin learning about SFI and get a good head start on their business.

I also recommend clicking through their 'red tabs' every day, and I also alert them to watch for the 'Fast Start' and 'New Member Pack' (NMP) info from SFI, as the NMP is an awesome deal.

That's about it for the 'Welcome' letter to PSAs!

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Hello, Hristina:

I keep my welcome letters to PSAs simple and basic since most everything about SFI will be new and possibly overwhelming to them.

I give them a warm welcome, letting them know I will support them any way I can. Then I recommend that they click through the 'Start', 'SFI Basics' and 'Launchpad' tabs to begin learning about SFI and get a good head start on their business.

I also recommend clicking through their 'red tabs' every day, and I also alert
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Affiliate since: 10/07/2014, Power Rank: 521 | Read Alvin's 86 other Ask SC answers

Question:
"What tips do you give to your PSAs in your welcome letter to them?"

Basic welcomes sent to New PSA Members is good enough.

The only recommendation is to conclude the welcome with a call to action.

Usually this will consist of a request to connect, or welcoming questions and suggestions.

We want to know if they are seriously interested in this SFI business opportunity.

If they respond, provide them with more information in tip form.

Recommend the following to those who respond:



The first on the list is very important as this is how we learn to earn income logging in every day completing our daily tasks.

1) Log in and do the "Daily Tasks" https://www.sfimg.com/Home

2) Get "Started" learning how we earn: https://www.sfimg.com/start

3) Complete "SFI Basics": https://www.sfimg.com/SFIBasics

4) Complete "Launchpad": https://www.sfimg.com/LaunchPad/

I will be monitoring your progress, and assist you along the way!

* Please check your ledger often as in doing this you will track your progress.

Your ledger can be accessed below:
https://www.sfimg.com/MyAccount/MyReports/VPLedger?referrer=search

I have found going over our ledger will help us succeed. The alert tab at our Affiliate Center will also help us stay ahead by making sure we are re-qualifying as EA each month.

Be sure to include your contact information in your signature.

Thank you for allowing me to share!
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Question:
"What tips do you give to your PSAs in your welcome letter to them?"

Basic welcomes sent to New PSA Members is good enough.

The only recommendation is to conclude the welcome with a call to action.

Usually this will consist of a request to connect, or welcoming questions and suggestions.

We want to know if they are seriously interested in this SFI business opportunity.

If they respond, provide them with more information
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Affiliate since: 04/24/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sameer's 74 other Ask SC answers

Hello Hristina

There are basically two ways to offer tips to your PSAs:

1. Offer detailed tips in the beginning only.

2. Give it KISS that is Keep it Small & Smart.

The first method loads the PSA with lot of information. He/She is overwhelmed with information and find the SFI business very difficult. There are chances of him/her to leave the business without trying it.

Therefore I use the second option. Here is an example given:

Dear ~First Name~,

Welcome to my Team of SFI
You have just joined & are above “GREEN LINE” That means you are automatically entered for the E-365 Contest

1. Read Getting Started, Launch Pad, SFI Basics

2. If it is possible become a Fast Track Member for accelrated growth at: https://www.sfimg.com/FT

3. To get more Versa Points visit the link: (Specially upload your photo & Confirm your email.
https://www.sfimg.com/MyAccount/MyReports/VPLedger

4. Tell the same thing to your New Affiates also. (create duplication)

Wishing you all the best
My name
My email id
My contact Nos.


PS: Visit my Leadership Page for the latest tips, contests, and more for our team at: www.sfimg.com/leadership/my id

PPS: If you log in daily. I will reward you with Tcredits, TC Gift Certificates and even with Cash.
All the best !!

Good Luck





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Hello Hristina

There are basically two ways to offer tips to your PSAs:

1. Offer detailed tips in the beginning only.

2. Give it KISS that is Keep it Small & Smart.

The first method loads the PSA with lot of information. He/She is overwhelmed with information and find the SFI business very difficult. There are chances of him/her to leave the business without trying it.

Therefore I use the second option. Here is an example given:

Dear
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Affiliate since: 11/14/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read VIVEK KUMAR A's 129 other Ask SC answers

Welcome letter is sent with an objective to welcome and introduce yourself to your new affiliate. It can be used to provide some tips to succeed at SFI with a care that you do not overwhelm them with too much information.

Based on their goals in life you should state how they can go on to achieve it at SFI. Simultaneously, making yourself available for assisting them to achieve their goals. Provide them with your Email and Skype Id to contact and clarify their doubts.

After having the basic contents of Welcome letter in place you can let them know of the following:

• Briefly make them understand the concept of earnings at SFI and highlight the no. of ways they can get involved to grow their income.
• Signify the importance of daily login and tasks to do on daily, weekly, monthly basis apart from completing their profile and completing Intermediate tasks.
• Make them understand the importance of E365 and being a Fast Track member.
• Mention about the Launchpad lessons and their importance. Let them know they can get 15 VP for each correctly answered quiz at the end of each lesson.

Apart from the above mentioned you can also let them know:

1. Importance of communication
2. About the forum, a place to know more about SFI from other’s perspective.
3. About Tripleclicks and its importance in the growth of your business. Give them brief about Pricebender auctions, Eager Zebra games, Member listing, ECA listing.
4. Importance of regular visits to Training centre.
5. Importance of support centre.

These are basics that an affiliate should know thoroughly to become a star and be successful in SFI. Hence, they become the most important piece of information that should be shared with the affiliates in the beginning.

Although, if you wish not to overload the affiliate with too much information than restrict to welcoming part in your first mail and follow up with rest of the information in next two mails but within a weeks time.

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Welcome letter is sent with an objective to welcome and introduce yourself to your new affiliate. It can be used to provide some tips to succeed at SFI with a care that you do not overwhelm them with too much information.

Based on their goals in life you should state how they can go on to achieve it at SFI. Simultaneously, making yourself available for assisting them to achieve their goals. Provide them with your Email and Skype Id to contact and clarify their doubts.

After
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Affiliate since: 08/02/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Terry 's 42 other Ask SC answers

HI there,
Thanks for this question, and from my viewpoint - remembering how confused and overwhelmed I was when first joining SFI two years ago - I would say that the only tips I give my new PSA's in the welcome letter (or e-card actually), is:
(1) Be assured from the start, that SFI is (a) not a scam, and (b) not a pyramid scheme.
(2) Also, it very important to know that SFI is not a 'get-rich-quick' scheme.

Best thing for you to do, is to watch and listen to Gery's 'starting message'.
CLICK - START.
Before proceeding any further with SFI, just be sure you fully understand the message
that Gery is giving.

regards


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HI there,
Thanks for this question, and from my viewpoint - remembering how confused and overwhelmed I was when first joining SFI two years ago - I would say that the only tips I give my new PSA's in the welcome letter (or e-card actually), is:
(1) Be assured from the start, that SFI is (a) not a scam, and (b) not a pyramid scheme.
(2) Also, it very important to know that SFI is not a 'get-rich-quick' scheme.

Best thing for you to do, is to watch and listen to Gery's 'starting
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Affiliate since: 05/13/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nor Aisah's 45 other Ask SC answers

Welcome and congratulations for joining SFI/TC .
Please don't get overwhelm, take your time read and focus. I know its a lot to read but surely it will be rewarding once you have achieved them.
I recommend that you get started by visiting the following 3 links:

1. www.sfimg.com/start
2. www.sfimg.com/SFIBasics
3. www.sfimg.com/LauchPad/

You should also review the following information:
The Plan - www.sfimg.com/the_plan
SFI Rules of Success - www.sfimg.com/ROS/Index

It's very important also to visit your "Home Page To-Do-List" daily and
complete all of the Daily, Weekly and Monthly actions:
www.sfimg.com/Home?tab=to-do_list

Again, welcome to SFI and may your journey with us bring you much joy
and business success in the years ahead!

My best regards,
Your Sponsor
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Welcome and congratulations for joining SFI/TC .
Please don't get overwhelm, take your time read and focus. I know its a lot to read but surely it will be rewarding once you have achieved them.
I recommend that you get started by visiting the following 3 links:

1. www.sfimg.com/start
2. www.sfimg.com/SFIBasics
3. www.sfimg.com/LauchPad/

You should also review the following information:
The Plan - www.sfimg.com/the_plan
SFI Rules of Success
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Affiliate since: 05/03/2002, Power Rank: 434 | Read Mar's 582 other Ask SC answers

Welcome letters are necessary to build good relations with your new PSAs. By sending a welcome letter to your new PSAs you’re establishing your connection, which is vital in building close relationship within your organization. Your new PSAs will get their first impression through your welcome letter, so make it simple, clear and easy-to-understand.

To make your tips easy-to-follow, here are important guidelines:

- A good welcome letter should be clear and concise in content. The details provided in the letter must be to the point.

- A good welcome letter is usually short and with specific details. Hence, a welcome letter can be written within one page, so your new PSAs can easily read it within short time.

- Personal and polite tone makes your new PSAs delighted and they feel comfortable while reading the letter.

- You must include important details in the welcome letter and try to provide all important information necessary in getting started in simple language.

- Appreciating your new PSAs can be beneficial for building good relationship.

What tips to give to your PSAs in your welcome letter?

Welcome letters can be used for various purposes. The use of a welcome letter depends upon the business need of your new PSAs. To help your PSAs in getting started smoothly and start them right in their journey with SFI, direct them to the following core principles of SFI:

1. SFI BASICS – contain important elements of making SFI a business. This is where your new PSAs will get to know what SFI is all about. Understanding the content of SFI BASICS clearly is the key being on the right path.

2. LAUNCHPAD – the lessons contain important key principles, which will further deepen the knowledge of your new PSAs in venturing SFI.

3. START – containing simple instruction in getting started, your new PSAs will appreciate the simple and clear instruction of how to get started.

4. Getting Started actions – to get your new PSAs established right away, point out to them the importance of performing the Getting-Started Actions with jet icons such as confirming registration, whitelishing [email protected], completing Affiliate Profile, sending their SFI commitment message to their sponsor and uploading their photos. Furthermore, in connection with these actions getting accomplished, it’s worth to mention to them about becoming a Fast-Track member to kick-start their SFI business. Supply them the Fast-Track link page for more details.

Giving so much information in your welcome letter is counterproductive.
A perfect welcome letter containing your tips is essential to begin new business associations with your new PSAs and to develop your SFI business. Many organizations are serious about the correspondence skills while dealing with clients and customers. A welcome letter which includes your tips creates your first impression on your new PSAs. Therefore, you should follow all the above discussed aspects while writing your welcome letter to your new PSAs.

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Welcome letters are necessary to build good relations with your new PSAs. By sending a welcome letter to your new PSAs you’re establishing your connection, which is vital in building close relationship within your organization. Your new PSAs will get their first impression through your welcome letter, so make it simple, clear and easy-to-understand.

To make your tips easy-to-follow, here are important guidelines:

- A good welcome letter should be clear and concise in content.
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Affiliate since: 10/01/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nimo's 381 other Ask SC answers

For me, the main purpose of the 'Welcome Letter' is to welcome my new team member.

I want to make the new members feel appreciated and know that we would be working together and that they can count on me to help then grow their businesses.

That's the main focus of my letter and yes I also give out tips:

- I point them to the direction of the Affiliate Center and for them to go to the 'Start' button, click on it and go from there.
- I refer them to the Fast Track link, pointing out the time limit of 10 days.
- I make mention of the Translator at each page to translate them to their preferred language if necessary
- I direct them to My Leadership page
- I also advice them to work at a pace that suits them and not to allow the volume of new information overwhelm them.

These would be simple statements with links allowing them to visit, read and explore the links at their own pace. I could give them more but I want them to read my letter. A larger letter might frighten them away!

I finish up with a promise that we would talk again in the very near future and that I would have more information for them but in the meantime if they have any questions contact me.




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For me, the main purpose of the 'Welcome Letter' is to welcome my new team member.

I want to make the new members feel appreciated and know that we would be working together and that they can count on me to help then grow their businesses.

That's the main focus of my letter and yes I also give out tips:

- I point them to the direction of the Affiliate Center and for them to go to the 'Start' button, click on it and go from there.
- I refer them to the
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Affiliate since: 09/04/2002, Power Rank: 559 | Read Carl's 74 other Ask SC answers

My PSAs usually get a welcome letter that is automatically set up when they first sign up. My next welcome letter goes out with tips only when they score Versapoints and get active. I've outlined everything to be more concise.

1.Welcome and Congratulations for qualifying to join Our Active Team .....................
Welcome to our Active Team and we are really proud of you! We noticed that you logged in your SFI account recently and started scoring points which qualifies you to be on Our Active Team this month.

2. Acknowledgement of being new In SFI............................................
Being a newbie in SFI , there is a lot to learn and sometimes you can and will get overwhelmed with so much information. Gaining knowledge and learning will be a continuous process in this business and it is never ending.

3. Our Commitment to PSAs .................................................
We want to help guide you in the right direction, get you on target and on the right road to success. What we suggest is to read, study, stay focused , have fun , learn how to score as many Versapoints as you can each month and do the things that will get the right results.

4.Purpose of the Versapoint Program....................
The Versapoint Program is designed to guarantee everyone a success in SFI and there is no way to get around or avoid it. A lot of Affiliates still don't comprehend or continue to miss this as they struggle to work their business while trying to be effective. Most of the people that are on our Active Team seem to know how to avoid this pitfall.

5.How to get started correctly in SFI.........
What we suggest you do first is to log in your SFI Home Page and in the section under your name do 3 things.

Click on these........... .
1. The Start Tab
2. The SFI Basics Tab
3. The Launch Pad Tab.

You will get started great and be up running smoothly if you simply follow instructions.Our business is not a quick get rich , but it is sound, reliable, and stable. If you have any questions our concerns, please feel free to contact us.
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Our course my letter is in a good form and you can always get a copy it.




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My PSAs usually get a welcome letter that is automatically set up when they first sign up. My next welcome letter goes out with tips only when they score Versapoints and get active. I've outlined everything to be more concise.

1.Welcome and Congratulations for qualifying to join Our Active Team .....................
Welcome to our Active Team and we are really proud of you! We noticed that you logged in your SFI account recently and started scoring points which qualifies you to be
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Affiliate since: 02/16/2015, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Russell's 68 other Ask SC answers

Hristina;

I personally believe the most important thing about a welcome letter is that it should be succinct. I don't want to overburden them with information that is over and above the flood of data they are receiving.

I'm presenting here a list of things you could put into a welcome letter but I'm prefacing it here by saying you should pick and choose of what goes in and certainly is should not be all. Perhaps you might consider making a series of three welcoming letters so you can drip-feed out the tips.

1. Begin your welcome by pointing out where the Start, SFI Basics & Launchpad buttons are. These are really pivotal towards learning.

2. Point out the value of doing the Fast Track items on the To-Do

3. Explain about the To-Do list.

4. Talk about the critical importance of doing the daily/weekly tasks

5. Encourage the new affiliate to get in touch with you. And inform him or her about the best ways you can communicate.

6. School the PSA on the merits of duplication and how it is easier to sell the notion of SO and FT when you actually have those badges yourself.

7. Reiterate how the person has made the right choice in joining and express your commitment to their success.

Pick some from this list and/or add some of your own. Make your letter informative, entertaining and concise. This is your first step and first contact with someone that could turn out to be a long time business associate of yours so make a good impression.

I hope this helps.

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Hristina;

I personally believe the most important thing about a welcome letter is that it should be succinct. I don't want to overburden them with information that is over and above the flood of data they are receiving.

I'm presenting here a list of things you could put into a welcome letter but I'm prefacing it here by saying you should pick and choose of what goes in and certainly is should not be all. Perhaps you might consider making a series of three welcoming letters
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