Affiliate since: 03/14/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Kelly's 29 other Ask SC answers

I send emails to my red flagged affiliates reminding them why they signed up for SFI. I go over all the benefits and a little comp plan, then I tell them they are in danger of losing all of this. I then let them know that they should log in and take another look. This has worked a couple of times, time will tell if it worked, but it gave me another year to try!

Affiliate since: 01/23/2010, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Val's 64 other Ask SC answers

I send each red flag member a private note, offering to give them 2 undivided hours of my time to answer any questions they have and to both advertise for the using their affiliate number for one day and also transfer them an affiliate so they can start to send memos and help someone.

I have about 10% listen (and 1% try) and the rest still never respond, so if they don't it is nothing you did, they wre just tire kickers and in the many ears I have been here to get to Top 50 power rank, I have had thousands decide it wasn't for them and that is OK because it IS for me and I continue without them.

So chin up, offer to help, and then if they don't respond focus on those who do and move on.

I did this and it got me into the top 50.
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I send each red flag member a private note, offering to give them 2 undivided hours of my time to answer any questions they have and to both advertise for the using their affiliate number for one day and also transfer them an affiliate so they can start to send memos and help someone.

I have about 10% listen (and 1% try) and the rest still never respond, so if they don't it is nothing you did, they wre just tire kickers and in the many ears I have been here to get to Top 50 power rank,
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Affiliate since: 05/12/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Gerard's 2 other Ask SC answers

I sent my red flagged affiliate an email asking him if everything was OK. That when he signed up at SFI, he was looking for a way to improve his future. That I was here if he had any questions or concerns now or in the future.

Wished him the best of luck, From Jerry

Affiliate since: 10/26/2010, Power Rank: 347 | Read Kay's 289 other Ask SC answers

I send my PSAs and CSAs who are red listed a bulk mail through the Genealogy Group Mailer. I send the same one to both groups. And then I watch to see if they log in after receiving it. If they do log in, I give them individual attention with personal email.

This is my letter:

Hello,

I am your Sponsor or your co-sponsor in SFI. My job in SFI is to help you along in your SFI business. To help you get over the bumps. To help you understand. To encourage you.

I see that your name is red flagged. That means that you have been inactive for 12 months. You have your reasons for that. When you signed up for SFI, what were your reasons then? What did you want out of it? Have you found something else that has brought you those wishes?

So now, you are red flagged, you are scheduled to be dropped from enrollment very soon. You must make a quick decision whether you want to remain in SFI, or allow this opportunity slip away.

If you want to stay in, but can't contact your sponsor, you must at least log in. Begin by reading or reviewing and understanding the SFI BASICS and then doing the training and set up your business by following your To Do List. Be sure to do the LaunchPad series. If you need help here, contact me immediately.

If your membership does slip and you decide you really do want to stay in, you may register again with SFI. If you want to change sponsors, you must remain inactive for 6 months and then you may name the person that you want as a sponsor.

For those who have had problems with getting this business put together, you have me, and/or your sponsor, the upline, the Help Desk and, the Forum to go to for answers.

If you work hard and consistently at this business you will succeed. Ignore the time that you have lost and begin right now to work on your future.

Write me if I can assist you in any way.

Kay Byers

SFI Bronze Team Leader, eCommerce Affiliate

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I send my PSAs and CSAs who are red listed a bulk mail through the Genealogy Group Mailer. I send the same one to both groups. And then I watch to see if they log in after receiving it. If they do log in, I give them individual attention with personal email.

This is my letter:

Hello,

I am your Sponsor or your co-sponsor in SFI. My job in SFI is to help you along in your SFI business. To help you get over the bumps. To help you understand. To encourage you.

I
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Affiliate since: 09/02/2011, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Kingsley's 30 other Ask SC answers

Send them an e-mail or Teammail to let them know they have been red flagged. In the email, describe the compensation plan, promise to start building their team for free with your coop or to offer a gift certificate. The first step to do this is when they start logging in and doing the basics. Let them know you are ready to help them all the way and that you will only succeed when they succeed.

Affiliate since: 05/15/2011, Power Rank: 470 | Read Masood's 97 other Ask SC answers

An email touching their hearts with good offers of assistance, presenting them with good plans of free or low cost achievements, offering them gift certificates in cash or TCredits for their achievements and being yourself an example to be followed.

These emails should be repeated weeky/monthly with changes and more attractions until they log in regularly and show up keen interest move forward on their own.

Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

If you go to your Power Tools, then click on PSA mailer you'll see a button at the top for "need ideas?". There are a lot of good ones there.

I found a really good one on Complacency here. https://www.sfimg.com/PopUp/sampleMessage?msgid=202&sort=date&order=desc

Affiliate since: 04/29/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Vijay's 61 other Ask SC answers

I prefer individual message to the red flagged affiliates than group messaging.

In my mail I include:

1.Their name and joining date.

2.Ask for any problem if they are facing.

3.Discuss about SFI and its benefits.

4.Make them feel that they are making a mistake by not working.

5.Send regular messages about SFI, news etc. to grab their attention.

6.Assure them for any kind of support, once they reply me.

Getting a reply from the affiliate marks the signs of his activeness in SFI and he can be a Trick star in your team or a valuable asset to you.
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I prefer individual message to the red flagged affiliates than group messaging.

In my mail I include:

1.Their name and joining date.

2.Ask for any problem if they are facing.

3.Discuss about SFI and its benefits.

4.Make them feel that they are making a mistake by not working.

5.Send regular messages about SFI, news etc. to grab their attention.

6.Assure them for any kind of support, once they reply me.

Getting
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Contact them and ask them to explain to you their problem. Some of them since they signed up they never logged in SFI, so these Affiliates is really hard to get them.If there is an Affiliate in that category and s/he contacted you or they responded to your mails, try what you can and give them full support and uplift their business.E-mails depend on yourself and only you who can do best in that.

Affiliate since: 03/14/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Terry's 15 other Ask SC answers

You have to send something motivational. Something that gives an affiliate support and encouragement. Then I remind them of the EA level and the importance of getting to that level each month. Remind them that you don't quit a business you open the doors to and that it has to be built one day at a time seeking out your goals.