Affiliate since: 04/08/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

In my own thinking, there is no limit to your communication frequency with your Sponsor and Co-sponsor. But, let these three factors guide you in your frequency in communicating with them:

1. Make sure you communicate on necessary issues, such as when in need of assistance, when you want to clarify doubts or ask vital questions, and when you want to appreciate them for their assistance.

2. Consider the fact that they too have a lot of things to do with their time- building their own business as well as attending to other team members; so do not attack them if they fail to attend to your communication request as soon as possible.

3. Try to learn more on your own in the course of time so that your communication will not continually be on questions of what to do. This is because every parent wants to see his/her child grow and become less dependent.

I hope this makes sense.
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In my own thinking, there is no limit to your communication frequency with your Sponsor and Co-sponsor. But, let these three factors guide you in your frequency in communicating with them:

1. Make sure you communicate on necessary issues, such as when in need of assistance, when you want to clarify doubts or ask vital questions, and when you want to appreciate them for their assistance.

2. Consider the fact that they too have a lot of things to do with their time- building their
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Affiliate since: 05/03/2002, Power Rank: 433 | Read Mar's 582 other Ask SC answers

Communicating with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor will depend on your needs of support and your Sponsor’s commitment of support.

If you are a new affiliate, you’ll have tons of questions that you want to ask your Sponsors. By way of asking questions often, you’re also building connection and closer ties to your Sponsors.

Before sending questions to your Sponsors, consider the following:

- Have you done your homework? Have you read what you suppose to read? By doing this most of your questions that are basic in nature will clear up.

- If the questions concern of utmost importance such as moving up to the next level as a Team Leader, setting up goals and implementing strategic plan to achieve those goals.

As often as you think is necessary for you to build a close relationship within your team, you’ll need to communicate to your Sponsor. Sponsors will understand that you need their full support and commitment.

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Communicating with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor will depend on your needs of support and your Sponsor’s commitment of support.

If you are a new affiliate, you’ll have tons of questions that you want to ask your Sponsors. By way of asking questions often, you’re also building connection and closer ties to your Sponsors.

Before sending questions to your Sponsors, consider the following:

- Have you done your homework? Have you read what you suppose to read? By
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Affiliate since: 08/06/2012, Power Rank: 227 | Read Ronilo's 408 other Ask SC answers

There is no rule as to how many times you should communicate to your sponsor and co-sponsor. Our sponsors are there to help us when we have question or problem encountered in our SFI business. So your communication with them will depend on the following.

1. How long you have been working with your SFI Business. Usually you have more question at the beginning but less and less as you learn the business yourself.

2. If you see that your sponsor and co-sponsor are doing well its good ask tips on areas that he is good at. You can see it in the badges they have.

3. The quality of response you are getting will also determine how often you communicate with your sponsor and co-sponsor. Take note that not all sponsor and co-sponsor are also knowledgeable. If you happened to have sponsors who is not serious in getting their SFI business grow then look for other source of information like the Forum, Ask SC and from a2a friends.

4. Nevertheless whatever kind of sponsor or co sponsor you have you also communicate with them just to build friendship someday you'll encounter problem that only your sponsor can help you. My account was hacked last month and the only person that can help me communicate to the support desk was my sponsor.

5. Sponsors and co-sponsor should never be a substitute to gain your own knowledge of SFI processes. Study on your own. All the information we need to be successful here in SFI are already in SFI and TripleClicks website.



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There is no rule as to how many times you should communicate to your sponsor and co-sponsor. Our sponsors are there to help us when we have question or problem encountered in our SFI business. So your communication with them will depend on the following.

1. How long you have been working with your SFI Business. Usually you have more question at the beginning but less and less as you learn the business yourself.

2. If you see that your sponsor and co-sponsor are doing well
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Affiliate since: 03/15/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read John's 50 other Ask SC answers

Hello Abraham.

If you need to communicate with your sponsor or co-sponsor, do not hesitate. One thing they are there for is to help you succeed. As your Team Leaders, I would say that is part of the job description.

If you need help everyday with one question, ask a question everyday. I have an unresponsive sponsor, but my co-sponsor has been there for me several times in one day when I needed help, and has almost always responded in less than 24 hours.

Do not be afraid to ask questions or compliment them on their help. Praising your sponsor/co-sponsor when they are helpful can also be beneficial. Everyone likes to know that they are needed.

In short, contact them daily, weekly, or whenever needed.
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Hello Abraham.

If you need to communicate with your sponsor or co-sponsor, do not hesitate. One thing they are there for is to help you succeed. As your Team Leaders, I would say that is part of the job description.

If you need help everyday with one question, ask a question everyday. I have an unresponsive sponsor, but my co-sponsor has been there for me several times in one day when I needed help, and has almost always responded in less than 24 hours.

Do not be
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

This is an excellent question as many of us wonder how much communication is enough or not enough.

I believe the answer is within you. I see it this way...every affiliate has strengths and so when there is an area of skill sets that are not as developed and the Sponsor or co-sponsor has that as an area of expertise then I would communicate with them frequently - 2 - 3 times a week or more.

I would want to communicate often so that I am able to learn more on how to devlop myself to become a better Sponsor or Co-sponsor.

Remember we never know what we don't know until we ask. Asking questions is the best way to develop your business.

The frequency of how often depends on you as what one affiliate does for communication may not be how much communication you require.

We are all different and communication is simply a tool that enables us to find out answers to things that we may not know. No one communicates the same so I would like to encourage you to communicate as often as you need to.
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This is an excellent question as many of us wonder how much communication is enough or not enough.

I believe the answer is within you. I see it this way...every affiliate has strengths and so when there is an area of skill sets that are not as developed and the Sponsor or co-sponsor has that as an area of expertise then I would communicate with them frequently - 2 - 3 times a week or more.

I would want to communicate often so that I am able to learn more on how to devlop myself
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Affiliate since: 09/25/2012, Power Rank: 152 | Read GT's 63 other Ask SC answers

Hello, Abraham:

As long as they are responsive to your messages, you should stay in regular contact with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor. This will let them know that you are serious about becoming successful with SFI.

I recommend either sending them a weekly message with updates on what you are doing, or, if they send you regular team messages, be sure to respond and acknowledge those messages with appreciation.

It is good to contact your Sponsor or Co-Sponsor with questions or concerns you may have, but also make it a habit to first do some research on your own; you might be able to find the answers on your own and this will give you a greater sense of power, confidence and competence. Look for answers in the Affiliate Center, in the Ask SC section, and in the SFI Forum. And remember, you will eventually have your own team members coming to you for answers, so the more you learn about the business, the better equipped you will be to help your team members.

If your Sponsor or Co-Sponsor do not respond to your questions or communications, you may want to look elsewhere in your SFI upline for a supportive mentor.

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Hello, Abraham:

As long as they are responsive to your messages, you should stay in regular contact with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor. This will let them know that you are serious about becoming successful with SFI.

I recommend either sending them a weekly message with updates on what you are doing, or, if they send you regular team messages, be sure to respond and acknowledge those messages with appreciation.

It is good to contact your Sponsor or Co-Sponsor with
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Affiliate since: 11/11/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nenad's 7 other Ask SC answers

Hello,
I am a part of one of the biggest team in SFI counting over 70000 people. Why is that so? Because our upline is working so hard to help us downliners in every possible way. How often we communicate? Let me tell you. EVERY SINGLE DAY.

The communication is the key of the success. In order to build strong and successful team you must take their own development into consideration. The basic three principles of SFI success are:

1. Become an Executive Affiliate (EA) and remain an EA every month
2. Recruit five affiliates using the methods included in your marketing tools
3. Teach your five affiliates to do these same three steps.

When someone tells you that your sponsor is busy person not having enough time for you, let me tell you what should you do. This job is all about communication and duplication. As future team leader if you don't talk to your affiliates you want be able to build network with enough potential to support your team leadership. Its not enough to sign up someone. You must duplicate your knowledge.

So the answer is:
YOU SHOULD COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR SPONSOR EVERY DAY. THIS IS HIS/HERS OBLIGATION TOWARDS YOU.
This doesn't mean that you should harass your sponsor every five minutes. This just means that you have to build a strong connection with your fellow affiliates in your up line and your down line. You are all in one team.

Enjoy your work


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Hello,
I am a part of one of the biggest team in SFI counting over 70000 people. Why is that so? Because our upline is working so hard to help us downliners in every possible way. How often we communicate? Let me tell you. EVERY SINGLE DAY.

The communication is the key of the success. In order to build strong and successful team you must take their own development into consideration. The basic three principles of SFI success are:

1. Become an Executive Affiliate (EA) and
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Affiliate since: 07/17/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sabastine's 4 other Ask SC answers

When it comes to Sponsors and Co-Sponsors communication with their downline affiliates, it has always been regular. But many affiliates find it difficult to communicate with their Upline team, especially their Sponsors and Co-Sponsors, a practice that is very wrong. I suggest that every SFI affiliate should be communicating with his/her Sponsor and Co-Sponsor very often especially in the following occasions:

1. Communicate with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor, when you're starting and need a guide or question on how to go about it, as they are supposed to be more experienced.

2. Communicate with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor when you need an assistance in form of a training tool, gift certificate or any form of assistance that will aid your SFI business.

3. Communicate with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor to thank and appreciate them for the training materials and assistance they rendered to you in time past.By so doing, they would be encouraged to assist you more.

Remember that these Sponsors and Co-Sponsors are also busy and well committed to their own SFI business. Hence, if you don't communicate regularly with them, they would either assume you can succeed without their input, or that you're not serious with your business. And nobody wants to waste his/her precious time on an unserious fellow.

Hope this helps!
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When it comes to Sponsors and Co-Sponsors communication with their downline affiliates, it has always been regular. But many affiliates find it difficult to communicate with their Upline team, especially their Sponsors and Co-Sponsors, a practice that is very wrong. I suggest that every SFI affiliate should be communicating with his/her Sponsor and Co-Sponsor very often especially in the following occasions:

1. Communicate with your Sponsor and Co-Sponsor, when you're starting and need
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Whenever you have something of value to say! If you have a question, and have searched the support base on your own and still have the question, don't hesitate to get in contact with your sponsor and co-sponsor. Remember no question is too stupid to ask. If you are genuine about your concern ask your sponsor or cosponsor.

If you have a problem that you would like some help with contact them.
If you have had a great win or something good happen in SFI, they want to rejoice with you.
If you notice that your sponsor or co-sponsor has won something or done something that you appreciate, contact them about that. They need pats on the back too.
If you have a great new idea that your sponsor might be able to pass along to others, let them know about it. We can all use new ideas or inspirational thoughts.

Remember, your sponsor is just like you, and so you should treat them as you would like to be treated by them.
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Whenever you have something of value to say! If you have a question, and have searched the support base on your own and still have the question, don't hesitate to get in contact with your sponsor and co-sponsor. Remember no question is too stupid to ask. If you are genuine about your concern ask your sponsor or cosponsor.

If you have a problem that you would like some help with contact them.
If you have had a great win or something good happen in SFI, they want to rejoice with you.
If
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Affiliate since: 11/29/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Chioma's 17 other Ask SC answers

Communicating with your Sponsor and Co-sponsor to me depends on your needs. I always contact my Sponsor when I have issues I can not handle, maybe a question from my Affiliate that i am not able to answer or my own personal challenge, otherwise, I do not contact my sponsor often.

The reason being that I myself have I a small team of affiliates who are constantly asking me questions and needing reposes, and it is a bit of great work for me.
So I then imaging my sponsor who has more affiliates than me and what he must be going through, I decided to try first to attempt finding a solution to my team's queries first, and where i cannot handle it I send an email to my sponsor.

In your own case, if you really have to contact your Sponsor, I will suggest you do it once in a week. Also you can use Team Mail and Chart system to get immediate responses to questions if you are both online.

Good Luck.
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Communicating with your Sponsor and Co-sponsor to me depends on your needs. I always contact my Sponsor when I have issues I can not handle, maybe a question from my Affiliate that i am not able to answer or my own personal challenge, otherwise, I do not contact my sponsor often.

The reason being that I myself have I a small team of affiliates who are constantly asking me questions and needing reposes, and it is a bit of great work for me.
So I then imaging my sponsor who has more
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