Network Marketing Followup Tips

An Easy Follow Up System For Network Marketers

You may have heard before that the money is in the follow-up, and its true. Many network marketing business owners drop the ball when it comes to following up with customers and prospects.

Lydia Martin, shares her system and some of the tools she uses to  follow-up.

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Network Marketing Followup Tips

Lydia Martin: Follow up is huge.

Colin: The other part where we drop the ball when it comes to follow up is that initial contact when you meet that initial prospect. It may not be the right time for that person, but you forget to…

Lydia Martin: The tracking

Colin: How do you recommend directors going about coming up with a system that they can actually track their prospects through a process?

Lydia Martin: The system is key. When you have systems, that’s what helps you. Now, these days, I won’t say how I used to track before, but now everything for me is right here.

Colin: We got to stop talking about catalogs.

Lydia Martin: Right. I think there are so many great products and productivity tools out there that are going to help you with that tracking and today it’s all about is the information always with you.

If this is what works for you then use this, but then this always needs to be with you because you want to maximize those times when you run into someone at the grocery store who says, “Oh, my goodness, I need to buy such and such” or “I want to have a party.”

If you have no way of capturing that information right then and there, for me it’s as good as gone. I learned very quickly post-it notes got lost.

I wouldn’t remember, and how many missed opportunities we have when we aren’t consistent about tracking.
I definitely am an Evernote gal.

I track everything in Evernote what I love about Evernote the most is its tagging system, so when I enter in someone’s contact information,

I tag them according to the type of lead they are. I can tag them as a recruit lead, as a July lead. You can tag them by month, by type, by whatever, and then the great thing about Evernote is you just type in July lead and now I have all those people who said, “I want to have a July party.”

They’re all in here ready to go, and then I can check them off. It just helps me. Somebody else said they love Evernote as well. It’s just a huge productivity tool for me.

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14 comments
Ron Deering says December 4, 2015

Colin what a great post… the fortune is in the follow up… what a great system… thanks for sharing this with everyone

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Sherri Brown says December 4, 2015

Great video and post. I’m a little old school in that even though I do most everything online, I still like to track most everything in a notebook. I did just download the Evernote app on my phone and I’m going to give it a shot. Thanks for sharing!!

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    Colin Yearwood says December 5, 2015

    Let me know how it works out.

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Dave Shirley says December 4, 2015

Great Advice >> I track everything in Evernote what I love about Evernote the most is its tagging system, so when I enter in someone’s contact information.

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    Colin Yearwood says December 5, 2015

    Awesome! Thanks for stopping by.

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Linh says December 4, 2015

Interesting! Going to check out Evernote. Thanks for sharing

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    Colin Yearwood says December 5, 2015

    You will love it!

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Helene Lafleche says December 4, 2015

I am downloading Evernote at this very moment on my Iphone. Thanks for sharing

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Keith James says December 4, 2015

I use Evernote to help me keep track of my random thoughts. Never considered it as part of my follow-up system. Thanks for sharing!

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Kay Somji says December 4, 2015

This is wicked man! The fortune is in the follow up and these tips make it easy for anyone to follow up. Thanks for sharing.

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Artur says December 5, 2015

Great article, learning to follow up. Thank you for tips

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Mike says December 5, 2015

Evernote, great tip as I never thought of that before, thanks.

Cheers
Mike

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    Colin Yearwood says December 6, 2015

    Thanks Mike!

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