The

In-Home

Success Guide

 

The Simple and Fun way to introduce the people you care about to N _ _ _ _ _

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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IN-HOME BASIC OUTLINE

(All you really need is on this page)

 

SETUP THE INHOME

 

 

 

 

THE PARTY

Welcome and Introductions

Engulf your Guests in Products

N _ _ _ _ _ Product Video

Demos and Testimonials

#1 Business Opportunity Video

 

 

AFTER PARTY ACTIVITIES

Food

Rollouts

Answer Questions

Give Tapes, Video, or Brochure

Product Consultation

 

 

FOLLOW UP!!!

Call to:

Schedule More In-Homes

Take Orders

Invite to Wellness Preview

 

 

 

The information compiled in the remainder of this guide is far simpler than it looks.? It may seem tedious to read, for this I apologize ñ just catch the essence and run with it.? Teach these principles by doing them.? Most new distributors can present an In-Home after seeing it done two or three times.? They do not need this guide to get started.? I do not give this packet to new In-Home hosts.? They will never read it all.? This is designed to help veterans refine their In-Homes and for new comers to this concept to get a big enough picture to consider making a paradigm shift.? If youíre a Leader and Learner with an open mind ñ read on. This is the best information I have come across in my entire N _ _ _ _ _ career.? I pray it will be as helpful and freeing to you as it has been for me.?

Best Wishes ñ Brody Craney


In-Home Demos

Thanks Mike and Cindy Hogan, Nicole Puopolo and my wife, Peggy, for all your help.

Thanks to Royal Diamond Dave Stoltzsfus and many others for their inspiration on this topic.

 

The Host Invites Guests

Essential ñ Invite until you have 10 people committed to attend.? Most people are comfortable inviting guests over for a fun evening and will not need coaching.? If someone asks for suggestions, you might give them the following key words: magnets, fun, food, and leave your wallet at home.

 

Invitation Examples

Option 1: ìWeíre going to have a get-together at our house. (Donít say a ìmeetingî)?? A friend of mine will be demonstrating some amazing technologies from a Japanese health company named N _ _ _ _ _. As a matter of fact, leave your cash and checkbook at home.? This will be a quick, one-hour demonstration; weíll have some refreshments/food afterwards.? Oh, could you bring someÖ(chips, salsa, cookies)?? Would Saturday at 4pm or Tuesday at 7pm be better? Great!!!? Can I count on you to be there?.? Weíll have a blast!î

 

Option 2: ìWeíre going to have magnetic massages, demos, FOOD, and FUN.? Come join the party. Bring your spouse and anyone you know that hurts or likes helping others.

 

Option 3: ìI just went to a unique party at my friendís house.? The new health technologies they demonstrated were fascinating, but Iím still a wee bit skeptical and I want to see what they do for other people.? Would you come over, take a look, and tell me what you think?? Iím considering this as a business and could use your honest opinion about the products and this opportunity.î

 

Option 4: ìIím launching my new home-based business.? Iíve invited a few people over.? Can you come over and give me your moral support.? I could use the extra vote of confidence.î?

 

Option 5: ìWeíre having a partyÖ r elaxation demos, magnetic massages and honey baked ham (or whatever else youíd like to serve your friends).?

 

Preparation

q       Arrive about 30 minutes early to get set-up, and answer any concerns the Host may have.?

q       If this is the Hostís second or third party use this time to train them in ways they can present some of the demonstrations before the guests arrive.

q       Do not set up a product display.? Leave most of your products in a bag until it is time to use them. You want this to be simple, duplicable and not to look like a ìsales event.î

q       You may like using nametags!? People love to hear the sound of their own name.? If no tags are available write their names on a paper and refer to it if you need to.

q       While the guests arrive, get to know them.? Ask Questions.? Show you have a genuine interest in learning more about them.? Donít talk about you or magnetsñ talk about them.??

q       Save the main eating for after the demonstrations.? We want the guests to stay awakeÖ and to have a reason to stick around.


THE PARTY

Suggested Outline.?? (Try to hold it to one hour.)

(2 min.) ???? The host begins by thanking everyone for coming and introduces the presenter.? The host may wish to tell their story.?

 

(1 min.) ???? The presenter begins by saying, ìHello, Iím __________. There is probably one of three reasons why youíre here. 1) You may want to know about these amazing health product technologies, Or 2) You may be interested in the business opportunity, or you may know someone who is, Or 3) You are here under duress (pause a moment), because someone twisted your arm to get you here!î (Get people relaxed and laughing).ìIn all seriousness, we hope you left your checkbook at home.? Weíre not here to sell you products tonight. Weíre here to let you experience and learn about these amazing products.? If you beg, we may let you order something after the party.? For now, sit back and enjoy the evening.î ?(This eases them, reassuring them that you wonít pressure them to buy anything.)?

 

(4 min)?????? The presenter shares his story (possibly including product/business) and then asks, ìDoes anyone here have any aches, hurts, or discomforts?î? ìWho would like to try some of the products to see how they make a difference?î ??(It is effective to have each guest benchmark or rate on a scale of 1 to 10 their challenge(s) both now and after the 2nd video.)? Explain to them, ìIt can take days or weeks for people to notice significant differences, but sometimes people notice subtle results very quickly.î ?Place products on each guest.? Every guest should have something on them.

 

(10 min)???? Play the 10-minute Product Technology Video (N _ _ _ _ _ item #9048). This comes in the Distributor Sales Kit.

(15-25 min)? Do your favorite product demonstrations.? (See Reference section ìSuggested Demos and Toolsî)

q                 Encourage the guests to try the tests on each other.? Donít be surprised if you lose ìcontrolî of the group here.

q                 After demonstrating the insoles you might say, ìWe donít sell these insoles tonight ñ we give them away.? If you are interested in receiving a free pair of insoles talk with us after the demonstration.î

q                 With each demonstration be sure to relate a product success story and a business success story (This is a great time to relate the stories of your upline team and the successes they have had.? If your sponsor is not yet successful ñ go farther upline or share crossline experiences.)?

q                 The more group participation the better the event.? If you have other distributors in the room, use this time as a training ground - let them do some of the demonstrations.? The presenter may want to conclude this section by saying something like, ìThe reason I share these products with people is because I love to help people feel better.î? Some people hurt in their backs and necks, and some also hurt in their wallets.? I love to help people feel better, and show them how they can share these products with other people they care about, and at the same time receive a ëthank-youí check from N _ _ _ _ _. We appreciate our host having a big enough heart to share these products with you.î? The presenter should also share his/her intentions or vision of the business and praise the host if he/she has chosen an active role on the team.

?(15 min.)??? Play the 13 minute #1 Business Opportunity video (N _ _ _ _ _ item #9038) included in your sales kit.? You may introduce this video by saying, ìWeíll wrap up with a brief video explaining about the background and history of our company.? When weíre finished, stick around for food, a magnetic massage and a personal consultation as to which products may be helpful for your particular situation or for those youíre interested in helping.? You can order products from _____(tonightís host) whenever youíd like.? You can also get your own membership and receive a wholesale discount.? If you would be interested in having a party in your home for your friends and loved ones - let us know.î

 

(5 min.)????? ìThe video mentioned attending a Wellness Preview.? We have one coming up on ______ at ______pm. You can see ALL of the products, learn how they are helping other people in this community, and learn more about our business.î? Now ask, ìWho has noticed a difference with the product they were using during the last half hour?? What did you notice?î (Probe for answers - noticing differences in Benchmark ratings.)? Youíll be amazed at the results and your guests will become convinced by the products and by the other guestsí testimonials

 

(1min)??????? Announce ìThanks for coming.? If you want more information, we have tapes and brochures.? While some of you are eating we will be happy to stay, give magnetic massages, and offer personal product consultations.? Who wants to be first?? If you canít stay, we would be happy to schedule a rollout with you at the Wellness Preview or at your own home.? Which would you prefer?? Letís eat? I strongly suggest you serve the food in another room.? The skeptics need a place to ëescape.í? After their temperamental stomachs are satisfied they will soon wonder why everyone else is still in the other room asking questions.? The skeptic often wonders what part of the presentation he missed out on and will come back to ask questions.? Food warms the heart and lowers peopleís defenses.?

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Do your best to end the party portion of the night in one hour. (You want to have a captive audience; you donít want to hold your audience captive.? Let people feel free to leave.)? What you will find is that few guests will be scrambling to get out the door. Because you havenít pressured them, chances are they will want to know more.?? Itís great if people want to stay another hour longer, or two, to ask questions, buy products, or get a membership.? Have order forms and applications available.

 

During the first hour the presenter should not worry about a ìprofessionalî presentation.? The business details are taken care of by the videos.? Keep it SIMPLEÖ? Man hurt.? Man use magnet.? Man feel good.? Man make lots of moneyÖ? Woman hurt.? Woman use quilt.? Woman feel good.? Woman make lots of money.?? Present from a chair or even on the floor.? Standing feels more like a ëlectureí or a ëmeeting.í? Play with the products while on the living room floor ñ not while lecturing from a balcony.


AFTER PARTY ACTIVITIES (The Second Hour)

The Food.? Some people love to entertain.? Let them entertain.? Others like simple snacks, while others like to have potlucks.? Anything goes.? Keep it simple, but remember that the food may be a big part of the draw for guests attending the demo.? Leave this part up to the discretion of the host.? Always ask if there is anything you can do or bring to help.

 

Rollouts.? Here is where extra hands come in ìhandy.î? I like to bring one or two distributors with me whenever possible to help with the rollouts and answering questions.? You do not want more distributors than guests; so try not to get too carried away with the number of extra hands.? If you are going to be alone, arrive early and train the host so they can help with the rollouts.? One of my distributors, Cindy Hogan, even reported having so many guests (no distributors to help) and so much fun at one In-Home that she trained the guests and they rolled each other out.? Be creative!? If an extra room is available use it for rollouts to allow the guests a relaxing experience.? You may consider having quiet relaxation music playing in this area.

 

Answer Questions.? The Q and A sessions should be saved for the second hour.? This will allow a more personal response for the guest and keep his/her concerns away from the rest of the group.? If you have someone extremely interested in the business, you wouldnít want to ruin his/her excitement with another guestís concerns about network marketing.

 

Tapes, Videos, and Brochures.?? Each interested guest should leave with marketing materials to help them learn more about the products, the business, or both.? If they have to leave early get an address where you can mail information.? When giving out marketing materials set up a follow-up time.? Be sure to collect phone numbers and appropriate times to call each guest.

 

Product Consultation.? Many guests are curious as to which products will be helpful to them.? Have a few product catalogs available after the demo for them to browse through.? Then make a list of products on a separate paper or maybe highlight a price list with the specific items they should consider.? It is a good idea to show the guest how they can place an order on their own using the C.A.P. (Customer Appreciation Program).? Some hosts offer a discount if the guest chooses to order that night.? Wellness Preview invitations (see last page sample) printed up as coupons are also effective ( ___% discount if customer attends a specific event).?

 

Tools.? Dave Stoltzsfus has produced a fantastic little booklet called ìWelcome to N _ _ _ _ _.î?? GET IT.? (Focus on Growth, 800-496-9884, www.focusongrowth.com, $1.25 each) You may choose to give one to each guest or extract ideas from it to use in your own situation.? You may wish to create:?

q       Wellness Checklist (Prompts the guests to think about their current health state.)

q       ìIím Interestedî or ìOptionsî Card (Lets guests know their choices and how to proceed.)

q       Product Tickler Card (Suggests some of the more frequently ordered products.)

q       Wellness Preview Coupon (Gives directions and an incentive for attending the next Wellness Preview.)

q       Information Packets ñ includes tapes, brochures, price lists, and a page instructing customers how to place their own orders.

 

 

 

FOLLOW? UP

Best done within the first three days following the party.

 

Schedule More In-Homes.? Your primary goal in following up is to find a way to book another In-Home.? You may call your guest yourself or introduce the guest to others with 3-way calling (preferred).? Many skeptics want more ìproofî before they purchase products.? Encourage them to attend a Wellness Preview and/or to host a party and get their friendsí honest opinions.? Find out what they liked most on the tape you gave them after the party.? Re-commit them if they havenít listened to it yet.

 

Questions you might ask on follow-up calls:? ìHow did you sleep after last nightís rollout?î?? ìHave you decided which products youíd like to try first?î? ìYou mentioned your Uncle had back trouble.? Does he live near you?? Would you like us to have a party in your home so he can come?î

 

 

NOTES:
REFERENCE

 

 

Goal #1 ?? HAVE FUN!!!? Keep it simple, and donít try to push or sell. When others see how much fun you are having and how non-threatening this business can be, they may want to join in the fun as well!

Goal #2 ?? Duplicate the FUN by SCHEDULING MORE IN-HOMES with the guests.

Goal #3 ?? Encourage Guests to BUY PRODUCT.? (Weíre not ìselling.î Theyíre simply asking to buy products on their own terms when theyíre ready.? Talk about product purchases during refreshments or in your follow-up calls.? Allow the party to be remembered as fun and relaxed.?? Your guests will be more likely to host an event for their friends.)

Goal #4 ?? SPONSOR DISTRIBUTORS.? (Again, save the paperwork and promotion of this for refreshment time or during follow-up. Keep the goals in order.? If you succeed at Goal #1 youíll probably accomplish #2.? Often goal #3 and #4 happen days or weeks later while your digging for the next In-Homes.

 

Tips for the Presentation

¸      Be aware of your audience in choosing your attire.? You want the guests to be able to relate to you.

< p class=MsoNormal style='margin-left:.25in;text-align:justify;text-indent: -.25in;mso-list:l4 level1 lfo8;tab-stops:list .25in'>¸      Keep everything very simple.?? Involve the FUN FACTOR!? Smile ñ itís your most attractive feature.?

¸      Present while sitting on a chair or on the floor.? Guests will feel more at ease when youíre not standing.?

¸      Believe in the videos.? Donít go into further explanation of the technology or business during the one-hour presentation.? Itís okay to answer questions during refreshments, but remember, high tech equals low check, so use simple answers supported by benefits and stories.

¸      Be prepared to do rollouts while others are having food. (Possibly begin a 21-Club)

 

How to Ask the Benchmark Questions

Example:? A guest says their back is really hurting.? You clarify by asking, ìOn a scale from zero to ten, zero meaning itís not hurting at all right now, ten meaning we need to call an ambulance, how much are you hurting?î (They may be at a six at first, but after trying the Flex and Crystal Heat-Pak inside the Far-Infrared Back Belt they may improve to a two.? ìWow, thatís significant!î)

 

Common Concerns

In our society, people are constantly bombarded with ìdealsî, ìdeceptionsî, ìscamsî, and ìpushy salespeopleî.? As a result, the public has been trained and conditioned to be skeptical, and to say ìnoî before they open their minds to the possibilities.? Respect this. You will surely see these In-Homes as a great way to take away the fears and pressures new guests often have.? As for new distributors, we find they generally have two main fears. One fear is rejection: fear that their family and friends will think they are trying to ìsellî them something. The invitation to ìleave their cash and checkbooks at homeî will put the new distributor at ease, knowing their contacts will not feel pressured.? Another fear is ìHow will I ever present as well as my sponsor does?? This seems hard!? A formal presentation can look very intimidating to a new distributor. These simple In-Home Parties will get the new distributor involved right away in a FUN way. They donít have to worry about having all the products and carrying in several giant bags to display products in someoneís home. They donít have to worry about ìpresenting the technologiesî or ìthe businessî - let the videos do that. The Host, or new distributor, simply shares their story, and does some simple (and FUN!) demonstrations.

 

Incentives

Bring your own 13î TV/VCR for ease of use.? Some teams are sponsoring a contest for their new distributors.? Go Bronze in the first 60 days and receive a free 13î TV/VCR.? This usually creates enough momentum to achieve Silver by the third or fourth month.

 

Having trouble booking the next In-Home?? Magsteps or another product of your choice can be given away as a reward for a host having a party or having a certain number of guests at their party.? Some teams are giving the insoles away on the scheduling night if the guest agrees to host a demonstration.? This may strengthen the new hosts intention to follow through with their party.? It can also enable the new host to share their experience of wearing the insoles for a week when their In-Home occurs.? I offer the insoles (when needed) to a host as a reward for putting me in front of 10 total guests at one or more In-Homes.

 

Loaning Products

Find ways to book an In-Home rather than loaning product whenever possible.? One of the reasons for having multiple guests at In-Homes is that it ìprovesî that the product works.? The guests convince the other guests of the products validity.? If there is still a skeptic in the group, encourage them to get a group of their peers together to help test out the technologies (book an In-Home).? If you are on a 1-on-1 and your prospect needs to see if the product or the business actually works, ask them to give it a one-hour test drive by hosting a party.? If you absolutely have to loan, use it as a carrot like giving away a free pair of Magsteps.? ìLetís have a party.? You get some fellow skeptics together.? Iíll help them fell good, and if youíre still not convinced, Iíll loan you over $1,000.00 in products for and entire week.? Would a week night or a weekend work best for you?î

 

Training

Rather than immediately PROCESSING a new distributor (make your 100 name list, create a top 20, order your business cards, order $1500 - $5000 in products, order $100 - $300 in marketing brochures, register for Silver training, register for the next expo, register for the next big training event, read the doís and doníts, list your upline, etc., etc.), I ask a new distributor to host a party.? Most people want to begin helping their friends as quickly as possible.? Now go deep (taproot).? Your new distributor will then be scampering to learn what is necessary to lead their team. ?Now itís time to ìprocessî them.? You now have a LEADER (because youíve given him/her someone or several someones to lead.) who will be much more receptive to getting his/her tools and skills up to par.? As you dig deep, take each host with you (if possible) to subsequent parties.

 

Example:? At the first In-Home the host, whom weíll call Nathan, is responsible for the food, sharing his story and introducing you, the presenter.? This is a good way to help Nathan become comfortable speaking in front of groups.? At Nathanís In-Home guest A decides to host a party.?

 

Before Aís party you should prepare Nathan to share his story, introduce a video and do the magnetic demonstrations.? He could also be trained to help with the rollouts.? At Aís In-Home there is a guest B who decides to host a party.?

 

At Bís party Nathan shares his experiences, introduces a video, learns to demonstrate the infrared products, and does rollouts while A also shares his story, does the magnetic demonstrations, and assists in the rollouts.? At Bís party guest C decides to introduce these technologies to his friends.?

 

At Cís in-home your job is to sit back and say ìGreat Job!î? Meanwhile, Nathan acts as the presenter assisted by A and B.?? (Donít do for Nathan what Nathan can do for himself.)? At Cís party D decides to host the next party.

 

It is now time for Nathan to host more personal In-Homes and develop his front line until he has three to four team members who want to host parties.? Nathan then works on digging three to four legs to the seventh level or beyond.? Coach Nathan during this process. You should stay actively helping Nathan by doing parties with D, E, and F in depth and continuing to train distributors along the way. Build one leg DEEP, while Nathan continues to sponsor and launch his other legs.

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Digging Deep for Success, Silvers, and Stability

Napoleon Hill related a true story of a man who discovered a vein of gold while on vacation in California.? He went home and borrowed money from family and friends.? He purchased elaborate mining equipment and mined this small vein of gold successfully for 3 weeks, but the vein ìplayed-out.î He soon became frustrated and sold his equipment for pennies on the dollar. He went home ìdiscouraged and broke.î? The junk-man, who purchased his equipment, hired a surveyor who discovered that the vein ended because of a fault line, and told the junk man that the vein would likely pick-up again in a few more feet. The junk-man drilled just three more feet and discovered the richest vein of gold ever found in California.??

 

In-Homes are an excellent method to go deep and provide stability for each leg of your organization.? Focus on having one In-Home a week until you have dug 7 to 10 levels deep.? Think of digging a well for water - thereís no water until you dig deep enough.? Be patient, this takes time.? DSA (Direct Sales Association) statistics show that 90% of the time a breakaway organization will be created if you get beyond the seventh level.? With just one In-Home a week (each week going deeper) distributors can ìdigî Silvers in three to four months.

 

If a distributor has reached the Silver level before his/her organization has reached the seventh to tenth level you should continue tap rooting their organization with In-Homes until this depth is reached.? This will help to ensure stability and volume in this leg.?? DO NOT ASSUME that reaching Silver means your new distributor has everything figured out.? Continued support can be given to the entire leg over the long term by helping with In-Homes AT THE BOTTOM.??

 

Focus on taking your key legs deep.? If other distributors try to divert your attention, encourage them to bring their guests to the homes where you are currently focusing and then start In-Homes of their own.

 

 

 

 

Suggested Demos and Tools: ??(Choose from Demo Pak, Sample Career and/or Career Pak)

1.      Balance Test: Magsteps, possibly competitor insoles, a frig magnet and Magna-view Sensor (the truth detector)

Note: after this demo you could say, ìI do not sell Magsteps, but I do give them away. If youíre interested in a Free pair ask me afterwards and Iíll tell you how to get some.î ìItís super-easy!î

2.      Rotation Test or Range of Motion Demo: Magboys and Magnetic Wave Tester (the red light sensor).

3.      Arm-Strength Demo: Flex.

4.&nb sp;     Heat/Flexibility/Tingling Demo:? Place one insole under one foot of each guest.? Have them note the difference in their feet 20 minutes later.

5.      Deep-Heat Demo:? Intensive Back Therapy Kit or (Kenkotherm Back Belt, Flex and Crystal Heat Pack).

6.      Finger-Strength Demo: Bracelet or Elastomag Wrist Wrap or Far-Infrared Ankle Wrap.

7.      Ice-melt Demo: far-infrared plate and ice.

8.      Lemon Test: sample comforter and sliced lemons (more effective than lemon concentrate.)

9.      ìLiving-Waterî Taste Test and/or Strength Test: Living Water System (or a sample from it) and small cups.

10.  Relaxation Experience: Kenko Seat, Demo Pak (Let someone experience this during the product demo section and report what they are feeling.

11.  Nutritional Demo: Key to Sun, a tall clear glass, water and olive oil. Or, nutritional strength tests.

12.  Owie-Eraser Demo: ask someone to massage a guestís sore back, knee, etc. for 15+ minutes with Magboys.

13.  Rollouts: Demo-Pak, and soft music, sample of the Deluxe Mattress, sample of Intelli-Rest Pillow/Mat.

14.  Have catalogs, At-A-Glance brochures, cassettes, videos, order forms, price lists and applications on hand.

15.  You may choose other videos or skip the first video to leave more time for demonstrations.? Some distributors are using segments from the Elastomag Technology Video, item #9147, (a three-minute segment of Vincent Ardizonne to address the issue of competition) or a segment from Kathleen Deoulís ìMy New Lifeî video (item #VP017 from The Idea Store 888-443-3274 or www.theidea-store.com.)

 

 

 

 

Other References:

?        Success with In-Home Demos by Brody Craney (audio item #175A available through Blue Ribbon (800-533-2885).

?        Order the chapter on In-Homes from the ìLeadership Manuelî from Focus on Growth (800-496-8508 or www.focusongrowth.com).?

?        Request the manuscript of Dave Stoltzsfusís ìDigging Silvers with In-Homes,î Spring 2000 conference call by e-mailing Cleon Kotter at ckotter@mtwest.net.

?        Success Express 800-966-8887 produces a tape called ìDave Stoltzsfus In-Home Demos.î

?        ìWelcome to N _ _ _ _ _î (Focus on Growth, 800-496-9884, www.focusongrowth.com).

Notes and Suggestions:

ÿ      If you have three or more guests you are doing great.? (Usually you invite 10 committed guests to get three to five people to attend.)

ÿ      If youíre traveling a long distance tell the host, ìIíll pay for the gas if you have ten or more guests.? If not ñ you can catch the cost.î (Same with plane tickets.)? This will help to ensure that the trip will be worthwhile.

ÿ      The In-Home format has worked great for in-services, In-Work and other group presentations for teachers, physical therapists, etc.

ÿ      It is common for ìThe Partyî to start 15 minutes late, after people trickle in. To start at 7:00pm invite for 6:45pm.? This isnít the presenterís or hostís fault.? Some guests simply arrive late.

ÿ      In-Homes are a great strategy to see lots of people in much less time than doing individual 1-on-1 presentations.? (I stood in amazement at the efficiency of this system when I was the presenter for Peggy and Bill Dick in Virginia who had 21 guests at their first In-Home and went Silver 6 weeks later.)? This does not mean I do not do 1-on-1 presentations however.? If someone cannot meet with the group, be flexible and set up another time to meet.

ÿ      In-Homes do not take the place of ìthe process.î? It is still important to take people to Wellness Previews, do 3-way calls, follow-up, etc.

ÿ      New distributors can leverage their circle of influence by calling in favors.? ìMom (friend, work associate, etc.), I know you do not want to do this business but would you be willing to help me get started by hosting a party??? I could sure use your help.î

ÿ      Some distributors are even getting their first-time contacts to host an In-Home before the prospect has seen a single product.? ìIíve found some incredible health technologies from a Japanese based company.? If youíll get a group together, Iíll come show you and your friends how the company can help you.î

ÿ      To avoid unwanted questions some presenters hand out paper and ask the guests to write down their questions.? These questions are addressed after the party portion of the presentation.

ÿ      If you donít like the term ìIn-Homeî you might try ìEnergy Party,î ìMagnet Party,î ìdemonstration,î ìget-together,î or ìpreviewî(not to be confused with a Wellness Preview).

ÿ      This is a suggested guide for In-Homes.? Allow your new distributors freedom and creativity in planning their events.?

ÿ      It may be helpful for new distributors to record their first In-Homes to speed up the learning curve.

ÿ      Some distributors are creating a raffle.? After giving the rollout they ask if the guest knows five people who could benefit from our products.? If the guest gives five names they are entered into a raffle to win a free pair of magnetic insoles.

 

 

I love In-Homes.? This concept has now had extensive field-testing.? It is a back-to-the-basics concept.? I tested this program in one leg of my organization for six months before I started to teach it to my entire organization.? My volume has doubled since I instituted this program.? I can see more people in less time.? I have my life back.? It has helped me to see where to focus my efforts with my team. ?I recently had a long-distance front-line distributor that went Silver over a two month period after having seen only one In-Home.? She said, ìI can do that.î? This concept will give new wings to anyone willing to fly.? - Brody Craney

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Please feel free to e-mail your suggestions and success stories to brody@5pillars.com.

 

 

Sample ìPRODUCT TICKLERî Card

 

ìOur Most Popular Productsî

Guestís Name:???????????? Phone Number:

Sleep System: Softq Firmq? ???????? Twinq?? Fullq ??Queenq Kingq?? Cal-Kingq ???

Pillow:?? Softq Firmq Comforter: Winterq Originalq Summerq Socksq

Insoles: Softq Firmq Smallq Mediumq? Largeq (Cut to fit)? ???????????

Gloves: Med.qLg.q Scarfq Headbandq Intense Back Therapy Kitq? Necklaceq

Magnets:? Back Flexq???? MagBoysq ?? Sutpe Miniq?? KenkoSeat Plusq ?????????

Joint Formulaq ?Basic-5 Nutritionalsq Swiss Cleanserq ????

ìLiving Water Systemî q ???????????????????????????? ???????????

 

 

Sample ìINTERESTî Card

 

?ìThank you for coming to our N _ _ _ _ _ In-Home Partyî

Guestís Name:???????????? Phone Number:

Address:

 

???? ?I Want:

ë? Free Magsteps.

ë? Rollout.

ë? ______% off my products.

ë? More information.

ë? To Host a Party

 

 

Sample ìGIFT CERTIFICATEî (used in the follow-up packet)

 

Thank you for attending the N _ _ _ _ _ In-Home Party

Please join us at our FREE Wellness Preview

 

Day: _____________ Date: _____________? Time: _______ p.m.

Location: ____________________________________________________

 

Present this Certificate and Receive _____% off Your Product Order.

Plus, a FREE Audio Tape

Your sponsor and Friend:_______________________________

Phone:____________________________