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How to become a Direct Selling Star
The open path: what the work actually is, what it is not, and the method pages in the order they matter.
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The method, in order
- 1How to start a direct sales business
What to settle before you pay anyone: the product, the real cost of month one, and who your first customer is.
- 2Direct selling vs a pyramid scheme
The legal line, in plain words, and the questions that place a company on one side of it.
- 3How to read an income disclosure
Who is counted, who is left out, and why the median matters more than the top of the table.
- 4
How to invite people Being written
Saying what the conversation is about, before it starts. The invitation that does not cost you the relationship.
- 5
How to follow up Being written
The step most people skip. What to ask a customer, and how it differs from following up a recruit.
- 6
A daily method you can keep Being written
A routine that counts customer conversations first and still fits beside a job.
- 7
The first 90 days Being written
What to expect, what to measure, and the point at which you decide whether to continue.
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OpenShould I join? scorecard
Twenty due diligence questions with a score and an explanation.
OpenGlossary
155 terms, from PV and BV to breakaways and the Koscot test.
OpenThe standard
- Customers before recruiting.
- Read the disclosure before any sentence about earnings.
- No health claims.
- A day you can still do alongside a job.
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