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Thursday, March 28, 2013
What to do with your new Home Party Plan Recruits
New Recruits?
Excited new recruits to your team can quickly become
confused, frustrated quitters before they ever really
get the chance to fly. New direct sales recruits are
anxious to get started earning money, confidence with
their products and a steady business
growth. But are you setting them off on their own too soon?
growth. But are you setting them off on their own too soon?
Many sellers
we consult with offer to help their new recruits with
their first party or two. Once the recruit has a party
booked, the recruiter attends to assist and guide them
until they feel comfortable. However, some of the most
successful sellers we work with go one step better: they
offer a
New Recruit Practice Party.
Each of your
new recruits could be invited to such a "practice
party." This party would involve each of the new
recruits you've signed up that month. Each of these new
recruits should invite two people to attend the practice
party. Having friendly faces in the crowd always helps
to steady jitters.
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The party
should include their friends/relatives and possibly a
couple of your own more successful and seasoned team
members. The team members can offer valuable advice and
tips to newbie recruits for boosting their sales, how to
present, ideas for party games, etc. They will be
excellent at "critiquing" the newbies and
offering useful and applicable tips.
offering useful and applicable tips.
These
parties should be segmented so each recruit gets the
chance to do a part
of the presentation. The presentations should be divided
up and each recruit does
a separate item, service, etc. They should each be involved in the sales part of the presentation (usually toward the end).
a separate item, service, etc. They should each be involved in the sales part of the presentation (usually toward the end).
These
parties are fun and relaxing and perfect for new
recruits to "get the bugs out" of their presentation skills, sales skills, etc. The
guests should be informed that it is
a practice party and everyone will feel more relaxed knowing that fact. Guests are at ease and the newbie sellers will feel more freedom in giving information, showing the products and practicing their sales skills.
a practice party and everyone will feel more relaxed knowing that fact. Guests are at ease and the newbie sellers will feel more freedom in giving information, showing the products and practicing their sales skills.
Recruits
will feel much more comfortable knowing that they have
this practice party
(or even two) in order to develop their confidence and
skills before setting off themselves.
Since it won't be billed as a "real" sales party it will set them at ease. Of course, it should be a selling situation as well. It should be productive financially but very casual and easy-going (read: lots of laughter, a few goof-ups, but ultimately a confidence builder!).
As their
recruiter you can attend the party to offer them tips,
suggestions on their
techniques, etc. This can be done after the party at a
personal consultation session
or as a group session after the party. This is when the seasoned team members should offer their own ideas on how to run a profitable party. Recruits can learn from others' mistakes and their own triumphs.
or as a group session after the party. This is when the seasoned team members should offer their own ideas on how to run a profitable party. Recruits can learn from others' mistakes and their own triumphs.
Some sellers
even go so far as to pair up a newbie with a seasoned
team leader.
They work together until the new recruit feels
comfortable on her own. Using this
tactic helps get the newbie off to a faster start, earn more at her parties and streamline her party/presentation skills. Remember, an earning recruit is a happy recruit!
tactic helps get the newbie off to a faster start, earn more at her parties and streamline her party/presentation skills. Remember, an earning recruit is a happy recruit!
For more information on building a $100,000 direct sales team,
use the techniques in our Direct Sales Power Series: www.directsalespower.com
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