Juice Plus +

Building a Team (by sponsoring new JP+ Reps)

You can make some extra income by building a customer base ($500 easily). To make more significant money you need to build a Team. The bigger your Team (and the more customers they are getting), the bigger your check. Your check is a measure of the difference you are making - helping people achieve great health and vitality.

Every new Juice Plus+ Rep. should have, as their first goal, completing the 10-1-10. After their first 60 days, their goal each month is to complete 5-1; then to help their new '1' to complete their 10-1-10. This is a perfect picture of team building at it's best. This is how Nicole Fletcher grew her monthly check from $100 her first month to $4000 at the end of her first year, making $8,300 in bonus money along the way.

There are several key steps in Team Building (click on each of the links below for more information):

1. Designing Your Team

Identify five people you admire and respect and would like to build this business with. Answer the following questions about each: How do you know them? (friend, co-worker, etc.) What do you know about them? (cancer survivor, mom) What have you already shared about Juice Plus+? If you need more space, a pen and pad works equally well or use the form on page 9.5 of your Owner's Manual. Your sponsor or coach will help you with the “next steps". On page 5.10 of your online Owner's Manual is an example of how to do this and the kind of information that is helpful. You can even use your Virtual Office to do help with this!

2. Mastering the Memory Jogger

The Memory Jogger is the #1 tool for every Juice Plus+ Rep. No matter what stage in the business you are at (brand new or NMD) to succeed you must have a current Memory Jogger and use it daily. Become a master at using your Memory Jogger.

3. Filling Your Pipeline

Your Pipeline (it may help to visualize a funnel), is full when you have spoken to lots of people (50-200) about Juice Plus+.  When you've spoken to relatively few (such as 10-20), you will find this business hard work, you will feel undue pressure and - worse - you may feel you are pressuring (even 'bugging') your friends and family as a result; and who wants that?! A full Pipeline will give you lots of prospective team members to work with.

4. Sharing your Business Story

Armed with a compelling Business Story and the boldness to tell your story to everyone who is open to hearing it, you will find your team building efforts and fun and effective. In this economy almost everyone is open to learning how to add a much needed additional source of income; sharing a wonderful product like Juice Plus+ will be attractive to most of these people. Most of the time you will never know that someone has an interest until you ask them. Here's a great message from Jenny explaining how to ask them in a way that's comfortable for you and them, and is most likely to succeed.

Although we always "lead with the product", you can accelerate the building of your team by what you do and how you do it - especially by asking good questions and listening well, by sowing seeds and working on the harvest (listen to Julie Herbst on this).

5. Converting "Raving Fans"

Converting a customer (who loves Juice Plus+) into a JP+ Rep requires the same 'boldness' as converting a prospect into a customer - you just have to ask! You might say something like: "Think back to what life was like before Juice Plus+. Think about what it would be like now without Juice Plus+. How would other people's lives change if they had what you have? You have the privilege of sharing this great gift of health with your friends and family. Would you be interested in spending 30 minutes to look at how I do that, to see if it might be for you too?"

This Training Call by Karen Weaver will also help; here are Karen's notes for this call.

6. Explaining the Virtual Franchise

Once you've told your Business Story and have someone interested, what next? The simplest next step is to sit down with them and go through the Virtual Franchise brochure or the Virtual Franchise presentation book. You can also do this online. At www.teamjp.net/vf there are several suggested steps:

7. Painting the Big Picture

Our Virtual Franchise is so much more than just selling pills! To see the big picture, your prospects need to hear from real experts. Credibility is vital, and the old bible saying holds true: "you cannot be a prophet in your own home town." Experts add great credibility to our efforts and our business. The medical experts we have on CD and DVD, at health events provide 3rd party credibility for Juice Plus+. Ron Blue's CD provides the same for our Virtual Franchise, as does Gordon Hester's Capitalizing on the Wellness Movement. Use them with your prospects. Also Jay Martin's great article gives the view from the top of NSA - another great tool.

7. Use Events

Events help paint the big picture, especially by introducing your prospect to the Juice Plus+ family and the Juice Plus+ culture - which are very special! Invite a business prospect to a training event so they can see how we train our teams.

9. 3-Way Calls

Get your upline National Marketing Director on the phone with your prospect, to hear their success story, to answer their questions and to cast a big vision for what is possible for them. If this hasn't happened before they become a JP+ Rep. then make it happen as soon as possible afterwards.

10. Developing Reps with Goals

Once you have people joining your team, it's important to help them set goals and "go for it". 10-1-10 is the standard, which we encourage everyone to work for (although some won't make it - and that's ok). To accelerate this process, Wendy Campbell has some good pointers in her article: Converting to Reps with Goals.

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"Keep it Fun, Simple and Duplicatable" and they will want to join you. Early on in our NSA career (before Juice Plus+) Mick did not follow this advice, and we struggled. He's an engineer and wanted to be the "expert" (know-it-all!); he worked hard but with an intensity that scared people off. Hard work is necessary, but don't be seen to be working hard. Have fun!

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