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A nice question to ask (and I think I already know the answer in her case) is "Do you just need to know HOW to get started or do you want to know WHY you should get started?" Sounds like she just needs to know how to sign up. Other questions can be answered as she goes through the process. Just direct her to your website and she can go from there and call you along the way with questions.stefani2 said:She said 'she wants to Join my Team and start selling PC'. I WILL sign her, but I just was curious what info I should start her off with!
stefani2 said:I had a lady respond to my PWS stating she wants to start selling PC. My first recruit came easy (thanks Jess!), so I am curious what I tell her, what information I give her, etc.
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