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Are your Communication Skills Up Where They Should Be?


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Simon Baxter
webmasternetincomesite.com

The Net Income Group
http://www.netincomesite.com


Are your Communication Skills Up Where They

Should Be?

By Simon Baxter

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Those who have mastered "communication" have

mastered "recruiting"!



In online recruiting, what exactly is

communication?



It is simply the transfer of your business ideas

and belief system to your prospect.



Communication comes in many forms, you can

communicate person to person (face to face), via

the telephone, in writing (email), using

newsgroups, discussion lists and now even with

audio and video tools.



Find a method that suits you and work it to

perfection and you will NEVER have a sluggish

downline again!



The more you communicate, the more you will

recruit.



A good communicator will have the following two

traits ...



Believability and Sincerity!



And if you are going to be a power recruiter,

you must use these two traits to the max:)



Sincerity also incorporates the skill of

"Listening", in fact I could say that to listen

is more important than to speak.



This applies to online recruiting using emails

back and forth as much as face to face or

telephone communicating.



How often have you written an email to either

your sponsor in a program or the programs

support center asking a number of important

questions, only to receive a reply that only

covers 10% of your questions and that 10% only

being half answered if at all?



How does this make you feel?



I would hazard a guess at "very annoyed!" and

the feeling that they didn't even bother to read

your email!



Don't do this to others! If you do not know the

answers to your prospect or team member's

questions find out!



In communicating with your prospect, you can

find out many things including what they want

out of life and what they are looking for in a

program and then ....



You can adapt your return communication to

include "created mind images", of what they are

looking for and desire.



"Created mind images"? What on earth ... ?



Simply a procedure of creating visuals in your

prospects mind.



For example when you think of a Racing Green

Jaguar XJS, you SEE a picture of a Racing Green

Jaguar XJS in your mind, you do not have a

picture of a sentence in your mind, you have an

image!



So, how can you create an image in your

prospects mind?



Firstly you must create a big personality:)



Every time you write an email, make sure you use

the word "you" in your email at a ratio of 3:1

to the words "I", "me" or "Us", this will keep

your prospects attention.



Otherwise your email will strike of the holiday

photo syndrome .... Boring your prospect to

tears with the "I am interesting, so listen up

and look at this" ....



YOU are NOT interesting to your prospect, your

prospect is interested only in himself and

that's human nature!



Secondly, when you write an email, write to your

prospect as if he is there sitting across a

table from you and you are "speaking" not

"writing". Inject your own personality into

every single email you send, even when you are

sending to a support team or CEO of an Internet

business.



I have made many online business friends this

way, many of who have been very profitable to

get to know.



Whatever your personality trait is, use it and

stick with it, create a presence that is

recognizable as YOU. Whether you have humor, an

elaborate way of talking, or are just plain

blunt and to the point with a don't mess with me

personality, use it in every form of online

communication, forget what's eloquent or not

eloquent and master your OWN online presence.



I have often visited a message board and in

perusing the messages written relevant to what I

am looking for, i have come across anonymous

posters and know EXACTLY who they are, just by

their style of writing and terms used:)



So, practice your communication skills and maybe

I'll meet you in the anonymous discussion

forums:)



########################################

Simon Baxter is a Internet Marketer. He is a

peoples man and derives great pleasure from

helping people reach their goals.



His web site *Affiliates Resource Center*

helps affiliates to do just that.

http://www.netincomesite.com

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