Showing posts with label marketing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marketing. Show all posts

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Awesome Meeting Last Night

I have to tell you that I was very impressed with our first Evolv meeting in Orange County. We have 2 of the main Evolv leaders in our backyard as they both live in Carlsbad. John Gustin who is an expert in the nutrition and health industry and Jim Lutes a network marketing guru spoke at the meeting. John shared about his background experience and the due diligence on the product that he did when meeting with Trey White in Dallas some months ago. He was the one that recommended that this product was perfect for the multi level marketing approach to distribution. He also presented Trey with a road map for structuring the marketing and sales of the product. He will be a great resource for all of us to learn from...
Jim talked about his extensive background in the industry and how excited he is that he will be training all of us. Wow... his talk was motivating and informative. He will be teaching us the best way to build our business and it will be up to us to respond and act. If we work real hard for the first couple years we can be assured of monthly residual income for years in the future.
I encourage all of you to start with listening to all the conference calls and attend any of these meetings that are in your area. One person on our team flew in from New York for the meeting.
This is going to be FUN...

Monday, August 24, 2009

The Slogan

On Saturday's conference call, Jim Lutz gave us the new slogan that our CEO has evidently coined : "Changing the World One Sip at a Time". I like that. It has a nice ring to it. We can use that you or we can make up our own. I would like to steal the one from that tv beer commercial where at the end the guy says "Stay Thirsty My Friend!" Yea, that is the one I'm gonna use. What slogan ideas do you have?

Stay Thirsty My Friend...

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Ticket Invitations Made Easy

As Jim mentioned in the conference call today we have the ability to print out invitation tickets.
Yesterday I went to my Back Office and clicked on Tickets. A fill-in menu appeared whereby I put my name and web address (You can put your phone number in or just leave it blank). A Pdf file is created with a page of 8 custom tickets to hand out. I started with 10 pages. It’s like a business card but is really an invitation to watch the video. Invitation is easier than solicitation (these guys have thought of everything). I saved it to my flash drive and went down to my local FedX-Kinko’s office. The lady suggested I upgrade the paper to 80 and use the color laser. They have a nice cutting machine there. So I walked out with 79 beautiful glossy tickets and I am on my way! (Yes, I left one ticket with the lady)