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Digg it UP - The Ten Principles of Highly Ethical Network Marketers
Every customer loves great customer service and nearly every company claims to have great customer service. Unfortunately the customers who have been surveyed generally say that only about 10 to 15% of the companies out there have this so-called great customer service.
8. Be fair and just in financial matters.
Do not encourage anyone to buy anything that would place him or her in financial harm
9. Communicate honestly and truthfully.
Be honest: Don't exaggerate, boast or brag.
10. Cultivate a positive attitude toward others and their accomplishments.
Encourage, serve and u
You’ve worked your way up throughout your career, attaining a high-level rank through demonstrated achievement, dedication, and proficiency. One day, you find yourself needing to look elsewhere, and that’s where the old nagging doubt sets in: you never finished (or even sta
1. Treat all downline and potential business partners as unique and valuable individuals.
Isn't it about time we put a stop to looking at people as if they had dollar signs on their foreheads? Let's be thoughtful and courteous to everyone we meet.
2. Support each downlines freedom, growth, and development.
While there is something to be said about duplication, there is also something to be said about allowing a person the freedom to build their business within their own comfort zone.
Don't create a political or spiritual platform in the business.
3. Communicate to downline by name with respect.
Call and visit your downline regularly and find out if you can help them accomplish their goals.
4. Model and encourage a balanced life of good work and rest.
Schedule time for your family as well as time for your business. Seek balance.
5. Honor and respect downlines families.
That means it's OK to miss a Network Marketing meeting for a family wedding, graduation or other important event.
6. Protect downlines life, safety, finances, and health.
I was told of a distributor that stole a downline's Social Security Number and placed orders on their behalf in order to hit a qualification. It's no wonder our industry has a poor reputation. We can change it.
7. Create an environment free of harassment.
Treat the opposite sex with proper respect at all times.
8. Be fair and just in financial matters.
Do not encourage anyone to buy anything that would place him or her in financial harm
9. Communicate honestly and truthfully.
Be honest: Don't exaggerate, boast or brag.
10. Cultivate a positive attitude toward others and their accomplishments.
Encourage, serve and up
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While there is something to be said about duplication, there is also something to be said about allowing a person the freedom to build their business within their own comfort zone.
Don't create a political or spiritual platform in the business.
3. Communicate to downline by name with respect.
Call and visit your downline regularly and find out if you can help them accomplish their goals.
4. Model and encourage a balanced life of good work and rest.
Schedule time for your family as well as time for your business. Seek balance.
5. Honor and respect downlines families.
That means it's OK to miss a Network Marketing meeting for a family wedding, graduation or other important event.
6. Protect downlines life, safety, finances, and health.
I was told of a distributor that stole a downline's Social Security Number and placed orders on their behalf in order to hit a qualification. It's no wonder our industry has a poor reputation. We can change it.
7. Create an environment free of harassment.
Treat the opposite sex with proper respect at all times.
8. Be fair and just in financial matters.
Do not encourage anyone to buy anything that would place him or her in financial harm
9. Communicate honestly and truthfully.
Be honest: Don't exaggerate, boast or brag.
10. Cultivate a positive attitude toward others and their accomplishments.
Encourage, serve and u
No job lasts forever and for some, the sour taste and deflated feeling of getting fired may occur once or even more than once in a lifetime. This event may or may not have been of his or her doing. Dealing with a job termination doesn't have to be your fault; you may have e
4. Model and encourage a balanced life of good work and rest.
Schedule time for your family as well as time for your business. Seek balance.
5. Honor and respect downlines families.
That means it's OK to miss a Network Marketing meeting for a family wedding, graduation or other important event.
6. Protect downlines life, safety, finances, and health.
I was told of a distributor that stole a downline's Social Security Number and placed orders on their behalf in order to hit a qualification. It's no wonder our industry has a poor reputation. We can change it.
7. Create an environment free of harassment.
Treat the opposite sex with proper respect at all times.
8. Be fair and just in financial matters.
Do not encourage anyone to buy anything that would place him or her in financial harm
9. Communicate honestly and truthfully.
Be honest: Don't exaggerate, boast or brag.
10. Cultivate a positive attitude toward others and their accomplishments.
Encourage, serve and u
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6. Protect downlines life, safety, finances, and health.
I was told of a distributor that stole a downline's Social Security Number and placed orders on their behalf in order to hit a qualification. It's no wonder our industry has a poor reputation. We can change it.
7. Create an environment free of harassment.
Treat the opposite sex with proper respect at all times.
8. Be fair and just in financial matters.
Do not encourage anyone to buy anything that would place him or her in financial harm
9. Communicate honestly and truthfully.
Be honest: Don't exaggerate, boast or brag.
10. Cultivate a positive attitude toward others and their accomplishments.
Encourage, serve and u
Recently, I decided to enlarge my sales and marketing efforts through outsourcing, so I contacted a number of service bureaus about promoting my successful line of customer service and sales training videos. I have found very few organizations that are willing to truly sati
8. Be fair and just in financial matters.
Do not encourage anyone to buy anything that would place him or her in financial harm
9. Communicate honestly and truthfully.
Be honest: Don't exaggerate, boast or brag.
10. Cultivate a positive attitude toward others and their accomplishments.
Encourage, serve and uplift those around you, whether they are on your team or not. Work out your real challenges with those involved - face to face.
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