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I haggle a lot lol. Recently, my Sky TV contract came to an end so, I would either need to pay the full price of £75.75 or remove bundles from my package to reduce my costs. I haggled with the Sky adviser, in the end, we agreed to a 60% discount off my package! I suppose it's okay to haggle with big firms such as, Sky but, with the much smaller firms or sole traders, it's not really worth haggling with and you as a business owner should stick to your guns, be assertive and ensure the customer pays the price that you are happy with 

Wasab.

I really do hope everything works well for you and am sorry what has happened to you.

Just to make you aware we are looking for new Distributors at Utility Warehouse if you are interested.

Wasab.

Try the Proper Burger Co. In Newark, a little dear but, the best quality burgers you'll ever eat 

Congratulations, well done!

Hi Rebecca, I started up as a distributor 5 months ago. I tend not to tell my customers or potential distributors I'm new to this business unless they ask. As long as you provide them with the facts & figures and your personality shines through, they will see you are a knowledgeable person in your field. Answer to your question is, I wouldn't tell them you're new to the business unless they specifically ask otherwise, you may lose some potential customers 

Hope this helps 

Wasab.

I agree Steve. The gentleman I spoke about has been in Network Marketing for the past 20 years and is the top earning partner of the firm. There are currently over 100 countries & over 150 million people involved in this sector, it's currently on the rise luckily for us  I believe the main difference is when you're a distributor trying to sell a product, the customer is more sceptical than if you're saving people money  (as in our line of work), you'll always speak to people wanting to save. You do need people with a good sales technique, people skills and a desire to succeed 

Originally Posted by sjr4x4

“I assume you are talking about Multi Level Marketing? I've never met many (any) earning £50k per month, most end up out of pocket with some aloe vera products, cleaning products or similar collecting dust in the garage   Happy days if it works for some. Had more than a few Utility distributors come and go as well, so I suspect it's down to your natural sales ability and passion, something maybe a lot of folk are missing.

Do agree word of mouth is old as the hills and always the most effective ”

I watched a movie on Sunday night; Shutter Island, what an amazing physiological thriller, Dicaprio acted his heart out! You need to watch it carefully throughout to work out how the ending is possible, 2.5hrs of great viewing, definitely recommend 

Hi there, just been reading through these posts, they are all very useful. I am into network marketing, saving people money on all their utilities & earning an extra income. My leads have generally come from referrals so, mainly word of mouth. I also arrange for people to come to events to show them what the company is all about, when they are impressed, they spread the word. These techniques have been very successful for myself & one of my partner's is now earning £50k/mnth so, you can say it is a very successful technique!