Tips from Alisse Coil
Building in the Philippines? You are in for an amazing adventure! Although Rick and I are far from experts, we have made plenty of mistakes, learned some valuable lessons and had a few great victories. So here is a list of some “Do’s” and “Don’ts” we have gathered during this journey.
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Plan on making money right away
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Plan on changing lives and making amazing friendships.
Define what you have to invest (time and money)and focus on making an impact
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Be the middle man
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Train your WAs to utilize doTERRA as their resource (globalaccess@doterra.com) for customer service. Be their upline, not the go between with doTERRA.
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Plan on them paying for their own shipping while the Philippines is Global Access
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Find the best shipping option and stick with it; if you need help financially present a solid plan to your upline and ask 🙂 I will share who I use at the bottom of this list
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Try to reinvent the wheel
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Stick with the basics and trust the process, the PIPES are key!
YES, they can afford the enrollment kits, teach them how to create value by filling each person’s need.
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Think this will be easy
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Plan how you will support your team there or your downline with contacts in the Philippines.
How and when will you communicate? Remember the time difference and plan for it!
How will you train them?
When will you travel there and how often?
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Take the excuse that the economy is too depressed or it’s too hard
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Teach them the true definition of residual income.
Find someone you trust, with sales experience who lives in the Philippines or is Filipino who can walk them through the ups and downs.
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I use a shipping broker located in San Francisco. There are other options, but I like that Timmy ships on a passenger airline so the products arrive every week and all the taxes and fees are paid up front. ($10/pound) He ships every Thursday morning and products are at the warehouse in Manila the next Monday.
I mail packages to the recipient on my team in c/o Timmy Bernardino
180 So. Spruce Ave Suite H
So San Francisco CA 94080
Please call or email him before you send packages so he knows who to bill, you will pay him through PayPal email sparestrcy@me.com, phone (650) 888-8262
