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How To Close Your Prospects by Eric Worre
I love Eric Worre and his materials. I have a bunch of his scripts but as he says in his video below people rarely ever use the scripts properly but if you are interested in some scripts you can contact/pm me.
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Wednesday 17 July 2013
ACN Business Opportunity Meeting With Co-Founder Tony Cupisz
ACN Co-Founder Tony Cupisz Presents the ACN Opportunity - Canada from ACN Inc. on Vimeo.
Earnings as an ACN IBO are based solely upon the successful sale of products to customers and their usage of those products. Individuals will incur expenses in operating their ACN business, such as the sign-up fee and renewal fee, as well as other possible operating expenses. As with any business, earnings and success at ACN are not guaranteed but depend primarily on the individual’s commitment, persistence and effort. Individuals may not earn income and may lose money as an IBO.
Earnings as an ACN IBO are based solely upon the successful sale of products to customers and their usage of those products. Individuals will incur expenses in operating their ACN business, such as the sign-up fee and renewal fee, as well as other possible operating expenses. As with any business, earnings and success at ACN are not guaranteed but depend primarily on the individual’s commitment, persistence and effort. Individuals may not earn income and may lose money as an IBO.
Wednesday 20 February 2013
ACN Community Rewarded for Making a Difference
ACN Reviews
Looking for more details on ACN? If I were a gambler I would bet that you were either looking for information on ACN because you saw the business overview got excited and joined without doing the research first and are now playing catch up or you’re considering joining and are doing your due diligence before pulling the trigger. Whatever the case you’ve found what you are looking for – because in this ACN review I will share with you the important details about the company, their services, the compensation plan and most importantly a strategy that can enhance your odds of success.
About ACN
ACN was founded in 1993 by Greg Provenzano, and “the twins” Tony and Mike Cupisz. The company is headquartered in Farmington Hills in Michigan and markets telecom and other essential services in approximately 20 countries. ACN first garnered noteworthy attention in 1998 when they were only marketing long distance service and grew to the 22nd fastest growing company in the United States according to INC. Magazine. Fast forward to today and ACN has added a full array of services to continue their growth as well as provide new opportunities to those looking to join the ACN business.
More About The ACN Services
ACN launched as an alternative long distance carrier and has had to transition their initial business model as the telecom industry has changed over time, as the profitability of telecom has continued to get squeezed ACN has been flexible and sought out new services to market including – , VOIP or digital phone service, video phones, cell phone service, home security, satellite TV, internet, and energy.
An important thing to consider when taking a close look at ACN is that they don’t really provide anything as a company, they simply have license to market products of other companies which could be considered a risk. However, with the proven track record of the company founders and their expertise in Network Marketing as distributors and executives and their proactive approach in adding alternatives outside of telecom you can feel secure that you can build a business for the long term.
The ACN Compensation Plan
No ACN review would be complete without looking into the compensation plan. A new distributor can get started in ACN for $499 once enrolled new distributors simply need to choose one or more of ACN services and replace their existing service to ACN’s service to remain active.The ACN compensation plan is based on a uni-level compensation plan, in a uni-level plan distributors can personally sponsor an unlimited number of distributors personally as those new distributors begin to sponsor others depth is created in the organization and ACN pays distributors through 7 levels. ACN offers immediate income and long term income when new customers are acquired for the company. ACN does require 6 to 8 customers be attained for bonuses to be paid regardless of where a new distributor is in the compensation plan, and also requires an individual to enroll a minimum of 2 qualified business partners before they are able to earn from the efforts of their team. From my evaluation ACN’s compensation plan like most MLM companies rewards leadership and can be lucrative for those with a strong work ethic, ability, influence, and marketing skills.
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Is ACN The Right Company? A Game Plan For Success In ACN
The fact is ACN has been around for a while and has proven to be a stable opportunity with a potentially lucrative compensation plan. Unfortunately most people you try to share ACN with won’t care and many won’t want to even hear anything about the ACN opportunity. That is unless they are looking for an opportunity and an opportunity like ACN. So, the question of if ACN is the right company is simply wrong question – the right question is are you the right person for ACN.The long and short of it is ACN is a network marketing company, and to succeed in network marketing requires distributors to generate or have access to a large and steady flow of opportunity seeking leads. The fact is without a steady flow of open minded entrepreneurial leads you like many others will struggle in ACN.
This is why I highly recommend anyone considering ACN learn how to market to attract leads to them rather than only talking to friends and family. Chasing friend and family may get you a few customers, but the odds that your existing friends and family will lead you to build a thriving business are incredibly slim and you already knew that. However, imagine if you went to work, to learn and implement some simple and proven strategies to generate your own leads, you would hold all the cards, and could build ACN, or any mlm company you choose, or ever decide to join. Giving you true control of you own destiny, income, and lifestyle. So the next step, it’s up to you Click the Image Below!
Sunday 10 February 2013
ACN SCAM?? - Or The Real Deal and Profitable!
ACN Scams – The Real Deal
ACN Scams?
What of it? well, quite a lot considering the amount of information that’s currently available online. However, one should also keep in mind that not all of the information you will get is true. So before you go and dismiss ACN as being nothing more than a scam company, it would be best if you did some research first. In doing so, you should be able to collect enough information to be able to make a wise decision about this matter.
So why are there people talking about ACN scams? This can be attributed to a number of different factors and the most common of which would be the fact that some problems do lie in the way ACN representatives promote the company and their business itself. The company cannot be blamed for this, of course. With that said, don’t let the word of one or two people discourage you from looking further into what the company can do for you. They are capable of providing people with a reliable business and source of income if the individual is willing to put in the necessary effort as well.
This is where a lot of people make a mistake. They often go into the business without any prior knowledge about how things work and how much effort building up a networking business can entail. In the end, they often quit before they even get started and attribute their failures to the company being a “scam”. One of the most important things that every new networker needs to realize is this: The business is not an overnight millionaire type deal. In fact, there is no such thing unless you unexpectedly win the lottery. Hard work, time and patience are all very important factors if you are to make any money.
Besides those, one would also need knowledge and understanding of the business itself. This isn’t just a matter of marketing products and hoping someone buys them. There are strategies, techniques, tools and tons of research involved if you want to position yourself as a formidable networker. Point is, you have a lot of competition, you need to learn and figure out ways through which you can get ahead of everyone. As for the ACN scams? The only way you’ll end up losing is if you don’t do enough research before you get started. The more acquainted you are with the business, the safer you are from getting conned.
Knowledge is power. This is something that one must keep in mind when
it comes to doing business online. ACN is a legitimate company and they
would be able to provide you with a satisfactory way of making money
online but only if you’re able to contribute to their growth as well.
What of it? well, quite a lot considering the amount of information that’s currently available online. However, one should also keep in mind that not all of the information you will get is true. So before you go and dismiss ACN as being nothing more than a scam company, it would be best if you did some research first. In doing so, you should be able to collect enough information to be able to make a wise decision about this matter.
So why are there people talking about ACN scams? This can be attributed to a number of different factors and the most common of which would be the fact that some problems do lie in the way ACN representatives promote the company and their business itself. The company cannot be blamed for this, of course. With that said, don’t let the word of one or two people discourage you from looking further into what the company can do for you. They are capable of providing people with a reliable business and source of income if the individual is willing to put in the necessary effort as well.
This is where a lot of people make a mistake. They often go into the business without any prior knowledge about how things work and how much effort building up a networking business can entail. In the end, they often quit before they even get started and attribute their failures to the company being a “scam”. One of the most important things that every new networker needs to realize is this: The business is not an overnight millionaire type deal. In fact, there is no such thing unless you unexpectedly win the lottery. Hard work, time and patience are all very important factors if you are to make any money.
Besides those, one would also need knowledge and understanding of the business itself. This isn’t just a matter of marketing products and hoping someone buys them. There are strategies, techniques, tools and tons of research involved if you want to position yourself as a formidable networker. Point is, you have a lot of competition, you need to learn and figure out ways through which you can get ahead of everyone. As for the ACN scams? The only way you’ll end up losing is if you don’t do enough research before you get started. The more acquainted you are with the business, the safer you are from getting conned.
ACN Charlotte Annual Convention Excitement and Experiences
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- If you come across ACN members, it doesn’t take long
to hear their pitch about owning your own business and earning big money
by getting into merchant services like telephones, the internet,
security systems, satellite television and energy.
This weekend, the Concord-based company is hosting its 20th anniversary and annual convention at Time Warner Cable Arena. Twenty thousand people are expected to attend.
Some say it’s the best deal ever, but others warn to stay away.
"If you aren't here, you're missing everything,” a woman said outside the arena Friday, where you could feel the energy in the crowd.
"It's the best opportunity on the planet,” said ACN member Dianne Langford-James.
Once inside, members hear pep talks, plus receive awards and training.
"I believe this really works,” said ACN member Jason Patacsil.
Patacsil, who came to the convention from San Francisco, signed up with ACN. It cost him $500.
"I made my money back and more,” he said.
He now recruits others to sign up. If they do, it costs them $500.
That's what Bob Fitzpatrick doesn't like. Fitzpatrick runs the website www.pyramidschemealert.org and says ACN isn't about the products.
"You're purchasing the right to sell and to recruit other people into it, so for the consumer, the question has to be what actually have I purchased for $500" he said. “It’s not measured truly in product volume. It’s going to be measured primarily by the number of sales people.”
"We get bonuses, but nobody gets paid if customers aren't acquired,” said ACN member Leslie Tekler, who came to the convention from Colorado.
In 2010, the Montana securities commissioner called ACN a pyramid scheme, then reversed course, allowing them to do business again.
ACN says that was a misunderstanding, arguing they're not a pyramid scheme and some of their attorneys are former attorneys general. That $500 is for company support, officials said.
"The external marketing and the back office,” Tekler said.
Stanley Craig also paid that $500 and signed up for ACN services. He says it led to higher fees and constant pressure to recruit friends. He wishes he never took part.
"I left them with high hopes and little else,” Craig said. “A lot of regrets.”
"We get bonuses, but nobody gets paid if customers aren't acquired,” Tekler said.
Members say if it's not working for some people, it's their fault, not ACN’s fault.
"They're not working the business. You can't get something for nothing,” Tekler said.
ACN has an "A” rating from the Better Business Bureau. Over the last year there were 272 complaints, all of which were resolved.
ACN officials say their retention rate among members is increasing, but there are people who leave.
Officials also say the company is seeing growth in VOIP and energy.
It plans to give at least $100,000 to the Ronald McDonald House in Charlotte after this weekend’s convention.
This weekend, the Concord-based company is hosting its 20th anniversary and annual convention at Time Warner Cable Arena. Twenty thousand people are expected to attend.
Some say it’s the best deal ever, but others warn to stay away.
"If you aren't here, you're missing everything,” a woman said outside the arena Friday, where you could feel the energy in the crowd.
"It's the best opportunity on the planet,” said ACN member Dianne Langford-James.
Once inside, members hear pep talks, plus receive awards and training.
"I believe this really works,” said ACN member Jason Patacsil.
Patacsil, who came to the convention from San Francisco, signed up with ACN. It cost him $500.
"I made my money back and more,” he said.
He now recruits others to sign up. If they do, it costs them $500.
That's what Bob Fitzpatrick doesn't like. Fitzpatrick runs the website www.pyramidschemealert.org and says ACN isn't about the products.
"You're purchasing the right to sell and to recruit other people into it, so for the consumer, the question has to be what actually have I purchased for $500" he said. “It’s not measured truly in product volume. It’s going to be measured primarily by the number of sales people.”
"We get bonuses, but nobody gets paid if customers aren't acquired,” said ACN member Leslie Tekler, who came to the convention from Colorado.
In 2010, the Montana securities commissioner called ACN a pyramid scheme, then reversed course, allowing them to do business again.
ACN says that was a misunderstanding, arguing they're not a pyramid scheme and some of their attorneys are former attorneys general. That $500 is for company support, officials said.
"The external marketing and the back office,” Tekler said.
Stanley Craig also paid that $500 and signed up for ACN services. He says it led to higher fees and constant pressure to recruit friends. He wishes he never took part.
"I left them with high hopes and little else,” Craig said. “A lot of regrets.”
"We get bonuses, but nobody gets paid if customers aren't acquired,” Tekler said.
Members say if it's not working for some people, it's their fault, not ACN’s fault.
"They're not working the business. You can't get something for nothing,” Tekler said.
ACN has an "A” rating from the Better Business Bureau. Over the last year there were 272 complaints, all of which were resolved.
ACN officials say their retention rate among members is increasing, but there are people who leave.
Officials also say the company is seeing growth in VOIP and energy.
It plans to give at least $100,000 to the Ronald McDonald House in Charlotte after this weekend’s convention.
Friday 1 February 2013
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