Clearing Up Some Networking and Greenwin Network Issues by My Greenwin Network

As with any network marketing, Greenwin Network is getting its fair share of ridiculous objections from people. It always tickles me the way people that are not interested cannot just say “no”, they have to come up with some reason.
Breaking The Objection Code

1. “It is a pyramid scheme”. This is really funny because they never actually know what a pyramid scheme is. What they are really trying to say is that they don’t trust you and you are an idiot when, in fact, they don’t have the foggiest clue what they are talking about. The best response to them is… @#$% off!
2. “I want to see if my friends will join before I do”. Walk away from these people and never mention it to them again. They don’t have a business mind and don’t deserve to have opportunities shared with them.
3. “How much are you earning”? Well actually that has nothing to do with you, but what makes you think that my earnings have any bearing on you anyway. The fact that you asked that question means that there is no way you will be able to replicate my success. Just shake your head and walk away.
4. “I don’t have time”. And you never will. What you are actually being told it that “I don’t have faith in myself” or “I fear failure so I’m not even going to try”. Reconsider your friendship with these ones unless, they are already involved in something and trying to focus their efforts.
5. “I can’t afford it”. This is a valid objection if there is a cash outlay required. But most people will rather use one of the previous objections than admit to being broke. Unfortunately, when they do use it and you tell them it will cost them nothing, the previously mentioned objections tend to follow.

Is Your Prospect A Real Prospect

What you have to remember is that only a small percentage of the world population have an entrepreneurial spirit, the rest are merely consumers. That’s okay, there is not enough space for everyone to be a business owner anyway.

This does not mean that the consumers cannot be beneficial to your business or slowly change into business owners with the right guidance. The major problem that people in network marketing and particularly Greenwin Network are facing is the stigma attached to networking and the fear of change (or something new).

This is a delicate area and requires knowing something about how people think about and perceive YOU. Yes, this is all about you. How you find your prospects, how you approach them, the objections that you get and how you handle them.

In most cases you need to get to know a person before you start promoting your business to them but more importantly they need to know you. You will get people to join you by advertising. Those people will most likely be business minded and see the opportunity without knowing who you are. But the conversion rates on advertising are low.
Increasing Your Conversion Rate

What is a conversion rate? The number of people that join you divided by the number of people that you speak to multiplied by 100 will give you your conversion rate as a percentage. So if you speak to 100 people about your business and 20 people join you, you have a 20% conversion rate.

20 people/100 people *100 = 20%.

Not bad, you may think, but no. 20% is pretty poor. If you are advertising on a pay per click basis and you are getting a 5% conversion rate, you are doing alright. Face to face, with someone that you know, you should be getting 60% to 80%, especially on a free opportunity.

Why would you want to have to face rejection most of the time? Sure, you will face some rejection, deal with it. But a 20% conversion rate not only damages your self-belief but you are wasting 80% of your time. Don’t do that. It’s much better to use that time to get to know people and only present to the people that show real potential.
How To Not Repel People

I previously wrote an article called “How to Lose Friends and Alienate People”. Check it out. The crux of the article is that you shouldn’t go out there and just spam. Eventually you will give yourself a bad name and people will just ignore anything that you send them.

Its way better to show people your dedication and how you can help them to success. Remember also that you are not going to do the work for them, but it is your responsibility to ensure that they know what to do and how to do it. They are your responsibility and your support is critical.
The Benefits of the Greenwin Telecoms Product

There has been so much speculation and questions about the benefits of the Greenwin Telecoms product that I thought I should put this in for clarity.

Membership to the Greenwin Opportunity is free. The telecoms service, if you want to call out, has a subscription fee. As far as I am aware, if you don’t pay the subscription fee you can still receive calls.

Any phone that has an internet browser can be used.

There will be a data cost but it is way less costly than the conventional connection fees, interconnect fees and roaming charges.

I have tested out VoIP and the transfer rates that I have been getting are around 10KB/s. In South Africa, we pay on average R2.40 per minute for normal calling and R0.19 per MB for data transfer. I believe our rates are comparatively some of the highest in the world. So let’s compare normal calls to data calls.

If the transfer rate is 10KB per second it would take 100 seconds to use up a MB @ 0.19. Now I would like to see how long I could talk before its costs me the same as 1 minute on normal calling costs. So 2.40/0.19 = 12.63 x 100 seconds = 1263 seconds or 21 minutes.

So there you have it. Using VoIP from your mobile device is 21 times less costly that normal mobile calls. Even if the transfer rate is doubled, it is still 10 times cheaper to use Greenwin Network.

Just make sure that you get a little data bundle on your mobile phone account and invite all your friends to save money with you.

My Greenwin Network

Charles Hopson
http://www.Greenwinfreecalls.com

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What are Commemorative Coins?

Commemorative coins have become very popular. Many people want to have different kinds of coins in their collections or for souvenirs. Many times they are used as traditional gifts for special occasions. These coins are not considered to be practical gifts, bur are commemorative items that can be kept for years as special souvenirs when received by a special friend or loved one.

There is a strong demand for these coins among people who are collectors as they may have significant meaning to them. Others will want them to remember an important day or occasion. The mint date and the event celebrated by the coin could be one factor people consider them collectible items.

Since the 1970s, the individual coins were available in the market every year, but are now available as sets in packages or in special displays. Many collectors say that one reason they are marketed this way was the depreciation of their value starting in 1971. The introduction of the euro may also be a factor.

There are countries that have produce commemorative coins and used these coins for propaganda. There were monarchs who issued coins to commemorate past or current events and/or celebrations that recognized their authority.

The half dollar was produced in 1892 to commemorate the Columbian Exposition in Chicago. This was a celebration to mark the 400th anniversary of the expedition of Christopher Columbus and his discoveries in the world.

During the following year, the first quarter dollar commemorative was introduced to signify the Exposition as well, but it also gave honor to queen Isabella of Spain. She was the one who “back-pedaled” the political agendas on Women Rights.

The first commemorative coins that were made of silver were introduced in the 1900s. The coins were minted in honor of Lafayette and George Washington. In the following years, the half dollar coin was denominated, and the legal tender commemorative coins were created to mark celebrations rather than historical events. These coins are recognized today as classical sets of special coins of historical events between the years1892 - 1954.

It was in 1932 that the Washington quarter dollar was released as the United States’ second commemorative coin in its denomination. It was issued for the 200th birth anniversary of George Washington. The coin also continues its circulation as a commemorative coin because of its popularity.

It was uncharacteristic to circulate a commemorative coin of the 1892 - 1954 era in the United States because the government had not intentionally put them into circulation, (they were not legally approved by the government for public use) so collectors will not pay the premium costs of these coins that are still in the market.

In 1975, that the Bicentennial quarter was introduced. It became the second circulating commemorative coin in the country, while the silver dollars and half dollars (1776 – 1976) were reissued as a special collector’s edition.

Many collectors have different agendas when collecting these coins. Some prefer commemorative coins from 1892 - 1954 while most collectors choose the modern editions. They know that these coins have different values depending on the series and/or editions.

Although there have been different series released, a proposal was submitted to congress that would mark the Lincoln cent for his birth anniversary. No one knows whether or not the 1-cent denomination commemorative coin will be minted.

The confusing part of these commemoratives that are circulating is the pattern of the denomination. The 1776-1976 commemoratives half-dollar and silver dollar may not be included in collections because of their scarcity. Most of the coins that are circulating are the quarter dollar coins. It should be an interesting development for the proposed circulation of the one cent commemorative coin.

Charles Hopson
609-706-5503
skype: cphopson
chopson48@gmail.com

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