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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and strategies for communicating with potential recruits about work-at-home opportunities. Participants discuss how to approach these conversations and what materials to use.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions their approach of sharing personal experiences and financial details to engage potential recruits.
  • Another participant expresses a concern about coming off as "pushy" and prefers a more casual conversation style.
  • One participant shares a success story about recruiting someone after keeping initial contact simple and using engaging questions.
  • Another participant suggests using a specific flyer, the "No Risk" flyer, as a resource for outreach.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best approach to communicating with potential recruits, with no clear consensus emerging on a single effective method.

Contextual Notes

Participants are discussing personal experiences and preferences regarding outreach strategies in the context of work-at-home opportunities.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on how to communicate with potential recruits about work-at-home opportunities may find this discussion relevant.

nikki70563
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On another site I am a member someone asked about work at home jobs/businesses - so I said email me to find out what I do. Does anyone have a letter or something that they would email to a person about this or what do you send them?
 
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anyone?????
 
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anyone????
 
My first instinct is to tell them what you do and how it has impacted your life. Also be very open about how much money you make and how much time you spend on it. If they show more interest ask permission to call them. Then treat it like any other recruiting interview.

As far as something to send them, how about the "No Risk" flyer? I love that one!
 
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On another site I am a member someone asked about work at home jobs/businesses - so I said email me to find out what I do. Does anyone have a letter or something that they would email to a person about this or what do you send them?

Are you just continuing the conversation from before? I would absolutely tell them what you do and how it has impacted your life. Personally I have a great fear of being "pushy" so I shy away from stuff where I may come off sounding like a sales person.
 
Good luck! I actually signed a recruit this month from having that happen. I kept the original contact simple, but had the "little yes questions" in it. That way they come back with more questions.
 
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thanks for the help
 

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