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“When are we launching that next country?”
I get these kinds of questions all the time: How about Israel? Let’s bring LIMU to Antarctica … I know a guy in Ethiopia … That kind of thing.
Look, I get it. Expanding into international markets is exciting, and there’s no doubt that it brings a host of fresh opportunities along with it. But what about the potential for growth that exists just a few doors down?
Think less “occupy all streets”
and start with those that occupy your street.
and start with those that occupy your street.
Get good in YOUR neighborhood before you build on some other block. #LaunchYourStreet to hone in on your own personal style & strategy.
— Gary J. Raser (@garyraser) November 3, 2015
LIFT OFF
How many people have you connected with right there in your town, right there in your neighborhood—right there on your very own street? Get up, get out and get to know the people near you!
Operation #LaunchYourStreet in full effect! https://t.co/uvRkBGpcYD #limu #yopros #byob #seastheday #bemore pic.twitter.com/XVT0CDT6II
— Gary J. Raser (@garyraser) October 23, 2015
That’s what Operation #LaunchYourStreet is all about—connecting with people that are in your community, or even right next door, and sharing the LIMU Experience with them in a personal, friendly way. Don’t be an undercover Promoter; just strike up a conversation and be straightforward.
You have a way better chance of growing your business near home base than you do across the country—or worse yet, across the globe. So, LIMU out loud!
TAKE IT TO THE STREETS
This whole movement is meant to bring everyone back to the grassroots approach that makes succeeding at this business so attainable and duplicable in the first place. Shifting your strategy is simple and smart—it narrows your focus and puts success within your reach.
I’m not talking about going door-to-door, peddling things to your neighbors—canvassing neighborhoods with fliers is like real world spam.
I’m talking about inviting and sharing, connecting and relating. This business is all about getting to know people right there in your own neighborhood and giving them the chance to get to know you, your story, and your ‘Why.’
Just give it a try.
Stop and talk to your neighbors, wave to them on the street, knock on their door and invite them to get to know more about what you do and who you are.
MASSIVE action = MASSIVE results!
Make it your mission to take control of your future & #LaunchYourStreet! pic.twitter.com/yHZ1zbegeu
— LIMU® (@LIMU) November 3, 2015
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
Once you’ve introduced yourself, it’s time to start planning, prospecting and partying. Don’t overthink it; just stick to the 4 Bases Method. Start by sharing Video 1: ‘And Then…’ and Video 2: ‘This is LIMU’ through the LIMU Share App. Then invite guests to your next Experience party where you can play Video 3: ‘The LIMU Experience’. That’s when your prospects will have the opportunity to connect with you, ask specific questions and try LIMU products for the first time. It’ll feel nice and rewarding in the end to know you’re helping people in your own town. Be a blessing to others, because the more we’re blessed, the more of a blessing we must be.
It’s simple. It’s all about inviting and sharing: You’re not going around selling. Think of it as storyselling—you’re going around introducing yourself (or reintroducing yourself), relating to others and sharing who you are and what you do.
When you knock on your neighbor’s door, you’re not approaching them as a salesperson or a recruiter of some sort. You’re approaching them as a neighbor. That’s it. That’s all. It’s that easy.
Your job is to build and create, so don’t go looking out of town, across the globe or off the grid for your next prospect. Try looking right next door. Attempt to launch your street first then work your way out from there. It’ll be a lot easier, I promise you.
Rock the brand & #LaunchYourStreet w/ some #LIMU essentials:
#LIMUGEAR
#BLUFROG or #BLU2
#LIMUBMWCLUB car! pic.twitter.com/lzxhWzvlq2
— LIMU® (@LIMU) November 2, 2015
