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photo courtesy
of Cell Tech
Star of Indio – Renna Moss, friend
When working with the Animal Market
start with the key challenges we all have – health and
nutrition, exposure to toxins and stress. Begin within
your own downline – make calls to them and plug them into
any system of support tools that Carol Bennett along with Cell
Tech has put together like the
- Animal Brochures (#75-106-00)
- Animal Algae Feeding Guideline Chart
(#75-115-00)
- Animal Market Business Builder Supplement
(#75-150-00)
The Animal Market is simply a connector
point. Even if people know how to take care of their own
health they are uncertain how to take care of their animals.
Even if you just start with animal algae, you can then use the
information found on the new feeding chart to upgrade using
the importance of all products for all animals.
Ideas for Sharing
- Booking shows/fairs
- Health expose’
for humans – 56% of people may have animals. Brochure
– if laying it out, lay one out where the inside is showing
and have the folded ones next to it. Experiment with
the planet food on two different plants and have those at
the table as a visible attraction. Our product line
goes to benefit all life.
- Placing brochures
(for display slightly re-fold one so the picture of Bee Gee
is on front. People have a greater tendency to pick it up.)
- Where appropriate
hang guideline charts with clear pocket attached to hold the
brochures.
- When doing
shows or demos use plants to attract attention. Have
one that is nourished with PLANeT food and one without
started about 4-6 weeks before. Use this plant
demo comparison
to make point Simplexity is an “all-life” supporting
company.
- You can quote
up to 10% of brochure so tell your own animal story and use
some quote from the brochure and feeding guidelines chart
in a newsletter.
- In talks –
talk about nutrition and the positive effects with our animals
instead of fear based.
- People who
work directly with animals – groomers, vets, dog walkers,
etc. start by telling them how they will be able to help more
animals.
- Veterinarians
– give ‘em a break – they’re really busy.
Start with their own personal nutrition since they need the
nutritional support themselves.
- Bring (you
come along, too) interested people on to the monthly Animal
Connection call the last Thursday of each month – (865)
362-4450 pin 0808#)
The above are notes from Carol's
Business Builder Teleconference call on 9/16/99 modified
11/10/01 to include the Animal Market Business Builder Supplement
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