GNLD is expanding around the world, and you can, too!
Every GNLD Distributor is allowed to sponsor new people in any country where GNLD is established. At the last count, there were 55 GNLD countries!
Do you know people outside your own country, living in countries of these regions?…
North America
Canada United States (including Samoa, Guam, Midway Island, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Wake Island)
Caribbean
Antigua Bahamas Barbados Barbuda Jamaica St. Croix St. Lucia St. Thomas Tobago Trinidad
Mexico
Mexico
Africa
Angola Botswana Cameroon Ghana Kenya Lesotho Mozambique Namibia Nigeria South Africa Swaziland Tanzania Uganda
Northern Europe
Denmark Estonia Finland Iceland Ireland Latvia Lithuania Norway Sweden United Kingdom
South-eastern Europe
Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Montenegro Serbia Slovenia
Southern Europe
Austria France Germany Hungary Italy Romania Spain Switzerland
Pacific
Australia Japan New Zealand Philippines
sponsor directly…
If you know someone well, living in another country, like family, or friends, you’ll most likely be able to help them develop their GNLD business, by remote control, as it were.
You can point them to all the info available on GNLD websites (there’s a list of them in the side bar). And you can give support directly by email and Skype.
This long-distance help would also work well for people interested in joining GNLD to get products at wholesale Distributor price, and who aren’t interested in developing a business yet.
I’ve put the word “yet” because people who start using GNLD products get very enthusiastic about them, and sometimes want to share them with other people. An enthusiastic product-user makes a very good member of your business team.
the business type…
We’ve found that some people are self-starters. They like to get info immediately they want it (by email, phone, or logging onto the internet), and prefer to be left alone to get on with their business development themselves.
Others want to sit and chat with someone on a regular basis, to plan each new step of their business development. For these new team members email and Skype won’t be enough. That’s where GNLD’s foster sponsor programme steps in to provide the new person with direct, hands-on support.
importance of qualifying your new person…
By ‘qualifying’ I mean finding out exactly what your new people want from their association with GNLD. And what they need from you to help them get it.
Here are some of the questions you ought to have answers to…
- Are they joining your team to save money only? (by buying at wholesale price)
- Or do they want to build a part-time business from home?
- Have they had any business experience?
- How much time are they prepared to invest in their business every week?
- Do they want their part-time business to grow into a full-time one?
- How do they want you to communicate with them? And how often?
For me, the master of qualifying people is, without doubt, Tim Sales.
His CD course, ‘Professional Inviter’, is the best course about how to invite people to look at your business I’ve ever studied. And using the techniques he teaches has saved me so much time and stressful phone calls. Now chatting with people is a pleasurable breeze, whether they’re interested in what we have to offer, or not.
If you’re new to the GNLD business, or you’re not getting the results you want from your prospecting, it could be how you’re doing it, and what you’re saying… well worth checking out Professional Inviter (and lots of other generic business tools at Tim Sales’ website).
GNLD foster sponsor…
I’m very grateful to Anri Cowan, at GNLD HQ in Johannesburg, for sending me a document explaining exactly how we can get the help of GNLD’s foster sponsor arrangements.
It also explains exactly who gets what, as the new person’s business develops and bonus payments are generated.
In a nutshell, GNLD will arrange for a successful Distributor, living as near to your new person as possible, to provide local support.
By ’successful’ is meant a Distributor at Sapphire level or above, whose business is growing. So your new person gets the benefit of an energetic business-builder, and access to all the support programmes as if he/she had been sponsored by the foster him/herself .
Although you continue to work with the foster sponsor and your new team member by email and Skype, it’s the foster sponsor who does most of the support work. That’s why the business generated by your new person forms part of the foster sponsor’s team business volume, until your new person has developed to Director level.
After that, the various bonuses, business volumes, and points volumes are shared, as explained very well in the file I got from Anri. You can download it here (pdf 171 KB).
Here’s wishing you success with the overseas branches of your GNLD business, and lots of bonus payments from different countries swelling your bank account!
The internet is a very exciting way of promoting your business. To find out how, check out the posts in the category “Grow your GNLD business online” in the drop-down menu on the right of this page.
i want to start gnld in senegal.how possiple is it.senegal dont know about gnld.
Hello Ejikeme. Thanks for visiting, and for your interest in GNLD.
Starting GNLD in Senegal would not be easy for you. But it’s not impossible, and is usually driven by demand.
Let me explain that…
The nearest country to Senegal, where GNLD is operating, is Ghana.
And the GNLD Centre is in Accra.
You would need to join GNLD in Ghana, so you could buy products from GNLD there. (I can help you with that).
Then you take the products back to Senegal, and sell them.
To develop your business, you would work to increase the number of customers, and also tell everyone about the GNLD opportunity.
People who want to start their own GNLD business would join GNLD in Ghana, in your team.
As your team grows, more and more products are sold, and you will start to earn a bonus from GNLD.
The more people you have in your team selling products, the bigger the bonus you get.
I have written a detailed explanation of how the GNLD bonus system works, on our website at http://www.healthybusiness.co.za in the extra income business option.
So rather than writing a very long email now, please visit the website and read through the information, Ejikeme.
This is how GNLD has spread from South Africa to neighbouring countries like Botswana, Mozambique, and Angola.
People have come across the border, bought products, taken them home, and sold them.
And encouraged people to join their team.
Your growing team would also get GNLD’s attention, and encourage them to look at the possibility of making GNLD available in Senegal. It is a business decision, so if the demand for products in Senegal is big enough, GNLD will eventually open a Centre there.
The reason I said it’s not easy is that there is a lot of travelling involved for you and your team.
And you have to go out with cash money for the products.
Then bring the GNLD products back through border posts, where Senegalese import duties and levies may be imposed.
I hope this initial information is helpful for you. If you would like more detail about any aspect, please email me, Ejikeme.
Best wishes, David.