Getting Started Checklist See TeamRockinRobbins.Com for all Resources

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1 UPON ENROLLMENT Getting Started Checklist See TeamRockinRobbins.Com for all Resources Enroll online for your business building kit. We recommend the $995 package to give you everything you need to demo/display. If you did not start on this kit, and wish to upgrade please contact right away! Subscribe to Pulse (your monthly website subscription) Enroll in our consultant replenishment program (CRP) Order your business cards at FIRST 48 HOURS Study the Team Rockin Robbins New Consultant Training Guide Watch Getting Started Part 1 & 2 Videos on TeamRockinRobbins.Com. Complete all action items, and them to your sponsor. Schedule your first three business launch events with your sponsor. Create your Contact List. your Top 10 to your upline. Develop a close relationship with your sponsor. Set training times. Promote to EC by sponsoring your first consultant, or first few friends who want to join you as a PC by getting great skin, and supporting you in the process! FIRST WEEK Get Ready for great skin! Take your before picture. Do the solution tool to see what products are best for you, familiarize yourself with your business kit Begin scheduling three- way calls with your sponsor to reach out to your list Participate and prepare your schedule for the weekly team calls (# s on team site) Plug in to local team meetings such as business presentations and trainings FIRST MONTH Set a Goal to hit Level 2 Your first full month. Your Sponsor, and the Getting Started Part 2 training will fill you in on the requirements and rewards Stay Plugged In & subscribe to our team newsletter on TeamRockinRobbins.Com & Join Our Team FB Group: Rockin Robbins Networking Team, Sarah Robbins, Independent Consultant

2 MAKING BACK YOUR INVESTMENT IN THE FIRST 30 DAYS Working on your WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN and WHY 1) WHO will plug into your business as a partner or customer? Use the memory jogger to begin creating your list of people you will contact about the business and the products. to me your top 10 your dream team 2) WHAT will you say to your contacts? Remember LESS is MORE!! For local people: "I have a new business I m really excited about! Please join me at my launch to learn more so you can help me network and make it successful! For out of towners: "I have a new business I m really excited about! Will you help me by watching a video I m going to send you? It s only 2 minutes long. After you ve watched it we can chat and hopefully you can help me network and make it successful! After the above conversations have been had, get your upline involved in moving forward with them. 3) WHERE will you invite your contacts in order to hear more? When you call them, you can invite them to one of three things: - A conference call with your business partner - A local meeting in your area or a business launch - A weekly opportunity call (orientation call to the company) 4) WHEN will you work this business? Please set your 10+ hours of operation of when you will be working this business 5) WHY are you doing this? Create your WHY - send me a clear explanation as to why you are doing this and what your goals are. Goals to help you get off to a FAST START during your first 30 days: - Do your Big Business Launch - Commit to a 30 day training time and check in regularly so we stay connected (training webinars available on the Rockin Robbins website) - Commit to working your business at least 10 hours/week of income- producing activity - Talk to at least one new person every day - Commit to our Monday team collaboration call and the Sunday night training calls EVERY WEEK. GOAL: Sponsor 2 new consultants and 4 preferred customers in your first 30 days! (*note...new consultants have potential to do much more! We ve seen new consultants recruit 10 their first month because of their excitement. GO FOR IT!!

3 Prospect List As you create this list, remember, that you are offering people a gift: of great skin, or an incredible opportunity that could offer them time and financial freedom! The DOs and DON'Ts of Making A List DO make your list as long as possible It's your greatest asset when starting your business The longer your list, the greater your posture. If you have a list of 10 people and the first five say no, you will feel disappointed. However, if you have a list of 100, and the first five say no, you have 95 other people to contact! DON'T ever prejudge anyone They could end up in someone else's organization. If you think they re great someone else does too! You never know what people will do, or who they could lead you too. Think: What is greater; the risk or the reward? Steps to Developing your Warm Market List 1. Use the Memory Jogger to make a list of at least people that you know on a first name basis and get their addresses. Go through your Facebook contacts and cell phone contacts. In addition, you can use the Yellow Pages as a Memory Jogger. Start with the letter A and ask yourself, "Who do I know who is an Accountant, a Banker, a Carpenter.?" Review the Memory Jogger to help you. 2. You may want to split your paper in half. Put local contacts on one side (this will help you when you are creating invitations for your launch event). Put long distance contacts on the other side. 2. In the left column, identify those people on your list who: Are Successful (S) Are a "People" Person (P) Have Strong Influence with Others (I) Have a Need For the Product with Others (N) These are the people you will contact first to share your business story, product story, and your company story. Use your upline for 3- way calls. Refer to the Memory Jogger to help you.

4 PROSPECT LIST: MEMORY JOGGER Use this list to help you remember people and write their names down as they come to you. Across the street Electrician Motel owner Soccer Mom Nurse Adventurist Enthusiastic Moustache Sold you a car Orthodontist Always having parties Entrepreneurial Music Lessons Son/Daughter just Pediatrician Ambitious Eye Glasses Music Teacher married Surgeon Apartment Manager Finger nail technician Natural leaders Spa or health club Clubs: Art Instructor Fire Chief Needs more money Speech class Book club Attractive Fireman Neighbors Step children Golf club or group Bald Headed Former boss New car Student Lion's club Bank Tellers Former Church Notary Public Successful people Rotary club Barber Former co-worker Office manager Surgeon Toastmasters Baseball team Former Neighbors Office skills Tallest YMCA Basketball team Former roommate On a diet Taxi driver YWCA Best dressed Friends On the corner Teachable people Family: Best personality Furniture salesman Optimistic Teachers Brother Best salesman Garage Mechanic Out of state Teaches my kids Cousin Best smile Goal oriented people Owns a restaurant Team concept people Grandparents Blonde hair Goes bowling with me Owns my apartment Tells jokes Other Relatives Boss Golf Pro P.T.A. Thrifty Parents Bought car from you Good with computers Painted my house Track team Sister Bowling league Grocery store worker Parent's friends Twins Uncle Brunette Handsome Pay too much in taxes Uncles/Aunts In-laws Bus driver Has a dangerous job Pilot/airline employee Unemployed Wedding: Car repair Has a pick-up truck Play cards with Vacationed with Attended Carpenter Has expensive taste Player's parents Waitress Best Man Cell phone contacts Has hunting license Plays an instrument Was in my car pool Bridesmaids Choir High Achievers Policeman Was my teacher Groomsman Christmas card list High School Positive thinker Wears a beard Maid of Honor Church High School reunion Postman Web designer Photographer Coaches High self esteem Preacher Wedding list Networking Groups: College High voice Printer Wedding photographer Alumni association College coach Hobbies Public speaking skills Welder Facebook College students Home address book Quit smoking Where you grew up Linked In Computer programmer Hunter Real Estate Agent Who you call for help My Space Confident people In another city Realtor Work out with Other networking Contractor In management Recent promotion Workaholic groups Cowboy hat Interior decorator Red head Works a second job People Who: Co-worker Just had a baby Repaired my Works for the city Are underinsured Dance class/teacher Just married electronics Works for the state Are uninsured Day care center Lab technician Restaurant owner Works in sales now Have organizational Deep voice Landlord Rides the bus Works nights skills Delivers Parcels & Librarian Runs a beauty shop Works shifts Like a challenge Packages Lifeguard Salesperson Works weekends Like helping charities Doctor Likes cards School principal Military: Love people Does odd jobs Likes to camp School reunions Air Force Love to learn new Downsized/laid Likes to debate Seamstress Army things off/fired Likes to play golf Secretary Coast Guard Own small businesses Drives Cadillac Little League Self motivated people Navy Buddy Want more for their Drives Chevy Mailman Sells business clothes R.O.T.C. family Drives Dodge Minister Sells flowers Veterans Want out of debt Drives Ford Most integrity Senior citizen Medical: Want to retire Dry Cleaners Most likely to succeed Sheriff Chiropractor Want to work for Drycleaner Most outgoing Shortest Dentist themselves Eat out with Most popular Single Dad Dietician Editor Most trustworthy Single Moms Family Doctor

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