Team Beachbody Coach…Um Teams..

Posted by Buck on Nov 26, 2011 in Tips | 0 comments

Ok, some of you have been looking at being a Team Beachbody Coach, and may have been cruising around on a bunch of websites for some more info on what exactly all this Team Beachbody Business stuff is…and you’ve come across these “Teams” of coaches.  Let me explain.

So first let me say that all Team Beachbody Coaches are out to do the same thing, teach people how to life a healthy lifestyle and make a good living doing it.  What happens is some Coaches get together to make “Teams” of Coaches.  Does that make sense?  Almost like the NFL where everyone is playing football, but there are a bunch of different teams….so are there a bunch of different Teams of Beachbody Coaches.

The Teams are essentially based on the network marketing group that you join.  If you become a Team Beachbody Coach with say…Joe, then all downline coaches are on Joe’s “Team”.  Of course all the Coaches that you bring into the company are on your Team AND Joe’s Team.  It will also depend who you like, who you get along with well and who you partner with.  Maybe Joe has a bunch of people on his team, but you want to make your own team….that’s totally cool…you can do that too.

So I think if you have decided that you want to become a Team Beachbody Coach and you are looking for the right “Team” to be on, it’s going to boil down to…..do you like the people on that team….and are they successful at teaching new coaches what to do and how to build a Team Beachbody Business.

So, I think if I were trying to find a Team Beachbody….er….a….team to join, I’d ask things like

“What’s my first month look like?”

“Do you have a plan I can follow for the first two weeks?”

“Do you have a strategy that gets lots of people to look at my business?”

I think stuff like that will help you out when you are looking for a team to join.  You just want to make sure they are teaching you:

1. The mindset you must have to be successful in a network marketing company.

2. How to get lots of eyeballs on your business in the first 90 days (you’re going to need hundreds).

3. A plan that you can teach other people.

4. Multiple marketing strategies.

I think people get discouraged when they ask everyone they know to look at the business and they only get a couple takers, and they don’t do that great of a job.  You’ve really got to know how to get lots and lots of people to look at the business and products month after month to be successful.  Then you’ve got to be able to teach someone else how to do that, and so on.  So keep those things in mind when you are deciding on a good team to join, and if they can do those things for you, I think you’ve got a winner.

Talk to you later,

Dr. Buck

drbuck@super-coaches.com